Compare · 16 AI builders and agents

DoAny compared with 16 AI builders and agents, on price, cut of your sales, hosting and export.

Paid entry plans sit close together, mostly $20 to $39 a month. The cut of your sales varies far more: Polsia takes 3%, Crevio 1–5% and NanoCorp 20% of withdrawals, while DoAny takes 0% on every plan and Stripe’s own fees still apply.

Work out what DoAny and 12 others would cost at your sales

3 of 16Tools that publish a cut of your sales: Polsia, Crevio, NanoCorp
0 creditsWhat hosting uses on DoAny, so your site stays live
11 of 16Offer a free plan; so does DoAny, live and selling at $0

By the DoAny editorial teamLast reviewed September 27, 2026Prices, fees and terms from each vendor’s own pages: rechecked September 25, 2026 for the first 11 products, and checked September 27, 2026 for Runable, Crevio, Cofounder, Atoms and Blink.

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What you’d pay at your sales

Your sales, each tool’s entry plan that can take payments, and its cut. The four that can’t sell your product come last, without a price.

At $1,000 a month in sales, DoAny Free and Stencil Free tie for the lowest cost: $0 each over 12 months. Polsia Standard, NanoCorp Founder and Crevio Pro, the three that publish a cut of your sales, cost $600, $2,760 and $540.

Rank 1: DoAny FreeLowest$0$0 a month + 0% of sales; Stripe’s fees apply
Rank 11: Polsia Standard$600$20 a month + 3% of sales
Rank 13: NanoCorp Founder$2,760$30 a month + 20% of withdrawals
Rank 3: Runable Pro$240$20 a month, no sales fee published
Rank 10: Crevio Pro$540$20 a month + 2.5% of sales
Rank 1: Stencil FreeLowest$0$0 a month + 0% of sales
Rank 7: Lovable Pro$300$25 a month + 0% of sales
Rank 3: Emergent Standard$240$20 a month, no sales fee found
Rank 7: Rocket.new Pro$300$25 a month + 0% of sales
Rank 3: Atoms Pro$240$20 a month + 0% of sales
Rank 11: Blink Pro$600$50 a month + 0% of sales
Rank 7: Durable Launch$300$25 a month + 0% of sales
Rank 3: Taskade Pro$240$20 a month, no sales fee found
Not priced: CofounderNo checkout of its ownIts docs leave checkout to your app
Not priced: BuildpadNo built-in checkoutIts docs describe no checkout
Not priced: GumloopNo built-in checkoutAgents for internal team work
Not priced: TwinSells agents onlyTwin Store takes 0% of agent sales

Stripe’s card fees apply on every option that takes payments through Stripe.

Totals use monthly billing, and “Lowest” is on that basis. Paid a year up front, Runable Pro costs $180 for its first year only, Crevio Pro $192 a year and Business $480, Lovable Pro $250, Emergent Standard $204, Rocket.new Pro $240, Atoms Pro $189.60, Blink Pro $300, Durable Launch $264 and Taskade Pro $120, and Polsia takes 20% off the first year. DoAny bills monthly only.
The entry plan is Free on DoAny, which can go live and sell, and on Stencil, whose pricing page lists payments on every plan. Elsewhere it’s the first paid plan that can sell: Runable’s Free plan can’t build a website, Lovable’s built-in payments and Taskade’s Stripe need a paid plan, Emergent’s and Durable’s Free plans don’t publish a public site, Atoms’ pricing lists its Cloud hosting only on paid plans (its own pages disagree on whether Free can host a live app), and Blink says taking real payments needs Pro. NanoCorp’s 3-day trial ends with checkout paused, and a Rocket.new production launch needs a custom domain, which needs Pro. Polsia’s entry plan is Standard, its first with monthly credits; a new free account gets 3 starter credits at signup.
Crevio is priced on whichever of its plans costs least at your sales: Crevio Pro here, against $600 on Starter and $720 on Business. Starter is $0 with a 5% fee, up to two active products and no custom domain; Pro takes 2.5% and Business 1%. The fee is counted on every sale, renewals included, as an assumption: Crevio’s Terms say “each transaction” and don’t mention renewals.
Card processing fees are left out. On DoAny, Polsia, Runable, Crevio, Stencil, Lovable, Emergent, Rocket.new, Atoms, Blink, Durable and Taskade they are Stripe’s own fees, paid by you.
NanoCorp takes its 20% when you withdraw, so this assumes you withdraw everything you sell. Its docs don’t say whether card fees come out first. Counting Stripe’s 2.9% + 30¢ a US card at $20 a sale, DoAny Free leaves you $2,232 to $2,654.40 more than NanoCorp Founder over 12 months.
Plan prices and cuts of sales only, with no top-ups. Also left out, from the cost table’s “Also budget for” column, are the costs below; DoAny’s hosting uses no credits.
Lovable’s hosting, which draws on credits after its 20-credit monthly grant.
Emergent’s hosting: 50 of Standard’s 100 credits a month per live app.
Blink’s hosting: 50 of Pro’s 200 credits a month per product, for up to 10,000 visits.
Runable’s “Always On” setting, at an unpublished number of credits.
Atoms’ separate Cloud & AI balance, which has no public rate card.
Stencil’s usage costs once a product reaches significant traffic.
Durable’s fees for use beyond a reasonable service capacity.
A Supabase plan past Rocket.new’s free tier.
Lovable’s Paddle option at 5% + 50¢ a sale.
Polsia’s 20% fee on ad budgets.
The plan upgrades some tools need for your own domain or GitHub access.

