Put AI agents to work for Marketing

Those are places you go to have a conversation, and the work stops when you close the tab. Revaal is where the work keeps happening without you: the steps sit on one canvas, each one runs on whichever model you picked for it (those three among more than 300), the sources and the accounts the job already uses are wired straight in, and the whole thing goes on a schedule. It also works the other way round. Revaal is an MCP server, so a workflow built here can be run from the assistant you already talk to.

No. There is chat in it, in two places: the assistant docked beside the canvas, which builds the steps and goes looking for what is wrong with them, and Agents, colleagues you configure once and then talk to like anyone else on the team. Neither of them is the product. What you are building is a workflow that runs on its own, publishes where you told it to and keeps every version it has ever been. Chat is a way in, not the thing itself.

More than 300, and a different one for every step. Writing, images, video, speech and transcription are all activities the same canvas runs, so one workflow can read a page, write the piece, draw the cover and read it out loud without going anywhere else. Every step also carries two fallbacks, so a provider having a bad hour does not end the run. One account covers all of it: no keys to collect from five vendors, and no five invoices.

Yes, and finishing on them is the last step of the run rather than something a person does afterwards. There are 21 built-in integrations carrying 118 ready-made actions, WordPress, Telegram, Bale, X, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube and Google Docs among them. Anything without a built-in goes over a webhook to your own HTTP endpoint, or over MCP to any server you run. A writing step can also be handed the tools and left to reach for them itself.

That is what the knowledge base and the brand kit are for. Give a step your own documents and it answers out of them instead of out of whatever the model happens to remember. Give it your brand kit and the words, the colours and the pictures come out yours. Both are attached step by step, so one workflow can write a formal report and a Telegram post in the same run without either sounding like the other.

Only if you want to. Tell the assistant beside the canvas what the job is and it lays the steps out, wires them together and writes the prompts; you run it once step by step and change whatever you disagree with. Every version you publish is kept with its changes listed one at a time, so going back is a click rather than an afternoon.

It follows the work rather than the headcount. There is no such thing as a seat here: people are given access to a workspace and cost nothing to add, and what is charged is the steps that actually ran, priced on the model each one used and taken from that workspace's own credit. Nothing runs until there is credit in it, which is also what stops a workflow of yours running up a bill while nobody is looking.