Fastlane's Senna agent takes a URL and runs the full ad…

The Sydney platform's v2 collapses competitor research, AI ad creation, paid and organic publishing, and performance analysis into one agent.

Sydney-based Fastlane announced its end-to-end AI marketing platform on October 14, 2026, via GlobeNewswire, built around an agent named Senna that accepts a single URL and runs a five-step loop: competitor and customer research, image and video ad generation, publishing to paid and organic channels, performance analysis, and a feedback pass into the next batch. Fastlane’s product site frames it bluntly: “every lap makes the next one smarter.”

The pitch targets the founder who’s been quietly bleeding budget across a stitched-together stack of creative agency, scheduler, and ads manager. Senna publishes into Meta, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts. Starter is $20/month for 500 credits, one campaign, one social account. Enterprise lands at $699/month with 50,000 credits and 500 social accounts, plus a warmed-accounts add-on at $100/month per account and $1.50 per upload. The founders, per their Product Hunt listing, drove 50M+ views across prior projects before building this.

Co-founder Gaurav Thapa pins the diagnosis to tool sprawl: “Marketing teams are expected to produce more creative, launch more campaigns and deliver better results, but so much of their time is still spent jumping between disconnected tools.” He names four growing-company pain points behind the design: creative volume, creative diversity, production costs, and marketing intelligence.

The agent-ification of small-business marketing is now a weekly release cadence. Dapta’s sales agent answers inbound leads before the owner can. Senna produces the campaigns that generate those leads. Both still wait for a human to decide what to do.

That’s the quieter line in the release. Senna executes beautifully once pointed at a URL, but the founder is still the one pointing. LemonLime, by contrast, decides which customer-growth work matters for a given business first and delivers finished output at 9 AM local without a prompt. Execution agents assume you already know the strategy. Most founders don’t.

Fastlane's Senna agent takes a URL and runs the full ad loop

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