Runable raises $21M to push AI agents from building sites to running ads

TechCrunch’s Jagmeet Singh reports that Runable raised a $21 million Series A to push its AI agent beyond building websites into ad campaigns, social media and SEO for small businesses. It claims a $2 million run rate and 1.7 million registered users.

Why it matters. Small businesses gain a single agent to buy and run ads without hiring an agency, if Runable can connect ad accounts directly.

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