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Prices and fees checked September 25 and 27, 2026

How we calculated this

Your sales: $1,000 a month × 12 = $12,000.
DoAny Free: $0 × 12 + 0% × $12,000 = $0.
Polsia Standard: $20 × 12 + 3% × $12,000 = $600.
NanoCorp Founder: $30 × 12 + 20% × $12,000 = $2,760, if you withdraw everything you sell.
Runable Pro: $20 × 12, no sales fee published = $240.
Crevio Pro: $20 × 12 + 2.5% × $12,000 = $540.
Stencil Free: $0 × 12 + 0% × $12,000 = $0.
Lovable Pro: $25 × 12 + 0% × $12,000 = $300.
Emergent Standard: $20 × 12, no sales fee found = $240.
Rocket.new Pro: $25 × 12 + 0% × $12,000 = $300.
Atoms Pro: $20 × 12 + 0% × $12,000 = $240.
Blink Pro: $50 × 12 + 0% × $12,000 = $600.
Durable Launch: $25 × 12 + 0% × $12,000 = $300.
Taskade Pro: $20 × 12, no sales fee found = $240.

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What you’d pay at your sales: line items
What you pay	DoAny Free	Polsia Standard	NanoCorp Founder	Runable Pro	Crevio Pro	Stencil Free	Lovable Pro	Emergent Standard	Rocket.new Pro	Atoms Pro	Blink Pro	Durable Launch	Taskade Pro	Cofounder	Buildpad	Gumloop	Twin
Plan price	$0 a month	$20 a month	$30 a month	$20 a month	$20 a month	$0 a month	$25 a month	$20 a month	$25 a month	$20 a month	$50 a month	$25 a month	$20 a month	Pro from $120 a month	Pro $39 a month	Pro from $37 a month	Mini $20 a month
Cut of sales	0%	3%	20%	None published	2.5%	0%	0%	None found	0%	0%	0%	0%	None found	No checkout of its own	No built-in checkout	No built-in checkout	Sells agents only
Plan, 12 months	$0	$240	$360	$240	$240	$0	$300	$240	$300	$240	$600	$300	$240	No checkout of its own	No built-in checkout	No built-in checkout	Sells agents only
Cut of your $12,000 in sales	$0	$360	$2,400	$0	$300	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0	No checkout of its own	No built-in checkout	No built-in checkout	Sells agents only
Platform cost, 12 months	$0	$600	$2,760	$240	$540	$0	$300	$240	$300	$240	$600	$300	$240	No checkout of its own	No built-in checkout	No built-in checkout	Sells agents only

Sources, checked September 25 and 27, 2026

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Four numbers that sort the field

Most paid entry plans cost $20 to $39 a month (DoAny Pro is $25), and DoAny Free can already take real payments, so the plan price rarely decides it. These four numbers do.

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publish a cut of your sales: Polsia, 3% of every charge; Crevio, 5%, 2.5% or 1% by plan; and NanoCorp, 20% of every withdrawal. DoAny takes 0%; Stripe’s own fees still apply.

31 days

is the settlement period Polsia is rolling out, so a sale made on day 1 can’t be paid out until about day 32. DoAny adds no hold; Stripe pays out on its normal schedule.

0 credits

is what hosting uses on DoAny, so your site stays live when credits run out. Lovable’s Cloud draws on your credits after a 20-credit monthly grant, Emergent’s live apps use 50 credits, about $10, a month each, Blink’s hosting bills at least 50 credits a month per product, and Atoms’ hosting bills a separate dollar balance with no public rate card.

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have a free plan, and so does DoAny, but Runable’s Free plan can’t build a website, Emergent’s Free plan can’t deploy, Durable’s free site is a private preview, Lovable’s built-in payments need a paid plan and Blink’s real payments need Pro. DoAny Free publishes to yourname.doany.site with no card and takes real card payments at 0% once you press Go live; Stripe’s fees apply.

Side by side

All 16 tools at a glance

Tools that run a company come first, then app builders, then tools for service businesses, research and teams: price, fees and hosting in the first table; what each tool is, its approvals and its export in the second. Each name links to its DoAny vs guide. Credits are different units on every product, so compare what a plan does, not its credit count.

