CORPUSCorpus Plan vs Runlo
Runlo finds buyers. Corpus Plan audits the website they land on.
Runlo is a crew of AI agents for B2B founders. They find LinkedIn prospects, Reddit threads and local businesses, and draft SEO posts and social posts. Pro costs $65 a month and Growth $99 a month [1]. Corpus Plan Pro is also $99 a month. It starts from an audit of your website and drafts a plan, files and posts from that audit [C1]. Neither product posts anything for you.
Every Runlo claim on this page carries a numbered source — the full list, with access dates, is at the end. Where a fact is not published, the table says so; we don't guess.
What is Runlo?
Runlo sells "AI agents that sell, while you build" to B2B founders and small teams [1]. You paste your URL, and an agent called Warden builds one brief that every other agent shares [1]. The other agents are:
- Eva: LinkedIn prospects
- Jack: local businesses on Google Maps
- Leo: Reddit threads
- Mr Wise: SEO and AEO blog posts tied to Google Search Console
- Coach and Riley: drafts for LinkedIn, X and Reddit
How much does Runlo cost?
Runlo has two plans, and each has a 5-day free trial [1]:
| Plan | Price | Main differences |
|---|---|---|
| Pro | $65/month | Reddit tracking in 5 subreddits; 1 competitor tracked with Similarweb; SEO drafts tied to Search Console; LinkedIn, X and Reddit post drafts. "LinkedIn prospecting not included." |
| Growth | $99/month | Everything in Pro, plus Eva for LinkedIn prospecting with 10+ intent signals; LinkedIn carousels; 10 subreddits; 3 competitors |
The page we checked does not mention credits or usage limits beyond those subreddit and competitor counts [1]. It also does not publish a free plan or how many sites an account covers.
Does Runlo post for you?
No. Runlo's FAQ says: "Agents produce drafts and recommendations. Nothing is posted, sent, or published. Runlo never interacts with platforms on your behalf" [1]. Corpus Plan works the same way: approving a draft never publishes it, and you post everything yourself [C1].
How does Runlo compare with Corpus Plan at $99?
At $99 a month, Runlo Growth and Corpus Plan Pro buy different jobs. Runlo Growth finds people: LinkedIn prospects scored on intent signals, Reddit threads in 10 subreddits, and local businesses with public emails [1]. Corpus Plan Pro works on the website itself [C1]:
- an audit of up to 20 pages
- a 90-day plan
- optional weekly site scans
- llms.txt, structured-data and crawler-rule drafts
- LinkedIn, X and Reddit-style drafts
- up to 10 saved sites
Corpus Plan also has a free plan, where a free account shows the full audit report [C1].
Where is Runlo stronger than Corpus Plan?
- Finding buyers. Eva scans LinkedIn every 24 hours for prospects that fit your ICP and helps write an outreach message. Jack finds local businesses on Google Maps and their public emails [1]. Corpus Plan does not find prospects.
- Reddit monitoring. Leo scans Reddit every 12 hours for threads where people are looking for a product like yours, and drafts replies [1]. Corpus Plan writes Reddit-style drafts, but it does not watch Reddit [C1].
- Competitor traffic. Mr Wise tracks competitor traffic and keywords with Similarweb [1].
- Price of entry. Runlo Pro is $65 a month [1], below Corpus Plan Pro's $99 [C1].
Side by side
| What | Corpus Plan | Runlo |
|---|---|---|
| Free audit — the gate | A free preview needs no account. A free email-and-password account shows the full report and its action plan. 3 audits per connection per day [C1] | No free plan published; each plan has a 5-day free trial [1] |
| What the free tier includes | Up to 3 saved sites, the full report with an audit-based action plan, a shareable report link, and a manual re-audit every 30 days [C1] | — not published on the page we checked [1] |
| AI / GEO checking | AI citability is one of five audit areas [C1]. | Mr Wise "helps your product get recommended by frontier AI models"; how is not published [1] |
| Artifact generation | Pro: llms.txt, structured-data and crawler-rule drafts for you to review. llms.txt is experimental and does not guarantee AI mentions [C1] | SEO/AEO blog drafts; LinkedIn carousels and single-image visuals [1] |
| Worked plan | Free: an action plan built from the audit. Pro: a 90-day plan and a draft website-improvement plan [C1] | One shared brief from your site (Warden); a weekly content plan (Riley) [1] |
| Monitoring | Pro: optional weekly site scans. Free: a manual re-audit every 30 days, no automatic monitoring [C1] | LinkedIn every 24 hours (Growth); Reddit every 12 hours [1] |
| Pricing model | $99/month per account, up to 10 saved sites, no credits [C1][C2] | Pro $65/month, Growth $99/month, 5-day free trial; credits not mentioned [1] |
| Methodology transparency | Every check and threshold is published at /methodology [C1] | — not published on the page we checked [1] |
| Usage limits | No credit balance [C2] | Subreddits (5 or 10) and competitors (1 or 3), by plan [1] |
| Who publishes | You do. Approving a draft never publishes it [C1] | You do. "Nothing is posted, sent, or published" [1] |
Neither column is a promise of rankings or AI mentions.
Sources
Every Runlo claim, sourced and dated.
The numbered references in the table and above resolve here. Anything about Runlo that these pages do not establish is marked "not published" on this page rather than guessed.
- https://www.tryrunlo.com/ — accessed 2026-10-22. Runlo's homepage: the agents, both plans and prices, the 5-day trial, subreddit and competitor counts, and the FAQ ("Will anything go live without me?"). The FAQ answer is in the page's FAQPage JSON-LD and its accordion. https://www.tryrunlo.com/pricing returned 404 on 2026-10-22, so prices come from the homepage.
Corpus Plan:
- C1. https://plan.corpushq.co/ — accessed 2026-10-22. The homepage, including its pricing and FAQ sections. /pricing serves the same page.
- C2. https://plan.corpushq.co/vs/seomator — accessed 2026-10-22. The live page's own line, "No credits, no metering", from VS_OURS["pricing"] in app/web/routes_public.py. A code check found no per-account credit or quota on Pro.
Runlo is a trademark of its owner. Corpus Plan is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Runlo; the name appears here only to identify the product being compared, and no logos are used. Facts were verified on the dates shown above — if something here is outdated, contact Corpus Plan and we will re-check and correct it.
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