Side-by-side comparison
Runable’s Free plan can’t build a website, so selling there starts on Pro at $20 a month. DoAny Free goes live and can take card payments for $0; on your own domain, Runable Pro billed yearly costs $120 less in year one.
Fee calculator
Runable’s Free plan can’t build a website, so a Runable site that takes payments starts on Pro.
Over 12 months, Runable Pro billed yearly costs $180, because Runable’s Free plan can’t build a website. DoAny Free costs $0, goes live on yourname.doany.site and can take real payments.
| What you pay | DoAny Free | Runable Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Plan | Free, $0 | Pro, $180 first year |
| Free plan | Publishes and can sell | Can’t build a website |
| Hosting | Included; uses no credits | Sleeps between visits by default |
| Cut of your sales | 0% | None published |
| Plan, 12 months | $0 | $180 |
| Total, 12 months | $0 | $180 |
Prices and fees checked September 27, 2026
Sources, checked September 27, 2026
The facts side by side
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| Topic | DoAny | Runable |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | One AI agent, Annie, that researches your idea, builds a web app with accounts, a database and Stripe checkout, then posts daily and answers customers (DoAny homepage). | One general agent “to turn an idea into a business, run the work, and keep it growing” (Runable homepage): websites, native apps, slides, video, research and Grow’s marketing agents. |
| Free plan | $0 with no card: unlimited companies sharing 5 credits a day (up to 30 a month). Live on yourname.doany.site, and it can take real card payments (DoAny pricing). | $0 with 1,500 credits a day. The card shows a dash for “Websites & App building,” and the plan data lists “No Data Export” (Runable pricing). |
| Cheapest plan that builds and sells | Free, $0. Pro from $25/mo for 100 monthly credits plus 5 a day adds a domain you own; monthly billing only (DoAny pricing). | Pro: $20/mo billed monthly, or $180 for the first year as shown: a $240 list price less a 25% code (discount codes); no renewal price is published. Max: $100/mo. |
| Credits | Credits pay for AI work, and only successful calls are charged. Top-ups on Pro: $15 per 50 credits, valid 12 months. Nothing recharges automatically (DoAny pricing). | Pro: 25,000 a month plus 1,500 a day, with daily credits capped at 15,000 a month, so at most 40,000. Top-ups “never expire” but have no published price (Runable FAQ). |
| Hosting | Included on every plan and uses no credits. At zero credits, work pauses and DoAny tells you, and the site stays live (credits guide). | By default a site “Sleeps between visits” and takes 3 to 5 seconds; “Always On” costs credits a month, amount unpublished, and a downgrade stops published sites (app text). |
| Fee on your sales | 0%. DoAny’s standard Terms rule out a revenue share. Stripe’s processing fees still apply (DoAny Terms). | None published, and none ruled out: the pricing page, FAQ and terms don’t mention one. Web sales go to your own Stripe account (archived payments guide). |
| Paid ads | DoAny buys no ads. The Social page remakes a proven ad from your market as a 5–20 second video that you download and post yourself. | Plans, launches and manages campaigns on ChatGPT, Meta, Google, LinkedIn and TikTok (Grow page). Budgets come from a prepaid dollar “Ads balance”. |
| Native apps | Web only. The app is responsive, and customers can add it to their home screen. | React Native iOS and Android apps, submitted under your own Apple and Google developer accounts (app builder). |
| Your own domain | On Pro, connect a domain you own; DoAny verifies the DNS records and issues HTTPS (domains guide). DoAny doesn’t sell domains. | “Use your own domain” with SSL, per the websites page; building a site needs a paid plan. The app also offers to buy a domain. |
| Leaving | Export your code and data and walk away anytime. Your code can sync to GitHub (DoAny homepage). | Download the code or export it to GitHub (Runable’s own compare page); the Free plan’s plan data lists “No Data Export.” |
| AI training on your data | DoAny does not train AI models on your data. Data collected through your site is processed on your behalf (DoAny privacy policy). | The explicit no-training promise covers Google user data (Runable privacy policy); the terms license your content for “Providing and improving the Services.” |
| Contract | Monthly billing only. You can cancel anytime, the plan runs to the end of the paid month, and everything you built stays yours (DoAny pricing). | Terms last updated January 8, 2026. Fees are “non-refundable unless required by law,” and plan limits are “described at checkout or in your account dashboard” (Runable Terms). |
Where DoAny is different
DoAny Free publishes your product on yourname.doany.site and can take real card payments once you go live with Stripe, for $0 and 0% of your sales; Stripe’s own fees still apply. Runable’s pricing page lists building websites and Stripe on Pro, so testing an idea for three months costs $60 there and $0 here.