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DoAny and 16 AI builders and agents compared on entry price, fee on your sales, and hosting and backend, checked September 25, 2026, and September 27, 2026 for Runable, Crevio, Cofounder, Atoms and Blink
Tool	Entry price	Fee on your sales	Hosting and backend
DoAny (ours)	Free: $0, no card, 5 credits a day, and it can go live and take real card payments. Pro from $25 a month for 100 credits plus 5 a day, and your own domain.	0% on every plan, Free included; DoAny’s Terms rule out equity and a revenue share. Stripe’s fees apply. Payments land in your own Stripe account.	Included and uses no credits: accounts, database, files, functions and checkout. The site stays live at zero credits. Every site gets yourname.doany.site with HTTPS; connect your own domain on Pro.
Polsia	Free with 3 starter credits; Standard $20 a month for 20 credits	3% of every charge; 20% of every ad budget, in credits or by card, is Polsia’s fee	Hosted by Polsia; a lapsed subscription takes the site offline
NanoCorp	3-day trial; Founder $30 a month for 30 credits	20% of every withdrawal, renewals included	Hosted; sales sit in a NanoCorp-managed Stripe balance until you withdraw
Runable	Free: 1,500 credits a day, but no website building; Pro $20 a month, or $180 for the first year as shown ($240 less a 25% code), with no renewal price published	None published: Runable’s pricing page and terms don’t mention one. Web sales go to your own Stripe account (help center archived May 2026)	Hosted, with a free database and subdomain on Pro; by default a site “Sleeps between visits”, “Always On” costs an unpublished number of credits a month, and downgrading stops published sites
Crevio	Starter $0, no card, up to 2 active products and no custom domain; Pro $20 a month or $192 a year; Business $50 a month or $480 a year	5% on Starter, 2.5% on Pro, 1% on Business, on top of card fees: “There’s no plan with a 0% fee”	Hosted on a free yourname.crevio.app address, with custom domains from Pro; at zero credits the site, checkout and payouts keep running
Cofounder	No free plan; a 7-day free trial. Pro “Starting at $120 / month,” billed monthly, is the only plan on sale that lists outbound email and social post publishing	None listed: you are “the merchant of record”. You paste your own Stripe keys, and its docs say it “should not take ownership of the app’s checkout flow”	Your landing page and marketing site run on managed Vercel projects; the product, its database and its hosting stay with your own coding agent or team
Stencil	Free: 10 credits a day; Pro from $25 a month; Team from $50	0%; Stripe’s 2.9% + 30¢ is the only deduction; $5 minimum sale	No separate charge for hosting on any plan; “significant traffic” may add usage costs
Lovable	Pro $25 a month for 100 credits plus 5 a day, or $250 billed yearly	0%; Stripe’s fees, or Paddle’s 5% + 50¢, apply	Lovable Cloud, paid from credits after a 20-credit monthly grant (a temporary offer); at zero the site stays live but the backend pauses
Emergent	Free: 10 credits a month, can’t deploy; Standard $20 a month ($17 billed yearly) for 100 credits	None found; its Stripe guide lists only Stripe’s 2.9% + 30¢	50 credits (about $10) a month per deployed app; React or Next.js, FastAPI and MongoDB
Rocket.new	Free: 20 one-time credits; Pro $25 a month ($20 billed yearly)	0%; payments run on your own Stripe keys and Rocket.new’s Terms have no revenue share	Hosting not billed separately; backend is your own Supabase project
Atoms	Free: 15 credits a day (25 a month cap); Pro $20 a month, or $15.80 billed yearly ($189.60 up front), first plan listing Atoms Cloud; whether Free hosts a live app, Atoms’ own pages disagree	0%: you “keep full revenue minus standard Stripe processing”, through a Stripe connector to your own account that needs “no API keys”, with a test mode	Billed from a separate dollar Cloud & AI balance with no public rate card, “separate from build credits”; an empty balance blocks publishing
Blink	Free: 5 credits a day, up to 30 a month, with no production hosting or live payments; “Taking real payments needs Pro ($50 a month)”, or $300 billed yearly	0%: Blink “adds no fee on your sales”; payments go to your own Stripe account, which Blink connects with live keys only	Production hosting from Starter, billed per product in credits, up front, every 30 days: 50 a month for 10,000 visits. Free gets a preview link “Hidden from search engines”
Durable	Free is a private preview; Launch $25 a month, or $22 billed yearly	0%; Durable “does not add additional fees” to Stripe’s	Hosted website, CRM and bookings; its plans list no customer logins or app database
Buildpad	3-day trial (30 credits), then Pro $39 a month for 200 credits; some visitors see $59 for 300 in a live price test	None: the docs describe no checkout	buildpad.site hosting in the subscription; the only documented backend is email capture
Taskade	Free; Pro $20 a month, or $10 a month billed yearly ($120 up front), 10 users	No fee on app sales found; Stripe needs a paid plan and your pasted Stripe key	Hosted apps; your own domain needs Business, $50 a month or $25 billed yearly
Gumloop	No free plan; 14-day trial needs a card; Pro from $37 a month (20,000 credits); overage is off by default, capped at $5,000 a billing period when on	None: no checkout, and Gumloop’s Terms have no revenue-share clause	Hosted agent pages need a Gumloop sign-in; public HTML artifacts get no integrations
Twin	14-day trial, up to 3,600 credits; Mini €20 a month for 2,000 credits, or $20 in US dollars	0% on Twin Store sales, paid into your own Stripe	Agents run in Twin’s cloud on your credits; Interfaces builds apps with sign-ups and a database

