Thinks like an agent. Runs like code.
Automations that never break.
Set it up once, in plain English. It runs on its own from then on.
Tell Run7 what you want to happen. It writes the automation as real, tested code, runs it on schedule, and fixes itself if something changes.
About a minute
from a chat to a running automation
Less than a cent
what a typical run costs
Once
a break gets fixed, and stays fixed
The shift
AI is good at writing code. So why keep it in the loop on every run?
Most automation tools work out what to do again on every single run. Run7 works it out once.
When a model decides what to do on every run, the job is slow, the cost adds up, and the result can drift. Run number one and run number one thousand are never quite the same.
Run7 does the thinking once. You describe the job by chat, and Run7 writes it as real, tested code. From then on the code does the work, the same way every time, fast and cheap.
If something upstream changes and the automation stops working, Run7 fixes the code and checks the fix against every run that worked before. That break does not come back.
Let AI write the code. Then let the code do the work.
Why Run7
Easy to set up. Stable to run.
Three things matter to us, in this order: it is easy, it keeps working, and it gets cheaper the more it runs.
Easy
Set it up by chat, in plain English. Running in about a minute. No flowcharts, no code.
Stable
Same input, same output. Every run works the same way as the one before it.
Efficient
A run is plain code, so it is quick and it costs very little. It gets cheaper the more it runs.
It fixes itself
If something upstream changes, Run7 fixes it once, for good. You approve the fix with one click.
You can see every run
Each run keeps a plain record: what went in, what came out, how long it took and what it cost.
Run it from anywhere
On a schedule, from a webhook, or with one API call from whatever you already use.
How it works
Come in, set it up, and it runs.
Four steps, and you only do the first one.
Set it up
Describe what you want in plain English, by chat. No flowcharts, no code.
It builds
Run7 writes your automation as real, tested code. This takes about a minute.
It runs
On schedule, fast and cheap, the same way every time.
It never breaks
If something changes, Run7 fixes itself once, for good.
Pricing
Pay for the runs, not the seats.
Run it yourself for nothing. Move to the hosted plan when you want us to watch it for you.
Open source
$0
The Run7 runtime, on your own machine.
- Self-hosted runtime
- Build, run and version automations
- A full record of every run
- Run API and cURL
- Community support
Cloud
Per run
We host it, watch it, and fix it when something changes.
- Managed, isolated runtime
- Fixes itself, checked before it ships
- Every past run kept as a test
- Live dashboard and activity
- Projects, roles and API keys
- An email when something needs you
Enterprise
Custom
Run7 on your own infrastructure, at any size.
- Everything in Cloud
- Runs on your infrastructure
- Single sign-on and audit logs
- Private connectors
- An SLA and a named contact
- Security review
FAQ
Questions people ask.
If yours is not here, write to us and we will answer it.
A job you want done without you. Run7 writes it as real code, runs it on schedule, and keeps a record of every run. You set it up by chat, in plain English.
No. You describe what you want and Run7 builds it. If you do write code, the code is there to read and change whenever you want.
Those tools work out what to do on every run, so they are slower, they cost more, and the result can drift. Run7 works it out once, writes the code, then runs that code. Same input, same output.
It stops and tells you what happened, in plain words. Run7 then fixes the code and checks the fix against the failure and every run that worked before. You approve it with one click, and that break does not come back.
Only where a step really needs it, like reading a message and pulling out a name. Everything else is plain code, so most runs call no model at all.
Usually less than a cent. A run is plain code, so it is quick and cheap, and it gets cheaper the more it runs.
No. What goes into your automations, and what comes out, is kept only to test your own automations. It stays yours.
Set up your first automation.
Describe it by chat, in plain English. It will be running in about a minute.