DoAny’s hosting is included and uses no credits, on Free as on Pro, so the site stays live when credits run out. By default a Runable site sleeps between visits and takes 3 to 5 seconds to wake; keeping it “Always On” costs credits every month, and a downgrade stops published sites, according to its app text. In May 2026 its help center still said deploying a site “does not cost credits” (archived deploy guide).
On both, web sales land in a Stripe account in your name. The difference is everything else. DoAny holds no ad balance, issues no card and never recharges: spending can’t exceed the credits you chose to buy. Runable prepays ad budgets from a balance that can refill from your card, and its optional credit auto-refill buys top-ups up to a monthly limit you set (Runable FAQ). It also says Grow gets its own card with a balance and limits you set.
DoAny’s DoAny Terms rule out equity and a revenue share, and DoAny does not train AI models on your data. Stripe’s processing fees still apply. Runable publishes no fee on sales but doesn’t rule one out, and its privacy policy says nothing about the data your own customers type into a site it builds.
Runable’s edge
Several of these are things DoAny doesn’t do at all. If one of them is the heart of your plan, Runable is the better fit.
Runable builds React Native apps with sign-in, push notifications and store submission; you “Connect your Apple and Google developer accounts and submit,” per its app builder page. Its archived help center put those accounts at $99 a year for Apple and $25 once for Google Play (shipping guide). DoAny is web-only.
Grow plans, launches and manages campaigns across ChatGPT, Meta, Google, LinkedIn and TikTok. Runable told TechCrunch that running ads without your own ad account is currently available on ChatGPT; TechCrunch’s own test stopped until an ad account was connected. DoAny buys no ads: it remakes a proven ad as a video you post yourself.
Runable’s Grow announcement describes cold outreach by email, DMs and calls “with a real voice agent on a real phone number.” The Grow page adds social listening and an agent for your support inbox. DoAny has no SMS or phone.
Runable Pro is $20 a month against $25 for DoAny Pro, and $180 for the first year as shown against $300 for twelve months of DoAny Pro, which has no annual plan. Runable’s top-ups also “never expire” (Runable FAQ); DoAny’s last 12 months.
Slides, image and video, documents and research, a meeting notetaker, dictation, use from Slack, Teams, Telegram, iMessage and Discord, and “3000+ plugins” (pricing page). Its Free plan gives 1,500 credits a day for chat and research.
Its small-business page offers raising invoices and sending “the polite reminder on day 14.” The app offers to buy a domain for you, and SSO and data localization are available through sales (homepage). Runable raised a $21M Series A in August 2026, and its CEO told TechCrunch it has about 1.7 million registered users.
Two more limits matter in this matchup. DoAny has no drag-and-drop editor: you edit by telling Annie what to change, and every change is saved as a numbered version rather than restored from a rollback screen. And the checkout on the sites DoAny builds is Stripe only, with no coupons, free trials or sales-tax handling at the moment.
Arithmetic on published prices
List prices checked September 27, 2026, US dollars before tax. Stripe’s processing fees apply on both and are left out; neither publishes a fee of its own on your sales.
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| Scenario | Runable | DoAny | Who comes out ahead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Test one idea publicly for 3 months | $60 on Pro ($20 × 3). Free can’t build a website. | $0 on Free: live on yourname.doany.site, 5 credits a day (up to 30 a month), no card, and it can take real payments. | DoAny, by $60. |
| Sell for 12 months on a free address | $180 on Pro billed yearly (first year as shown), or $240 billed monthly. | $0 on Free. | DoAny, by $180. |
| Sell for 12 months on your own domain | $180 on Pro billed yearly, plus a domain you buy. | $300 ($25 × 12) on Pro, which a custom domain needs, plus a domain you buy. | Runable, by $120. |
| Your own domain for 3 months | $60 on Pro ($20 × 3). | $75 on Pro ($25 × 3). | Runable, by $15. |
| 3 months with $100 a month in ads | $60 + $300 of ads − the $50 ad credit = $310, and Runable runs the campaigns. | $0 + $300 paid to the ad platform = $300; you run the ads yourself from your own ad account. | DoAny, by $10 on cost. Runable does the ad work; the credit is a limited-time offer. |
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| Date | What changed | Record |
|---|---|---|
| May 9, 2026 | Starter $25 ($1 for the first month), Pro $50 and Unlimited $200; yearly billing “Save 50%.” | Archived pricing (May 9, 2026) |
| July 24, 2026 | Pro $20 and Max $100; yearly billing “Save 25%.” | Archived pricing (July 24, 2026) |
| August 26, 2026 | Grow opens to everyone, with a $21M Series A announced the same day. | Grow announcement |
| September 4, 2026 | “$100 in free Ad credits” on Pro, $300 on Max. | Archived pricing (September 4, 2026) |
| September 27, 2026 | Pro’s ad credit cut to $50, Max’s still $300, both “Limited Time.” | Live pricing |
Heavy users should look past Pro. A customer quoted in Runable’s Grow announcement says he used “like 300,000 credits” in 30 days, 12 times Pro’s 25,000 monthly credits, which points to Max or to top-ups at prices Runable doesn’t publish. Runable’s CEO also told TechCrunch the company currently has negative gross margins, partly because it subsidizes AI usage. Allowances that generous can change, as the table shows, so check the date on any Runable price you read, ours included.