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DoAny and 16 AI builders and agents compared on what each is, autonomy and approvals, and export and portability, checked on the same dates
Tool	What it is	Autonomy and approvals	Export and portability
DoAny (ours)	AI company builder for non-technical founders. One agent, Annie, researches the idea, builds a hosted web app and works on growth after launch.	Annie does the daily work. Payments, paid renders, new recurring jobs and account connections wait for an approval card. Credits stop hard.	Export code and data anytime; sync your code to GitHub. DoAny also imports your existing code and database records.
Polsia	Autonomous AI agent that builds and runs an online business	Code deploys straight to live; scheduled work runs on “prior, general approval”	Code zip, no GitHub access; database as SQL files on a 24-hour link
NanoCorp	Autonomous agent that builds a business and runs it once a day	Creating a business authorizes its agents’ actions; an ad budget raise needs your OK on a card	GitHub access from $120 a month; no self-serve database export
Runable	One general AI agent that builds websites and native iOS and Android apps, and through Grow runs ads, social, outreach and support	Builds after you approve a plan; ad launches need your approval and draw on a prepaid ads balance; posting, support replies and calls can run “directly” or as drafts	Download the code or export it to GitHub; the Free plan’s plan data lists “No Data Export”; the archived help center said you “cannot download a database backup” from the dashboard
Crevio	AI that builds and runs an online business: site, products, checkout, email and social, plus ads on Business, AI phone calls and US LLC formation	Each job is set to “Do it automatically,” “Ask me first” or “Just suggest”; scheduled workflows run “without per-execution approval”, and “Publishing replaces what’s live”	Customer list as CSV; orders “cannot be exported to CSV”; database read queries through its API on Business; no documented export of an existing site’s code
Cofounder	Agents grouped into departments that run the company around a product you build elsewhere: its docs say it is “not your core product builder”	The homepage says “nothing ships without your approval”, and staging deploys wait for an Approve step; Cofounder’s Terms put the risk of agent actions on you, reviewed or not	Code and data are yours under Cofounder’s Terms, with 30 days to export after the account ends; admins can invite a GitHub account to the managed repositories; users “are not invited into Supabase yet”
Stencil	AI builder for subscription software, with one-off checkout too (HelloStencil)	Builds and edits by chat; growth tools are server-rendered SEO, built-in analytics and a prepaid ad wallet	Stencil’s two-way GitHub sync; code and database export per Stencil’s pricing FAQ, but “the platform machinery isn’t exportable” (its guide). The payment account has no Stripe dashboard and no documented way to move subscribers
Lovable	AI app builder with the Lovable Cloud backend, Git sync and connectors	Builds on request; scheduled Jobs run on their own, and Chats ask before changing anything in a connected tool	Two-way sync with GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket Cloud; database export up to 5 GB
Emergent	AI app builder: web apps plus Expo (React Native) mobile apps from one chat	Builds, tests and deploys from chat; optional Auto-Recharge; business agents in testing	GitHub push, pull and branches on Standard and up; production data via MongoDB’s export tool or a support request (up to 24 hours)
Rocket.new	AI app builder for Next.js web and Flutter phone apps, plus Solve research reports	Builds and researches on request; no documented agent that posts or talks to customers; new Intelligence sessions paused	Zip download and GitHub push on Pro; two-way sync for Next.js TypeScript only
Atoms	A team of AI agents that research an idea, build a web app, host it on Atoms Cloud and market it with SEO pages and Google Search ads	Its SEO agent writes pages after you approve a plan; its ads agent’s Google Search campaigns need two owner approvals and start paused; GitHub Push goes out “immediately without asking for confirmation”	“Export requires Pro”: a ZIP of the project; GitHub sync to a new repository in your personal account; each table as CSV; no documented export of your app’s users
Blink	AI builder for web apps, websites and native mobile apps, with always-on agents sold per agent	Builds by chat; growth agents are opt-in and billed per agent, with no documented approval step before outreach email or posts; the AI CFO agent confirms before a live trade	Two-way GitHub sync on every plan; tables as CSV or JSON; the app keeps using Blink’s SDK, “so it keeps running on Blink”
Durable	AI website builder for service businesses: site, CRM, bookings, invoices and local search tools	Lead Agent drafts replies you approve, or replies to leads automatically; the Blog Agent can autopublish	Customer list as CSV; no page export documented; a domain bought through Durable transfers after 3 paid months
Buildpad	AI cofounder for idea research, voice interviews and planning	Drafts posts and emails that you publish yourself; you approve each research run	ZIP of docs, notes, posts and website code, plus signups as CSV; images are not included
Taskade	Team AI workspace: prompt-built apps, agents and automations	Agents and automations you direct; agents wait for Approve or Reject before acting on outside platforms	.tsk bundle (Pro and up), which can also be pushed to GitHub, imports only into Taskade; project data as CSV or JSON
Gumloop	AI agent platform for internal team work across Slack, Gmail and 300+ connectors	Connectors default to “Always allow”; per-tool approval rules available	Skills download as SKILL.md; agent configs via the API; usage-data export is Enterprise-only
Twin	AI agent builder for recurring jobs across apps and the web, plus Twin Store for selling agents	Runs on schedules or triggers; asks before a browser task during a build; other approvals you design	REST API exports agent instructions, runs and schedules; no Interfaces code export documented

The case for DoAny

Where DoAny is different

Four facts that matter most if you’re a non-technical founder putting a business on the web.

0% of sales, paid into your own Stripe with no hold

Customers pay by direct charge into your own Stripe account. DoAny’s Terms rule out a revenue share, and DoAny never holds your money or adds a settlement delay, minimum or cap. Stripe pays out on its normal schedule, and Stripe’s fees still apply.

On $1,000 a month in sales, before plan prices, you keep $30 more than on Polsia, $25 more than on Crevio Pro and $156 to $191.20 more than on NanoCorp. DoAny Free can sell, so after plan prices the gaps are $50, $45 and $186 to $221.20 (see the arithmetic).

A bill that can’t grow on its own

Hosting uses no credits, so your site, data and checkout stay up at zero. When credits run out, AI work pauses and DoAny tells you: no overage, no automatic recharge. DoAny buys no ads either, so the only spend is the plan and any credits you choose to buy: no ad balance to prepay, as on Runable, and no separate hosting balance, as on Atoms.

The work after launch, not just the build

Annie researches the idea first and builds the product with accounts, data and checkout. Then she posts every day, finds customers and breaks the ice, and answers them even at 2am. She also follows up with people who show interest and runs your CRM.

Stencil, Lovable and Rocket.new document no agent that does this for you, and Emergent’s business agents are still in testing. Before Annie turns on payments, starts a paid video render, creates a recurring job or connects an account, she waits for you to press a button on an approval card.

Your code and data, not training data

Export your code and data anytime, and sync your code to GitHub. Coming from another tool? DoAny imports your existing code and database records, so you don’t start over. DoAny doesn’t train AI models on your data. By contrast, since September 9, 2026, Lovable may train on Free and Pro users’ content unless each user opts out.

Before you sign up

Fine print worth reading

Terms that change what you pay or keep.

Polsia: no review step, optional auto-charge

Code changes deploy with “no pull request, staging step, or approval checkpoint”, and optional auto top-up can charge your saved card up to 3 times a day.

DoAny vs Polsia

NanoCorp: your money waits in its balance

Sales wait in a NanoCorp-managed Stripe balance until you withdraw, each withdrawal loses 20%, and GitHub access starts at the $120-a-month plan.

