Shortlist · Runable alternatives
Runable’s cheapest plan that builds a website is $20 a month, and its sites sleep between visits by default and stop if you downgrade. DoAny Free goes live and sells for $0, with 0% of sales to DoAny (Stripe’s fees apply).
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The cheapest plan on each whose own checkout takes live payments, plus any cut of your sales.
At $1,000 a month in sales, DoAny Free costs $0 over 12 months, the lowest of the six. Runable Pro costs $180 for its first year.
Stripe’s card fees apply on every option that takes payments through Stripe.
Prices and fees checked September 27, 2026
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| What you pay | DoAny Free | Runable Pro | Polsia Standard | NanoCorp Founder | Lovable Pro | Base44 Builder |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cheapest plan that sells | Free, $0 | Pro, $180 first year | Standard, $192 first year | Founder, $30 a month | Pro, $250 a year | Builder, $480 a year |
| Fee on sales | 0% | None published | 3% of each charge | 20% of each withdrawal | 0% | None published |
| Plan, 12 months | $0 | $180 | $192 | $360 | $250 | $480 |
| Cut of your $12,000 in sales | $0 | $0 | $360 | $2,400 | $0 | $0 |
| Total, 12 months | $0 | $180 | $552 | $2,760 | $250 | $480 |
Sources, checked September 27, 2026
The reasons
Runable is a broad, well-funded agent that keeps adding jobs. These six limits come from its own pricing page, app text, terms and archived pages.
The cheapest Runable plan that builds a website. The Free card shows a dash for “Websites & App building,” per its pricing page, so Free is for chat and research.
How long a Runable site takes to load after sleeping, its default between visits. Keeping it “Always On” costs credits every month, in an unpublished amount (app text).
When you downgrade, the app warns “Your published websites and apps will stop working” (app text). The Free plan’s plan data also lists “No Data Export.”
The date on Runable’s terms, before payments, mobile apps and Grow launched. They never mention ads or an ads balance, and fees are “non-refundable unless required by law.”
Pro’s “Limited Time” ad credit on September 4 and September 27, 2026. The plans changed too, between May 9 (Starter $25, Pro $50, Unlimited $200) and July 24 (Pro $20, Max $100).
The scope of the explicit no-training promise in Runable’s privacy policy. It says nothing about data your own customers submit to a site it builds.
Money is the other common reason. Ad budgets sit in a prepaid balance that can refill from your card, credit auto-refill can buy top-ups at prices Runable doesn’t publish (Runable FAQ), and the yearly price of $180 is a first-year discount on a $240 list price (discount codes).
Runable’s CEO also told TechCrunch the company has negative gross margins, partly from subsidizing AI usage, so today’s allowances may not last. None of this makes Runable a bad choice for the jobs it does best; it is why the picks below are sorted by job.
Side by side
Runable is the first row, for reference. “Billed yearly” means paid a year up front.
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| Option | Entry price | Best for | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Runable (September 27, 2026) | Free $0 can’t build a website; Pro $20/mo, or $180 for the first year as shown. (Runable pricing) | One agent for sites, native apps, ads, calls and support | Sites sleep by default and stop on downgrade; ad budgets are prepaid |
| DoAny | Free $0 with no card, and Free can sell; Pro from $25/mo. (DoAny pricing) | Launching and selling on a free plan, with hosting that stays up and no money of yours held for ads | Web only, with no native apps; it buys no ads and makes no phone calls. Custom domains need Pro |
| Manus | $20/mo for 4,000 credits plus 300 a day; $40 and $200 tiers. (Manus pricing) | A general agent Runable’s CEO names as one of the closest to Runable: research, slides and websites | Its pricing page lists no payments, ads or outreach; three paid plans, no free one listed |
| Polsia | Standard $20/mo; Pro $50/mo adds Meta ads. (Polsia pricing) | An autonomous company that also runs Meta ads, with a help center that documents how | A flat 3% of every charge, and a 31-day settlement period rolling out |
| NanoCorp | 3-day trial $0; Founder $30/mo for 30 credits. (NanoCorp pricing) | An agent that builds, sells and runs a Meta ad, for many businesses on one plan | Keeps 20% of every withdrawal; checkout pauses when the trial ends |
| Lovable | Free $0; Pro $25/mo, or 2 months free billed yearly. (Lovable pricing) | A mature web-app builder, if you mostly used Runable to build | Built-in payments need Pro; no ads or outreach agent |
| Base44 | Free $0; Builder $50/mo or $40/mo billed yearly. (Base44 pricing) | Apps with a built-in backend, and a Free plan that builds up to 5 apps | Stripe starts on Builder; no ads or outreach agent |
| Durable | Launch $22/mo in its yearly-billed table; Free is a private preview. (Durable pricing) | A local service business: a site with bookings, a CRM, lead replies and local search | A service-business suite rather than a general agent or a custom app |
The shortlist
Best for: launching and selling before you pay. Runable’s Free plan can’t build a website; DoAny Free goes live and can take real card payments, with accounts, a database and Stripe checkout built in. Annie researches your market first, then posts and follows up with leads every day.
