Is Runable worth it?
Runable is worth testing if you want a single AI agent for websites, slides and documents instead of several separate tools. Pricing starts free, then moves to $20/month for Pro and $100/month for Max.
Its pitch is finishing the job: one idea carried from plan to a published page. The privacy policy backs that with a no-AI-training promise and encryption details. On the other side, fees are non-refundable and the terms warn that AI output can be inaccurate. This Runable review is built from published pages only.
What is Runable?
Runable describes itself as one place to plan, build and grow a business with AI. You describe what you need, and the agent makes it and keeps it running.
According to its terms, the platform generates, edits and exports websites, presentations and documents, reports, images and videos, podcasts and audio, spreadsheets, browser automations and plugins. The home page presents the same idea as modes such as Websites, Slides, Chat, Videos, Canvas, Agent Skills, Plugins, Carousel and App Builder.
Who started Runable
Two engineers based in Bengaluru started the company in 2025. Saksham Sarda is co-founder and CTO, and Umesh Kumar is co-founder and CEO. The About page says the team measures the product by what it ships: the published site, the sent campaign and the booked customer.
What the agent is meant to replace
The About page argues that most AI tools do one job, so you write in one, design in another and publish from a third. The pitch is one agent that keeps the whole idea in view, from the first plan to the page customers see.
Is Runable legit and safe to use?
Runable looks like an accountable company on paper. Its privacy policy names Runable Inc., with a Dover, Delaware address, as the controller of personal data.
The About page lists $21M in Series A funding and 2025 as the founding year. The privacy policy says it is written to meet the EU GDPR and Brazil's LGPD, and that the company does not sell personal data. Payments are processed by Stripe, or by Apple and Google in the mobile app, and full card numbers are not stored.
Company details behind Runable
Runable Inc. is the legal name, and the business publishes both terms of service and a privacy policy. According to the About page, a person on the team reads email sent to the team address. Pro adds Discord support, and Contact Sales is offered for SSO, data localization, premium support and onboarding assistance.
How we evaluated Runable
This review is based on reading the tool's own published pages.
We went through its home, pricing, about, product-team, privacy and terms pages. Toolavero did not sign up for or test the tool, so everything here reflects what the company publishes.
Annual prices were not readable in the text we saw, so check the live pricing page before you buy.
Runable output quality and limits
The pages say little about output quality directly, so the useful details are the models, the privacy commitments and the limits stated in the terms.
Models and security
The Free plan lists models including GPT 6 Astra, Claude Opus 5, Claude Sonnet 5.0, Gemini 3.5 Flash, GLM 5.3, Grok 4.6, Runner, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash and Kimi K3. The company says it does not train AI models on your content, and its AI providers are contractually barred from doing so. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest on Google Cloud, with connected-app tokens encrypted with AES-256.
Limits stated in the terms
The terms say AI-generated content may be inaccurate, incomplete or inappropriate, and that outputs are provided as-is and may require human review. You are responsible for verifying outputs before using them in business, legal, medical or financial work.
Runable key features
The feature list is broad, and it grows with each plan tier.
Tools on the free plan
The Free plan lists websites and app building, slides and carousel creation, image creation, document and research work, 3000+ plugins and multi-modal chat. It also includes Notetaker for recording meetings, Flow for speaking into any app, and the option to use the agent from your DMs.
What Pro and Max add
Pro adds image and video creation, 100+ curated workflows, a personal assistant across every channel and, for app building, a free database, free analytics, Stripe integration, a free sub-domain and Android-iOS app building. Max lists the same features and names Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, iMessage and Discord.
Product team use cases
A page for product teams describes competitor benchmarks, specs from call recordings, clickable prototypes, a feedback portal, launch assets and roadmap decks that update from live data.
Runable pricing and plans
There is a Free plan, a Pro plan at $20/month and a Max plan at $100/month. All three include 1,500 credits daily.
The Free plan needs no subscription. Pro gives 25,000 credits monthly on top of the daily credits, and Max gives 150,000 credits monthly plus unlimited chats in Ask mode. The page also lists $50 in free Ad credits on Free and $300 on Pro, both marked Limited Time.
On the free plan, the company may show an ad from its ad partner Gravity next to a reply, and paid plans do not show ads. The page has monthly and annual toggles, but annual prices are not stated in the text we read.
Support, refunds and cancellation
Refunds are limited, and help ranges from a Discord channel on Pro to a sales route for larger needs.
Refunds and billing
The terms say fees are non-refundable unless required by law. Usage limits, credit expirations and plan details are described at checkout or in your account dashboard, and the company may update pricing or plans with reasonable notice. You may stop using the service at any time, but that does not cancel obligations already incurred.
Getting help
Pro lists Discord Support, and Contact Sales is the route for SSO, data localization, premium support and onboarding assistance. Questions about the company, press or partnerships go to the team email address, where the About page says a person reads every message.
Who should use Runable
Runable suits people who want one agent to cover websites, slides and routine business tasks.
Small business owners, solo creators and product teams are the groups its pages speak to. Anyone sensitive about privacy will find the no-AI-training statement and encryption details useful, though they come from the company itself.
It fits less well if you need refunds on a subscription, since fees are non-refundable unless required by law, or if you want ad-free use without paying, since the free plan may show ads.
Final verdict on Runable
Runable bundles websites, slides, images and documents into one agent, with a free plan to start.
The privacy commitments and the range of tools are the strongest points. The weak ones are non-refundable fees, possible ads on the free plan and a terms page that tells you to verify AI output yourself. Try the free plan first, then decide whether Pro or Max earns its price.