DoAny vs NanoCorp

Lovable: hosting draws on credits

Cloud hosting draws on the same credits as building after a 20-credit monthly grant, and at zero the database, storage and sign-in pause shortly after.

DoAny vs Lovable

Emergent: a monthly charge per live app

Free can’t deploy, and each deployed app uses 50 credits a month, half of Standard’s 100.

DoAny vs Emergent

Gumloop: a card up front

The 14-day trial needs a card and rolls into Pro unless you cancel before it ends.

DoAny vs Gumloop

Stencil: no test cards

Its payments guide says there are “no pretend payments, no test cards”; the rehearsal it suggests is buying a cheap plan yourself and refunding it.

DoAny vs Stencil

Buildpad: the trial turns into a plan

The subscription “starts automatically when the trial ends.” Cancel within 3 days if you only wanted the trial.

DoAny vs Buildpad

Durable and Twin: notice periods

Durable’s Terms renew automatically without written notice 30 days before the term ends, with fees “non-cancelable and non-refundable”, and ending a Twin contract takes 15 days’ written notice.

DoAny vs Durable · DoAny vs Twin

Runable: a first-year price and sleeping sites

Billed yearly, Pro is $180 for the first year as shown, a $240 list price less a 25% code with no renewal price published, and a site “Sleeps between visits” by default (app text).

DoAny vs Runable

Crevio: a fee on every plan, and refunds in narrow cases

“There’s no plan with a 0% fee.” Payments to Crevio are non-refundable except where the law requires, apart from duplicate or unauthorized charges and billing errors on Crevio’s side (Refund Policy).

DoAny vs Crevio

Atoms and Blink: hosting on a meter

Atoms bills a live app from a Cloud & AI balance “separate from build credits” with no public rate card, and Blink renews hosting from credits every 30 days, a failed renewal pausing the app.

DoAny vs Atoms · DoAny vs Blink

Cofounder: usage billed later

Cofounder’s pricing page doesn’t say how much usage $120 buys, and Cofounder’s Terms bill usage above your limits in arrears, at “then-current applicable rates”.

DoAny vs Cofounder

Decision rules

Which tool for which job

Find the row that matches what you need running a month from now. If two rows fit, open that pair’s DoAny vs guide from the tables above.

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Which of DoAny and the 16 tools to pick for each need, and why
If you need	Pick	Because
A business live on the web, with accounts, data and checkout, without writing code	DoAny	Research first, then an app with accounts, data and checkout, then daily posts, follow-ups and customer answers. Sales go into your own Stripe with 0% taken (Stripe’s fees apply), and Free can sell
Checkout with no Stripe keys to paste, tried with test cards before a real sale	DoAny, Lovable or Atoms	All three connect Stripe with no keys to paste, take 0% (Stripe’s fees apply) and let you test first; Lovable’s payments need a paid plan. Blink accepts only live keys; Stencil has no test cards
Paid ads bought and run for you	Polsia, NanoCorp, Runable, Crevio or Atoms	Polsia runs Meta ads from its own account on Pro and Max; NanoCorp from $3 a day (docs; its public page says $15); Runable’s Grow, Crevio’s Business plan and Atoms’ ads agent run campaigns
A membership with free trials and coupons, for an audience you already have	Stencil	Trials of 1 to 90 days, coupons and a monthly and annual toggle, with 0% of sales. Checkout on the sites DoAny builds has no coupons or trials at the moment
A codebase a developer will keep working in, or a merchant of record for sales tax	Lovable	Two-way Git sync with three providers, and Paddle as merchant of record. DoAny syncs to GitHub; checkout on the sites it builds is Stripe only, with no sales-tax handling at the moment
Native iPhone and Android apps, or your own Supabase backend	Emergent, Rocket.new, Runable or Blink	Expo apps on Emergent’s paid plans; Flutter apps on Rocket.new, on your Supabase project; React Native apps on Runable, under your own developer accounts; native apps on any Blink plan, store publishing on Max
A US LLC formed in the app, with coupons, free trials and your existing Stripe account at checkout	Crevio	Forms a US LLC (formation guide), takes 5%, 2.5% or 1% of each sale, and adds discount codes, free trials and payment plans and a Stripe account you already have
Agents for sales, marketing and operations around a product your own engineers or coding agent build	Cofounder	“Built for people who can build their core product elsewhere”: about fifty services plus MCP servers (integrations), agent inboxes on your domain with a 21-day minimum warmup, Pro from $120 a month
A visual editor with one-click version restore	Atoms or Blink	Atoms has a visual editor and “Restore to this version” (agents guide); Blink added a Visual Editor and saves a version you can restore after every AI turn. DoAny has no one-click rollback
One-on-one appointments from Google Calendar, plus local listings	Durable	Bookings with Google Calendar sync and per-service payment rules on Launch at $25 a month; DoAny sells bookings as one-off checkouts, and Google Calendar needs a backend function with your API key
Research and voice interviews before you pick an idea	Buildpad	1 to 20 research agents with a citations check, and AI voice interviews through a public link. DoAny also researches your idea and market before it builds
A cheap shared AI workspace for a team, internal tools or a client portal	Taskade	Pro covers 10 users for $20 a month, or $10 a month billed yearly
Agents across your team’s existing tools, including sites with no API	Gumloop or Twin	Gumloop: 300+ connectors and agents inside Slack and Microsoft Teams, from $37 a month. Twin: 5,000+ apps plus a cloud browser that logs into portals, from $20 a month. DoAny has no connector marketplace

Still choosing the kind of tool? Read the AI company builder guide or the small-business tools guide.