Price: Free is $0 with no card: unlimited companies sharing 5 credits a day, up to 30 a month. Pro starts at $25/mo for 100 monthly credits plus 5 daily credits, shared by every company, billed monthly. DoAny takes 0% of your sales; Stripe’s processing fees still apply (DoAny pricing; DoAny Terms).
Watch out for: web only, with no native iOS or Android apps. DoAny buys no ads and has no phone or SMS, so Runable’s Grow channels have no direct match. You edit by chat. The checkout on the sites DoAny builds is Stripe only, without coupons or sales-tax handling, at the moment. Custom domains need Pro (DoAny domains guide).
Moving from Runable: DoAny imports existing code and database records, so bring what you export from Runable instead of starting over. Hosting is included and uses no credits, so the site stays live when credits run out (DoAny credits guide). For the full side-by-side comparison, read DoAny vs Runable.
Manus is a general AI agent: in-depth research, slides and professional websites, with Wide Research for scaling tasks, and 20 concurrent and 20 scheduled tasks on every plan. Runable’s CEO told TechCrunch that general agents such as Manus are among the products closest to Runable.
Watch out for: its pricing page lists no payments, paid ads, outreach or phone agents, and only paid plans. If your Runable site sells, check how a Manus site would take payments before you move it.
Price: $20/mo for 4,000 credits a month plus 300 refresh credits every day; $40/mo for 8,000; $200/mo for 40,000. Billing yearly saves 17%.
Polsia runs a company from chat: it builds and hosts the site, takes payments into a Stripe account in your name, and from Pro runs Meta ads, according to its help center. Its plans differ by credits, companies and whether Meta ads are included. Connecting a domain you own needs a paid plan (domains help).
Watch out for: “Polsia takes a flat 3% platform fee on every charge,” before Stripe’s own fees, and it is rolling out a 31-day settlement period before sales can be paid out (payouts help). On $1,000 a month in sales, the 3% is $360 a year.
Price: Standard $20/mo (20 credits, 1 company, no Meta ads), Pro $50/mo (50 credits, up to 3 companies, Meta ads), Max $100 or $200/mo. Annual plans take 20% off the first year only.
NanoCorp’s agents build and sell for you, with a site, email and checkout included. Founder covers any number of businesses, adds custom domains, and carries unused monthly credits into the next period. On any Founder plan it can also run a Meta ad for each business, at $3 to $150 a day taken from your credits (advertising docs). The 3-day trial needs no card and includes 15 welcome credits.
Watch out for: “NanoCorp keeps a 20% fee on every withdrawal,” and sends the other 80% to your Stripe account (withdrawals docs). On $1,000 a month in sales, that is $2,400 a year. When the trial ends, the site stays up but checkout, email and agents pause until you pick a plan.
Price: Founder from $30/mo for 30 credits, with sizes up to 2,000 credits a month.
Lovable builds web apps from chat on its own cloud, with a database, authentication, storage and functions. Runable’s own comparison notes that Lovable keeps project code “in two-way sync with GitHub.” Pro adds custom domains, badge removal and top-ups. Built-in payments cost the same as setting up Stripe or Paddle directly, per Lovable’s Lovable payments docs.
Watch out for: built-in payments need a paid plan; on Free you connect your own Stripe account instead. No ads, outreach or phone agent.
Price: Free $0 with no card. Pro $25/mo for 100 monthly credits, or 2 months free billed yearly ($250).
Base44 builds apps with an integrated backend and database, authentication and analytics, and its Free plan builds up to 5 apps with 25 message credits a month. Its pricing FAQ says two-way GitHub sync exports the full source. When you connect Stripe, Base44 creates your live keys for you (Base44 payments docs).
Watch out for: Stripe is available on Builder and above. Starter ($20/mo, or $16 billed yearly) connects a domain but has no Stripe. No ads or outreach agent.
Price: Free $0; Starter $20/mo or $16 billed yearly; Builder $50/mo or $40 billed yearly; Pro $100 or $80; Elite $200 or $160.
Durable gives a service business a website with a built-in CRM, AI replies to up to 20 leads a month, online booking synced to your calendar, and SEO and AI-search tools with a weekly visibility ranking. Launch registers a domain free, up to a $20 value.
Watch out for: the Free plan is a private preview, so a public site starts on Launch. It is a suite for service businesses, not a general agent or a custom app builder. Our Durable alternatives guide covers it in depth.
Price: Launch $22/mo and Grow $41/mo in its yearly-billed comparison table.
