Runable

How much does Runable cost in the UK?

Runable has a free plan and two paid plans, priced in US dollars. Pro costs $20 a month, or $180 a year if paid annually, which works out at $15 a month. Max costs $100 a month, or $840 a year, which is $70 a month.

A UK card is charged in dollars, so your bank may add a foreign transaction fee, and the pricing page says nothing about VAT. Larger teams that need SSO or data localisation are pointed to sales. One App Store reviewer mentions paying $25 a month, so prices have changed over time and the current page is the one to check before paying.

How do Runable's credits work?

Every account gets 1,500 free credits a day, capped at 15,000 a month, and unused daily credits don't carry over. Pro adds 25,000 credits a month and Max adds 150,000, and paid users can buy top-ups that never expire, with optional auto-refill up to a monthly limit.

Credits are spent in a set order: monthly plan credits first, then top-ups, then the free daily allowance. Video is the most expensive thing to make. One UK App Store reviewer says a short clip of eight or nine seconds used 10,000 credits, and the most common complaint across App Store and Trustpilot reviews is credits disappearing faster than expected, so it is worth testing on the free plan before buying a large top-up.

Is Runable worth paying for?

It depends on how much you value having websites, decks, videos and research in one place. Positive App Store reviews say it replaced app builders such as Lovable and handles client research, outreach lists and full websites at once.

The wider picture is weaker. Runable scores 3.8 out of 5 on the US App Store from 62 ratings and 2.8 on Trustpilot from just five reviews, where complaints cover refunds refused once a few credits were used, slow or bot-led support, and no way to delete an account. There was no G2 or Product Hunt profile to compare against. The company is young: it was founded in 2025 and raised a $21 million Series A in August 2026.

Runable vs Lindy and Viktor: which is better?

Runable is built for making things, while Lindy and Viktor are built for running ongoing work inside Slack. Runable produces a website, a deck or a video ad from one prompt; Lindy and Viktor sit in your team chat and handle meetings, reports, email and scheduled jobs across connected business tools.

Runable also offers a personal assistant across Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, iMessage and Discord on Pro and Max, but it doesn't have their depth of team admin, approvals and spend controls. For website and app building alone, Anything and Appy.AI are closer rivals, and Marblism suits small businesses that want ready-made AI staff for email, social posts and bookkeeping.

Is Runable safe to use with business accounts?

Runable's website makes no specific security or compliance claims, such as SOC 2, and doesn't say where data is stored. Enterprise questions such as SSO and data localisation go to sales.

That matters because the agent can ask for access to Gmail, Drive and ad accounts. A Trustpilot reviewer in the Netherlands reports finding no way to delete an account or data and no reply to requests, so UK users with GDPR obligations should ask Runable directly before connecting work accounts.

How do you get Runable cheaper?

Annual billing is the clearest saving Runable states: 25% off Pro and 30% off Max. The free plan's daily credits are enough to judge whether the output suits you, and since daily credits are used last, a paid plan's monthly allowance goes first. Upgrades apply straight away, downgrades from the next billing cycle, and remaining credits stay in your account when you switch plans.