
Ranla
Ranla is an AI marketing operations platform that automates six marketing functions—engineering, lifecycle email, paid advertising, search, AEO, and social. It connects to a company's code repository or analytics tools like PostHog or Amplitude, auto-generates product event tracking via a reviewable pull request, and operates in Draft, Propose, or Autopilot modes with user-defined limits.
- Marketing Technology
- AI Agents
- Artificial Intelligence
- Advertising Technology
- Software Only
Funding
Funding not disclosed

Founders
Founder details are not available yet.
Product
Problem
Marketing teams struggle to instrument product events accurately, manage fragmented execution across multiple channels, and prove the impact of their activities on core business goals. Setting up proper tracking and running coordinated campaigns across email, ads, search, and social requires significant engineering and operational overhead.
Solution
Ranla is an AI marketing operations platform that runs marketing across six jobs—engineering, lifecycle email, paid advertising, search, AEO, and social. It connects to a company's code repository or analytics tools like PostHog or Amplitude, reads the codebase, and automatically opens a pull request that adds signup, activation, and billing event tracking. The platform then drafts, proposes, or executes marketing tasks within user-defined limits, with holdout testing to measure lift on business goals.
Target Audience
Primary customers are marketing teams at software and digital product companies who want to automate lifecycle email, paid ads, search, AEO, and social marketing while maintaining engineering-level control over product tracking.
Features
- Auto-generates product event tracking (signup, activation, billing) by reading a company's code repository and opening a reviewable pull request
- Supports analytics connections to PostHog or Amplitude as an alternative to code-based tracking
- Three operational modes—Draft, Propose, and Autopilot—letting users control how much the AI does autonomously
- Autopilot mode sends emails, answers routine replies, and ships search and AI search work within user-defined limits; ad spend changes and audiences over 5,000 always require approval
- Holdout testing measures the lift that marketing activities generate on the company's primary business goals