An AI is only as good as what it can reach
Time, quotes and invoices describe work after it is scoped. Runnit is built around what comes before, on top of one thing: everything your clients have given you, indexed and reachable.
- Files sit against something. Collections linked to clients, projects and jobs.
- They get indexed. Documents and images are processed for semantic search when indexing succeeds. Anything else stays findable on metadata.
- The agents read that same corpus. Filtered by client, campaign, file type, date, tags, folders.
- You can check afterwards. Version snapshots keep the copy that was used.
So a brief for an existing client does not start from a blank page. It starts from their brand rules, their past campaigns and their artwork.
You describe it. You do not administer it
Automations are built by an agent that checks its own work. Studio makes pages, widgets and forms the same way. Nobody has to become the person who knows the automation builder.
Side by side
| Streamtime | Runnit | |
|---|---|---|
| How you evaluate it | Demo, or ask for a priceTheir pricing page | Sign up and use it. No card |
| Free plan | None publishedTheir pricing page, 12 Aug 2026 | 5 people, 20 clients, no end date |
| Pricing shape | Built around you. Asks team size, freelancers, annual revenueTheir pricing page | Published per seat. Free, $10, $25 |
| Client material | Not established by the sources reviewed | Collections per client, indexed for search, version snapshots |
| Building workflows | Not established by the sources reviewed | Described in plain language, built by an agent |
Claims about the other product come from their own pricing page and their own Google ads, reviewed 12 August 2026, cited in the cell. Where those sources do not establish something, this page says so. Tell us if anything is out of date.
Which one you should pick
Choose Streamtime if
Time, quotes and invoicing is the problem, and you would rather negotiate a price than pay per seat.
Choose Runnit if
The work before the invoice is the problem, and you want a system that holds your clients' material and acts on it.
Test it in twenty minutes
- Sign up. No card, no call.
- Load one real client: brand guidelines, a couple of past campaigns, some finished artwork.
- Wait for the files to report ready.
- Ask Ru for a brief for that client.
- Check what it pulled. Not whether the writing is good. Whether the material is theirs.
That is the whole argument on this page, made checkable.