Arithmetic on published prices

What you keep from $1,000 a month in sales

Fifty $20 sales a month on the 12 tools that take payments. Stripe’s US card rate of 2.9% + 30¢ is $44 on every Stripe row; NanoCorp’s docs don’t say whether card fees come off first, so its row shows both cases. DoAny vs Polsia, DoAny vs Crevio and DoAny vs NanoCorp work the same arithmetic at other sales levels, and the calculator at the top at your own.

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Card fees, platform fee and what you keep from $1,000 of monthly sales, on 12 tools that take payments
Tool	Card fees	Platform fee	You keep
DoAny	$44	$0	$956
Stencil	$44	$0	$956
Lovable	$44	$0	$956
Durable	$44	$0	$956
Rocket.new	$44	$0	$956
Emergent	$44	None found; $0 counted	$956
Runable	$44	None published; $0 counted	$956
Atoms	$44	$0	$956
Blink	$44	$0	$956
Crevio	$44	$25 (2.5%)	$931
Polsia	$44	$30 (3%)	$926
NanoCorp	Not stated	$191.20 to $200 (20%)	$764.80 to $800

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The cheapest plan on each tool that can take payments at $1,000 a month, why it is the one priced, and other costs to budget for
Tool	Entry plan, and why	Also budget for
DoAny	Free $0: it can go live and sell	Nothing for hosting or payments; AI work uses credits, which stop at zero with no overage. Pro ($25, leaving $931) for your own domain or more than 30 credits a month
Stencil	Free $0: Stencil’s pricing page lists payments on every plan	Usage costs once a product reaches “significant traffic, storage, email volume”. Pro ($25, leaving $931) for your own domain
Lovable	Pro $25: built-in payments need a paid plan	Cloud hosting from credits after the 20-credit grant; Paddle instead of Stripe costs 5% + 50¢, or $75 here
Durable	Launch $25: Free is a private preview	Use beyond “a reasonable service capacity”, which Durable’s Terms bill as extra fees
Rocket.new	Pro $25: a production launch needs a custom domain, which needs Pro	Your Supabase project: the free tier covers 2 active projects and a 500 MB database and pauses inactive projects; Supabase Pro starts at $25 a month
Emergent	Standard $20: Free can’t deploy	50 of Standard’s 100 monthly credits for each live app
Runable	Pro $20: Free can’t build a website	Credits for “Always On” hosting, in an amount not published; billed yearly, Pro is $180 for the first year, with no renewal price published
Atoms	Pro $20: the first plan that lists Atoms Cloud	Hosting from a separate Cloud & AI balance, in dollars, with no public rate card
Blink	Pro $50: taking real payments needs Pro	Hosting in credits: 50 a month per product for up to 10,000 visits, out of Pro’s 200
Crevio	Pro $20: its cheapest plan at these sales	Starter is $0 but takes 5%, $50 here, leaving $906; Business takes 1% for $50 a month, leaving $896. Renewals are counted like any sale, as an assumption: Crevio’s Terms say “each transaction”
Polsia	Standard $20: its first plan with monthly credits; a new account gets 3 starter credits	A 20% fee on every ad budget, in credits or by card (about $2 of every $10 goes to Polsia, not Meta)
NanoCorp	Founder $30: the 3-day trial ends with checkout paused	The $120-a-month plan if you want GitHub access

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What each tool leaves you each month at $1,000 in sales after its entry plan, and how much more DoAny Free leaves you over a year
Tool	Plan	Kept per month	Gap to DoAny Free, per year
DoAny	Free $0	$956	$0 (the baseline)
Stencil	Free $0	$956	$0
Lovable	Pro $25	$931	$300
Durable	Launch $25	$931	$300
Rocket.new	Pro $25	$931	$300
Emergent	Standard $20	$936	$240
Runable	Pro $20	$936	$240
Atoms	Pro $20	$936	$240
Blink	Pro $50	$906	$600
Crevio	Pro $20	$911	$540
Polsia	Standard $20	$906	$600
NanoCorp	Founder $30	$734.80 to $770	$2,232 to $2,654.40

DoAny Pro ($25, for your own domain or more than 30 credits a month) keeps $931: $5 a month less than Runable, Atoms or Emergent, and $25, $20 and $161 to $196.20 more than Polsia, Crevio Pro and NanoCorp.

Where others are stronger

What the others do better

Each is a real reason to choose that tool over DoAny. If one is a must-have, that settles it.

Polsia: ads and overnight work

Runs Facebook and Instagram ads for you on Pro ($50) and Max, and Night Task works through queued tasks overnight. Full Polsia comparison

NanoCorp: credits that keep

Monthly and top-up credits roll over, and the $30 plan can buy a domain that comes with email. Full NanoCorp comparison

Runable: native apps, ads and calls

React Native iOS and Android apps you submit under your own developer accounts (app builder), plus Grow for ad campaigns, cold outreach and a support inbox, from $20 a month. Full Runable comparison

Crevio: company setup and checkout extras

Forms a US LLC in the app (formation guide), offers discount codes, free trials and payment plans at checkout, connects a Stripe account you already have, and bills yearly at 20% off. Full Crevio comparison

Cofounder: agents around your own codebase

Reads your repository and Linear issues, connects about fifty services plus MCP servers, gives agents outreach inboxes with a 21-day minimum warmup, and forms a US LLC through Ramp. Full Cofounder comparison

Stencil: deeper subscription tools

Trials, coupons and an annual toggle, plus visitor, funnel and campaign analytics with nothing to set up. Full Stencil comparison

Lovable: yearly price and SSO

Pro costs $250 billed yearly, unused monthly credits roll over a month, and SSO comes with Business at $50 a month. Full Lovable comparison

