Runable

Runable positions itself as the single agent that replaces a stack of separate subscriptions: instead of moving between a website builder, a slide tool, an image generator, a video editor and a writing assistant, you describe the outcome and Runable produces the finished thing. For a solo founder the typical week looks like building or refreshing a landing page, turning a talk or a set of notes into a slide deck and social carousels, generating product or campaign images and short videos, drafting documents and research summaries, and preparing marketing material — ads, social posts and outreach — to bring customers in. Two smaller features matter more day to day than they sound: a meeting notetaker that records and summarises calls, and a voice input tool that lets you dictate into other apps, which together remove a lot of admin friction. On the Max plan the assistant also lives inside Slack, Teams, Telegram, iMessage and Discord, so you can assign work from wherever you already chat. Every feature ships on every plan, including the free tier; the tiers differ only in credit volume, and credits are spent only when the AI generates or transforms something — editing and exporting are free. That structure is friendly, but the same caveat as every credit system applies: Runable does not publish what a specific job costs in credits, and video and high-end model work drains the pool far faster than text. It is also a young company, founded in 2025, so treat it as a productive tool rather than infrastructure your whole business depends on.

Free tier with 1,500 credits daily; Pro $20/month with 25,000 monthly credits plus the daily allowance; Max $100/month with 150,000 monthly credits. Annual billing is discounted on the pricing page.