Decision rules
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| If you need | Pick | Because |
|---|---|---|
| To launch and sell before paying anything | DoAny Free | It goes live and can take real card payments for $0. DoAny takes 0% of your sales; Stripe’s processing fees still apply. |
| Hosting that doesn’t sleep, lapse or use credits | DoAny | Hosting is included on every plan and the site stays live at zero credits. |
| Research, slides and websites from one agent | Manus | $20/mo with 300 refresh credits a day and Wide Research. |
| Meta ads run for you | Polsia Pro or NanoCorp Founder | Polsia includes Meta ads from Pro, $50/mo, and takes 3% of every charge. NanoCorp runs a Meta ad on any Founder plan, from $30/mo, and keeps 20% of withdrawals. |
| A web-app builder with GitHub sync | Lovable Pro or Base44 Builder | Lovable Pro is $25/mo; Base44 Builder, $50/mo or $40 billed yearly, includes Stripe and GitHub. |
| A local service site with bookings | Durable | Launch includes booking, a CRM and local search tools, at $22/mo in its yearly-billed table. |
| Several businesses on one plan | DoAny | Any number of companies share one credit balance, from $0 on Free (30 credits a month), with 0% of sales (Stripe’s fees apply). NanoCorp Founder covers many businesses from $30/mo but keeps 20% of withdrawals. |
| Native apps, ads on five networks or phone outreach | Stay on Runable | No alternative here covers all three. |
A valid choice
Runable builds React Native apps and submits them under your own Apple and Google developer accounts, per its app builder page. DoAny is web-only, and none of the other pricing pages here lists native app building.
Grow plans, launches and manages campaigns on ChatGPT, Meta, Google, LinkedIn and TikTok (Grow page). Polsia and NanoCorp run Meta ads only; the other alternatives here buy none.
Runable’s Grow announcement describes cold email, DMs and calls from a voice agent on a real phone number. DoAny has no phone or SMS.
Runable Pro’s $180 first year is the lowest 12-month price among the paid plans on this page, it connects your own domain (websites page), and its top-ups never expire.
Leaving cleanly
This applies whichever alternative you choose. Moving to DoAny specifically? The step-by-step order is in DoAny vs Runable.
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| Asset | What Runable documents | Do this before you downgrade |
|---|---|---|
| Code | Paid plans: Download ZIP or Export to GitHub (compare page). Free plan data: “No Data Export.” | Export while you are still on a paid plan. |
| Database records | “You cannot download a database backup from the dashboard,” per the help center archived in May 2026. We found no current statement. | Ask support@runable.com how to export your tables. |
| Published sites | Downgrading warns they “will stop working” (app text). | Point your domain at the new host first; downgrade last. |
| Customers and payments | Web sales go to the Stripe account you connected (archived payments guide), so customers, payments and subscriptions stay in your Stripe. | Plan how subscribers move if the new platform uses a new Stripe account. |
| Ad campaigns and balance | Budgets are prepaid into an ads balance; the app has a “Pause all campaigns” control (app text). No published refund terms. | Pause every campaign and ask Runable about any balance left. |
| Plan fees | “Non-refundable unless required by law” (terms). | Time the switch to the end of a paid period. |
Common questions
It depends on the part of Runable you use. For a general agent for research, slides and websites, Manus starts at $20 a month. For Meta ads run for you, Polsia Pro is $50 a month plus 3% of every charge. For web apps, Lovable Pro is $25 a month and Base44 Builder $50. To sell on a free plan, DoAny Free costs $0. For native apps or ads on five networks, stay on Runable.
DoAny Free goes live on yourname.doany.site with no card and can take real card payments once you go live with Stripe; DoAny takes 0% of your sales, and Stripe’s processing fees still apply. Runable’s Free plan can’t build a website. Lovable Free and Base44 Free both build apps, but Lovable’s built-in payments need Pro and Base44’s Stripe starts on Builder. NanoCorp’s trial pauses checkout after 3 days.
Polsia takes a flat 3% of every charge, before Stripe’s own fees. NanoCorp keeps 20% of every withdrawal and sends the other 80% to your Stripe account. Lovable says its built-in payments add no fee to Stripe’s or Paddle’s. DoAny takes 0% on every plan, Free included, and Stripe’s processing fees still apply. Runable and Base44 publish no fee on sales.
Two do, on Meta only. Polsia runs Meta ads on its Pro plan, at $50 a month, and above. NanoCorp runs a Meta ad for each business on any Founder plan, from $30 a month, with $3 to $150 a day of budget taken from your credits. The other alternatives here don’t buy ads for you. DoAny remakes a proven ad from your market as a short video that you download and post yourself, and it never spends your money on ad budgets.
On a paid plan, your code: Download ZIP or Export to GitHub. The Free plan’s plan data lists “No Data Export,” and downgrading stops your published sites, so export first. Runable’s archived help center (May 2026) said you can’t download a database backup from the dashboard; ask support how to get your records out. Web sales already sit in your own Stripe account, so your customers’ payment history stays with you. If you move to DoAny, it imports existing code and database records, so you don’t start over.
Source record
We read each page below on September 27, 2026. Runable’s help center no longer loads, so its quotes come from archived copies and are dated. Manus, Lovable and Base44 prices are shown with monthly billing unless marked yearly. Other matchups are on the comparison index.
Put the evidence to work
Runable’s Free plan can’t build a website; DoAny’s can, and it can sell. Start free with 5 credits a day and no card, test checkout with Stripe test cards before you give Stripe anything, then go live and take real payments without upgrading. Not sure yet? Read DoAny vs Runable first.