Emergent: native apps and hands-on code

Expo mobile apps, GitHub push, pull and branches, and top-up credits that never expire. Full Emergent comparison

Rocket.new: Flutter and deep research

Flutter apps for iOS and Android, and Full Solve research reports across 150+ sources on the Rocket and Booster plans. Full Rocket.new comparison

Atoms: a visual editor and a $20 Pro

A visual editor, a code editor and “Restore to this version” (agents guide), Android build packages since May 6, 2026, and Pro at $20 a month, or $15.80 billed yearly. Full Atoms comparison

Blink: native apps and a visual editor

Native iOS and Android apps on any plan, with store publishing on Max, a click-to-edit Visual Editor, a version to restore after every AI turn, and yearly plans at half the monthly price. Full Blink comparison

Limits to know, whichever tool you compare

No visual editor: you change things by telling Annie. Versions are saved, but there’s no one-click rollback.

Web only: no native iPhone or Android apps.

The checkout on the sites DoAny builds is Stripe only at the moment, with no merchant of record, sales-tax handling, coupons or free trials. That checkout can’t connect an existing Stripe account yet.

DoAny has no connector marketplace, SSO, SMS or visitor analytics dashboard, and it buys no ads.

Monthly billing only: no annual plan, and monthly credits don’t roll over. For a refund, contact support.

First-hand

What you’ll see in DoAny

We build DoAny, so this is first-hand: six steps that answer the table’s questions about cost, payments, control and ownership.

Research comes first
Annie researches your idea and your market before building, on Free too. She searches the web, reads pages and tells you when she can’t read one.
Live the same day, then previews
The first version publishes to yourname.doany.site with HTTPS, and DoAny emails you when it’s live. After that, changes land on a private preview and reach the live site only when you press Publish. A failed build never replaces the working version.
Payments wait for a button
Ask for checkout and Annie shows an approval card: “Set up payments” or “Not now”. The preview takes Stripe test cards before you give Stripe anything. The live site takes real cards after you press Go live in the Payments panel and finish Stripe’s own verification, on any plan, Free included. Sole traders can sell.
Code and data in plain view
The Code view shows every source file and the Data view every table and record. Export both whenever you like, and sync the code to GitHub.
SEO & AEO is one switch
It turns on page titles and descriptions, JSON-LD, sitemap.xml, robots.txt and llms.txt, prerenders pages for crawlers, and submits your sitemap to Google Search Console. A checklist explains what to fix, and “Fix with AI” hands the fix to Annie.
Costs shown before you spend
On the Social page, the “Start render” card shows the estimated credit cost before a paid video render. Usage history shows what each conversation or task cost. When credits run out, work pauses: no overage, no automatic recharge.

All 32 guides

Every guide, by job

Every tool here has two guides. DoAny vs a tool decides between two products. A tool’s alternatives builds a shortlist if you’re leaving it or ruling it out.

Shape and operate a company

Tools that run a business for you, or research one before you build.

NanoCorp

20% of every withdrawal; GitHub access from $120 a month.

DoAny vs NanoCorp →

NanoCorp alternatives →

Buildpad

Research and voice interviews, no checkout; Pro $39 (or $59 in a price test) after a 3-day trial.

DoAny vs Buildpad →

Buildpad alternatives →

Polsia

3% of every charge and 20% of every ad budget; code changes go straight to live.

DoAny vs Polsia →

Polsia alternatives →

Runable

Free can’t build a website; Pro $20 or $180 first year; ads paid from a prepaid balance.

DoAny vs Runable →

Runable alternatives →

Crevio

5%, 2.5% or 1% of every sale by plan; Pro $20 a month; phone, paid ads and US LLC formation built in.

DoAny vs Crevio →

Crevio alternatives →

Cofounder

Agents run the company around a product you build elsewhere; Pro $120 a month, no free plan.

DoAny vs Cofounder →

Cofounder alternatives →

Build and release a product

App builders: the differences are hosting costs, payments and how you leave.

Stencil

0% fee plus trials and coupons, but no test cards; Pro $25.

DoAny vs Stencil →

Stencil alternatives →

Lovable

Built-in payments need Pro ($25), while DoAny sells on Free; Cloud hosting draws on credits, and at zero the backend pauses.

DoAny vs Lovable →

Lovable alternatives →

Emergent

Native Expo apps; each live app uses 50 credits (about $10) a month.

DoAny vs Emergent →

Emergent alternatives →

Rocket.new

Flutter phone apps and Solve research; the backend is your own Supabase.

DoAny vs Rocket.new →

Rocket.new alternatives →

Atoms

Pro $20/mo, but hosting bills from a separate Cloud balance with no rate card; export needs Pro.

DoAny vs Atoms →

Atoms alternatives →

Blink

Taking real payments needs Pro ($50/mo or $300/yr); hosting uses 50+ credits a month per project.

DoAny vs Blink →

Blink alternatives →

Coordinate teams and recurring work

Agent and automation tools for work across apps you already use.

Taskade

10 users for $20 a month; your own domain needs Business.

DoAny vs Taskade →

Taskade alternatives →

Gumloop

300+ connectors for team agents; no checkout; the trial needs a card.

DoAny vs Gumloop →

Gumloop alternatives →

Twin

Agents on schedules plus a cloud browser; $20 or €20 a month for 2,000 credits.

DoAny vs Twin →

Twin alternatives →

Run a service business

Websites with bookings for service businesses.

Durable

Google Calendar bookings and local listings; its plans list no customer logins or app database.

DoAny vs Durable →

Durable alternatives →

Questions founders ask

Comparison FAQ

Which of these tools take a cut of your sales?