Money and approvals
Both products can act for you. The differences are where money sits while they do, and which actions wait for your click.
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| Money | On Runable | On DoAny |
|---|---|---|
| Web sales | Your own Stripe account, which you connect; Stripe is the only provider (archived guide). | Your own Stripe Express account, which DoAny opens for your business. You are the merchant, and Stripe pays out to your bank. |
| App-store sales | The archived help center says digital goods go through Apple and Google, which “take 15-30%” (June 2026); the live app builder page says purchases are “wired through Stripe.” | No native apps, so no app-store cut. |
| Ad budgets | A prepaid dollar balance; each day’s budget is “taken from this balance the day before it runs,” and auto-refill tops it up “from your card” when you approve (app text). No published refund terms. | None. DoAny buys no ads. If you run ads yourself, you pay the ad platform from your own account. |
| Credits running low | Optional auto-refill buys top-ups “up to the monthly refill limit you set” (Runable FAQ). | Work pauses and DoAny tells you. Each top-up is a checkout you start; nothing is charged automatically. |
| A spending card | The app’s Agent Card, from a third-party card provider, asks for a government ID, a face scan and a “National ID number (SSN in the US)” (app text). | None. DoAny has no purchasing tool. |
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| Action | Runable | DoAny |
|---|---|---|
| Building | Shows “a visual plan, and only builds after you approve” (Runable 2.0). | After the first version, changes land on a private preview; the live site changes only when you press Publish. |
| Spending on ads or media | A “Review & approve” step charges a campaign’s first day; the budget card says “Runable never charges more than you approve” (app text). | No ad spend. A paid video render waits on a “Start render” card showing the estimated credit cost. |
| Social posts and email replies | Each agent is set to “Post directly” or “Reply directly,” or to “Draft and notify me” (app text). | Annie posts every day and answers customers. New recurring jobs start only after you approve them on a card. |
| Phone calls | Support calls: “Answer directly” or “Take a message and notify me.” Cold calls: “Call directly” or “Approve script first.” | No phone calls. |
| Taking payments | You connect your own Stripe account (archived guide). | A card with “Set up payments” and “Not now” comes first; typing “yes” in chat doesn’t count. |
Before you pay yearly
The contract predates the product. Runable’s Runable Terms were last updated January 8, 2026, before payments, mobile apps and Grow launched, and they never mention ads, an ads balance or mobile apps. Fees are “non-refundable unless required by law,” and Runable “may update pricing or plans with reasonable notice.”
Downgrading takes your sites offline. The downgrade dialog warns “Your published websites and apps will stop working” (app text). Keeping a site online means paying every month, or a year up front.
The yearly price is a first-year discount. The $180 shown for Pro is its $240 list price less a 25% code applied on the page; Max is $1,200 less 30% (discount codes). No public page says what the plan renews at.
Ad money is prepaid, with no terms. Ads “use dollars, not credits,” and the budget card shows a “$0 platform fee” (app text). No published page covers refunds of the ads balance or the terms of the “Limited Time” ad credit, which fell from $100 to $50 on Pro in September.
The no-training promise is narrow. The Runable privacy policy says “We do not sell your personal data,” and its explicit no-training commitment covers Google user data. The terms license your content for “Providing and improving the Services.”
You may not know whom you contract with. The terms name no company, put disputes under “the jurisdiction in which Runable is incorporated,” and cap liability at what you paid in the previous 12 months.
Getting paid
Runable connects a Stripe account you already have or create. DoAny opens one for your business, so there are no keys or webhooks to set up, and taking payments uses no credits.
