Advertising veteran Sanjeev Jasani along with tech expert Shubham Saurabh co-found TurboAgents, an AI platform bringing agency-style marketing capabilities to small businesses

As artificial intelligence reshapes the marketing landscape, small businesses continue to face a fundamental challenge: translating access to AI tools into effective, consistent marketing output. Addressing this gap, advertising industry veteran and former agency Group COO Sanjeev Jasani and co-founder Shubham Saurabh, a Tech Evangelist specializing in engineering human experiences and interaction design, have launched TurboAgents (www.turboagents.ai), a global AI-powered marketing platform designed for solo entrepreneurs, small businesses, D2C brands and boutique advertising agencies.

The co-founders bring complementary expertise to TurboAgents: Jasani’s background in advertising and integrated marketing is complemented by Shubham’s specialization in interaction design, advanced new media and human-computer interfaces.

The platform brings together 39 specialized AI agents across seven marketing functions, covering strategy, creative, social media, ecommerce, video, SEO and productivity. Its central feature, Brand Brain, builds a business profile by analyzing its website, understanding its brand identity, products, audience and competitive landscape. This intelligence then informs the work generated across the platform, allowing users to move from marketing briefs to usable outputs without repeatedly briefing individual AI tools.

The launch comes amid growing adoption of generative AI in marketing, but also highlights a gap between experimentation and execution. While businesses increasingly have access to tools for writing, image generation and video production, integrating these capabilities into a coherent marketing process remains a challenge, particularly for smaller businesses with limited resources and specialist talent.

“For 28 years, I have built marketing teams for some of the biggest brands and have seen how the best work happens when strategy, creative and execution operate together, with a shared understanding of the brand. Smaller businesses have traditionally lacked access to this kind of integrated capability. TurboAgents brings that agency-style approach to businesses without the need for large marketing teams,” said Sanjeev Jasani, Founder and CEO, TurboAgents.

An integrated approach to AI-powered marketing

Unlike standalone AI tools designed for individual tasks, TurboAgents brings multiple marketing capabilities into a connected workflow. Through its Workflow Builder, users can connect specialized agents to create end-to-end processes, moving from market research and strategy to content creation and campaign execution.

The platform is designed to deliver ready-to-use outputs, including marketing reports, digital ad creatives, ecommerce listings, short-form videos and Google Ads campaign files. Its Brand Brain feature also allows users to review and validate brand information before it informs the work generated.

“Small businesses do not necessarily need more AI tools. They need a connected system that understands their business and brings together research, strategy, creative and execution. We have built that discipline into the software,” added Shubham, Co-founder, TurboAgents.

Designed for independent businesses and growing brands

TurboAgents caters to a broad range of businesses, from solo entrepreneurs, consultants and freelancers to D2C and marketplace brands, multi-location businesses and boutique agencies managing multiple clients.

TurboAgents is available globally at www.turboagents.ai, with a 48-hour free trial for new users.

Monthly subscriptions start at US$49 for the Basic plan and US$199 for the Pro plan, with a 20% discount on annual subscriptions. Advanced and Agency plans, priced at US$999 and US$2,499 per month respectively, are available through direct engagement with the TurboAgents team.