Three of the 16. Polsia takes 3% of every charge, plus 20% of every ad budget. Crevio takes 5%, 2.5% or 1% of each sale, by plan. NanoCorp keeps 20% of every withdrawal. DoAny takes 0%, as do Stencil, Lovable, Atoms, Blink, Durable, Rocket.new and Twin on Twin Store sales. We found none for Emergent or Taskade; Runable publishes none, and Cofounder lists none. Buildpad and Gumloop have no checkout. Card fees, Stripe’s on DoAny, apply wherever you sell.

When does money from a sale reach you?

On DoAny, customers pay by direct charge into your own Stripe account, and Stripe pays out to your bank on its normal schedule. DoAny adds no hold, minimum or cap and takes 0%; Stripe’s own fees still apply. Polsia keeps 3% and is rolling out a 31-day settlement period. NanoCorp holds sales in a balance it manages until you withdraw, allows one open withdrawal at a time, and keeps 20% of each one.

Which of these tools can build a native iPhone or Android app?

Four build native apps for both iPhone and Android. Emergent builds Expo (React Native) apps on its paid plans, Rocket.new builds Flutter apps, Runable builds React Native apps you submit under your own developer accounts, and Blink builds native apps on any plan, with store publishing on Max. Atoms also makes mobile app projects with Android builds, but documents no iPhone build. DoAny builds responsive web apps that customers can add to their home screen, but no native apps.

Which is cheapest to start?

Eleven of the 16 have a free plan, and so does DoAny: $0 with no card and 5 credits a day, live on doany.site and able to take real payments at 0% (Stripe’s fees apply), like Stencil’s; Crevio’s Starter sells for 5% of each sale. Runable’s Free can’t build a website, Emergent’s can’t deploy, Durable’s is a private preview, Lovable’s built-in payments need a paid plan, and Blink’s live payments need Pro. The rest offer trials. DoAny Pro is $25.

What happens when you run out of credits?

On DoAny, AI work pauses and your site stays live: hosting uses no credits, and there is no overage or automatic recharge. Lovable’s published site stays live, but its built-in backend services pause shortly after you reach zero. Emergent stops new code, tests and deploys. Gumloop’s agents stop unless you switch on overage, which can bill up to $5,000 a billing period by default. Polsia’s optional auto top-up can charge your saved card up to 3 times a day.

Can you take your code and data with you?

From DoAny, yes: export your code and data anytime, and sync your code to GitHub. Stencil, Lovable and Blink sync to GitHub too, though a Blink app still runs on Blink’s SDK; Runable exports to it. GitHub needs Standard on Emergent, Pro on Rocket.new and NanoCorp’s $120 plan; Atoms’ export needs Pro. Polsia gives a code zip and SQL files, Durable and Crevio a customer CSV (Crevio’s API also reads the database on Business), and Taskade a Taskade-only .tsk bundle.

Can you bring an existing app to DoAny?

Yes. Export what the tool you’re leaving allows and hand your code and database records to Annie: DoAny imports them, so you don’t start over. Payments and logins move separately. DoAny opens a new Stripe account for you at Go live, existing subscribers move as the old platform allows, and customers may need to sign in again or reset their passwords. Keep the old site running until the DoAny version is live.

Source record

Sources and method

Prices are in US dollars unless marked, exclude tax and payment processing, and change often. The cost table is arithmetic on published prices, not a measurement. Sources for Runable, Crevio, Cofounder, Atoms and Blink were checked on September 27, 2026, and the rest on September 25, 2026. Each guide linked above carries the full evidence for its pair.

Put the evidence to work

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Free is 5 credits a day with no card. Build your first version, try checkout in the preview with Stripe test cards, and press Go live when you’re ready to take real money, still on Free. Weighing one tool? Its DoAny vs guide is linked from the table above.

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DoAny compared with 16 AI builders and agents, on price, cut of your sales, hosting and export.

Four numbers that sort the field

All 16 tools at a glance

Where DoAny is different

0% of sales, paid into your own Stripe with no hold

A bill that can’t grow on its own

The work after launch, not just the build

Your code and data, not training data

Fine print worth reading

Polsia: no review step, optional auto-charge

NanoCorp: your money waits in its balance

Lovable: hosting draws on credits

Emergent: a monthly charge per live app

Gumloop: a card up front

Stencil: no test cards

Buildpad: the trial turns into a plan

Durable and Twin: notice periods

Runable: a first-year price and sleeping sites

Crevio: a fee on every plan, and refunds in narrow cases

Atoms and Blink: hosting on a meter

Cofounder: usage billed later

Which tool for which job

What you keep from $1,000 a month in sales

What the others do better

Polsia: ads and overnight work

NanoCorp: credits that keep

Runable: native apps, ads and calls

Crevio: company setup and checkout extras

Cofounder: agents around your own codebase

Stencil: deeper subscription tools

Lovable: yearly price and SSO

Emergent: native apps and hands-on code

Rocket.new: Flutter and deep research

Atoms: a visual editor and a $20 Pro

Blink: native apps and a visual editor

Durable: a finished booking system

Buildpad: research you can audit

Taskade: a workspace for a whole team

Gumloop: agents inside your tools

Twin: the open web

Limits to know, whichever tool you compare

What you’ll see in DoAny

Research comes first

Live the same day, then previews

Payments wait for a button

Code and data in plain view

SEO & AEO is one switch

Costs shown before you spend

Every guide, by job

Shape and operate a company

NanoCorp

Buildpad

Polsia

Runable

Crevio

Cofounder

Build and release a product

Stencil

Lovable

Emergent

Rocket.new

Atoms

Blink

Coordinate teams and recurring work

Taskade

Gumloop

Twin

Run a service business

Durable

Comparison FAQ

Sources and method

Build your first version free.