Ask Annie for checkout. She answers with an approval card, “Set up payments” and “Not now,” and adds nothing until you press one. There is no ads balance or agent card to fund: DoAny holds no money of yours.
The editor preview runs in test mode, so you pay with Stripe’s test cards before Stripe sees any of your details (payments setup guide). Runable connects a Stripe account you already have or create.
Press Go live in the Payments panel, pick your country and complete Stripe’s verification. Selling on Free needs no Pro plan, where Runable’s Free plan can’t build a site at all. The selling online chapter has the full steps, from first product to first payout.
Switching
Order matters, because a downgrade stops Runable sites. For an exit checklist that fits any destination, see the Runable alternatives guide.
Download the code or export it to GitHub, as Runable describes. The Free plan’s plan data lists “No Data Export,” so do this while you are still on a paid plan.
Runable’s archived help center said you can’t download a database backup from the dashboard, and we found no current statement either way. Ask support@runable.com how to export your tables before you cancel.
Hand Annie the code and records you exported: DoAny imports them, so you don’t rebuild from a description. Customer passwords don’t move: customers sign in again or reset them. Check the preview, then run a test purchase.
Checkout on a DoAny site can’t take over an existing Stripe account yet, so going live opens a new Stripe Express account. Subscriptions in the Stripe account you used with Runable stay there; ask subscribers to resubscribe on the new checkout, and settle refunds first.
Pause every campaign from the Ads Agent, and ask Runable about any ads balance left over: we found no published refund terms for it. Ad accounts you connected yourself stay yours.
Connect your domain in DoAny’s Domains panel on Pro and point its DNS records at DoAny; Cloudflare-proxied records aren’t supported. If you bought the domain inside Runable, ask Runable how to transfer it. Downgrade last, once the new site is live.
Common questions
It depends on whether DoAny’s Free plan covers you. If you want your own domain or more than Free’s 30 credits a month, Runable is cheaper. Pro costs $20 a month, or $180 for the first year as shown, against $25 a month for DoAny Pro ($300 over 12 months, monthly billing only). If yourname.doany.site is enough, DoAny costs less: Free goes live and can take real card payments for $0, while Runable’s Free plan can’t build a website.
No. Runable’s Free plan shows a dash for “Websites & App building,” and Stripe, the free subdomain and app building are listed on Pro. The Free plan is for chat, research and daily credits: 1,500 a day, up to 15,000 a month. DoAny Free publishes your product on yourname.doany.site with no card and can take real card payments once you go live with Stripe.
Neither publishes one. DoAny takes 0% of your sales on every plan, Free included, and its standard Terms rule out a revenue share; Stripe’s processing fees apply. Runable publishes no fee on sales and doesn’t rule one out; web sales go to the Stripe account you connect, so Stripe’s fees apply. For native app sales, its archived help center (June 2026) says Apple and Google “take 15-30%,” while its live app builder page says purchases are “wired through Stripe.”
Yes, within limits you set and approve. Ad budgets come out of a prepaid ads balance a day before each campaign day runs, and that balance can refill from your card when you approve. Credit auto-refill, if switched on, buys top-ups up to a monthly limit you set, and Runable says Grow gets its own card with limits you set. DoAny doesn’t buy ads, has no card or balance and never recharges: you spend only credits you chose to buy.
Runable’s app warns, when you downgrade, that “Your published websites and apps will stop working.” Export your code while you are on a paid plan, because the Free plan’s plan data lists “No Data Export.” On DoAny, hosting is included on every plan, Free included, and uses no credits, so the site stays live at zero credits.
Runable’s privacy policy, last updated August 2026, says it does not sell your personal data. Its explicit no-training commitment covers Google user data, and its terms license your content for “Providing and improving the Services.” The policy doesn’t address data your own customers submit to a site you build. DoAny does not train AI models on your data.
Source record
We read each Runable page below on September 27, 2026, including the plan data embedded in its pricing page, and compared it with Wayback Machine snapshots from May 9, July 24 and September 4, 2026. “App text” is the interface text in the JavaScript file Runable’s site serves publicly, which we call “app text” to mark what the app displays rather than its terms. Its help center at docs.runable.com stopped loading after June 11, 2026, so help-center quotes come from archived copies and are dated. DoAny facts come from our own product and public pages. More side-by-side comparisons are on the comparison index.
Put the evidence to work
Start free with 5 credits a day and no card, where Runable’s Free plan can’t build a site. Publish the first version on its doany.site link, run a test purchase with Stripe’s test cards, then go live on the same Free plan. If native apps or managed ads are the whole plan, compare options in our Runable alternatives guide.