For indie devs & solo founders

Built for the indie
who ships while
they sleep.

Every coding agent on the market underserves the $20–$50/mo solo founder — either it's a $0/mo editor that needs you at the keyboard, or a $500/mo team seat you can't bill against a side project. DevRunner is the flat-fee, fully-asynchronous third option: one CLI, one $19–$39 subscription, and a task that runs end-to-end while nobody pings you at 2am. See pricing · Start at $19 Starter.

devrunner — bash
$ devrunner run "add dark mode to settings page"
Reading codebase... found 12 components
Planning changes across 4 files
Writing settings-page.tsx
Writing theme-context.ts
Updating tests
Running test suite... 47 tests passing
PR #38 opened: add dark mode to settings page
Elapsed: 14m 32s
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Three steps. One PR. Zero babysitting.

01

Connect your repo

One-click GitHub OAuth. DevRunner clones your repo, indexes the codebase, and learns your patterns — stack, naming conventions, test style.

02

Drop a task

Type a feature request or bug fix in plain English. "Add OAuth login with Google." "Fix the memory leak in the dashboard." DevRunner handles the rest.

03

Review the PR

DevRunner writes the code, runs your tests, and opens a PR. You review, merge, or ask for changes. No more starting features at 10pm.

A developer that never clocks out.

Autonomous execution

No back-and-forth prompting. One task description. DevRunner figures out which files to change, makes the edits, writes tests, and iterates until everything passes.

Runs on your schedule

Queue tasks before bed. DevRunner works while you sleep. Wake up to a PR with a summary of what changed and why.

Test-guaranteed code

Every PR runs your full test suite. DevRunner doesn't merge until tests pass. What you get is code that works, not code that looks right in a demo.

Understands your stack

DevRunner indexes your entire repo on setup. It knows your folder structure, your dependencies, your custom hooks. It doesn't guess — it knows.

CLI-first interface

No dashboard to babysit. `devrunner run "your task"` from your terminal. Check status with `devrunner status`. That's the whole interface.

Code ownership stays yours

DevRunner opens PRs under your account. You review every change. We never touch your code without your explicit instruction and approval.

Wake up to PRs.

Async PR delivery, every night and weekend. No credits, no ACUs, no billing cliffs — just shipping.

Flat pricing. Full autonomy. No gotchas.

See how DevRunner stacks up against the other AI coding tools indie devs reach for.

DevRunner Cursor Claude Code GitHub Copilot
Price $20+/mo + usage $20/mo Pro + usage $10–$19/mo + extras
Autonomy Inline only Partial (scripted flows) Inline + chat
CLI support Editor only CLI + extensions Editor + CLI preview
Billing model Seat + usage credits Seat + API usage Seat + premium requests

See the full comparison → DevRunner vs GitHub Copilot · DevRunner vs Devin · DevRunner vs Cursor

Solo
$39/mo

The same flat price per month — every PR async, every PR reviewable.

  • Autonomous coding agent
  • GitHub repo integration
  • Task planning & PR creation
  • Web UI — no terminal required
  • Overnight & weekend async runs
  • Unlimited tasks
  • Advanced code review
Start with Solo
Enterprise
Custom

Custom async capacity, dedicated runners, SSO, and procurement-ready billing.

  • Volume pricing
  • SSO & SCIM
  • Dedicated async capacity
  • Custom SLAs
  • MSA available
Request enterprise access

Add-ons for power users

Extra ACU Pack
$9 / pack

More AI coding credits when you run hot. Bought as needed, no subscription.

Add ACU Pack
🚀
Priority Queue
$5 / mo

Your tasks jump the line. Pro users with long queues love this.

Add Priority Queue
👥
Extra Team Seat
$10 / seat / mo

Bring in another teammate. Scales with your team as you grow.

Add Seat

No contracts. Cancel anytime. Solo monthly; Team billed annually; Enterprise on MSA.

AI coding agents crossed the line in 2025.

Devin, Claude Code, and Cursor changed what autonomous coding looks like. The technology works. The question is who it serves. Enterprise teams have dedicated AI infra. Solo devs and small shops don't.

DevRunner is built for the indie developer — the solo founder, the freelancer, the two-person startup. Not because we couldn't compete with the big guys, but because that's where the real leverage is.

$6.1B
AI coding platform market in 2025
$44.8B
Projected by 2034
30–55%
GitHub issues AI resolves autonomously today
devrunner — bash
$ devrunner help
run [task] Start an autonomous coding task
status Check progress on active tasks
review [pr] Get a summary of a pending PR
queue See your task queue
# No configuration needed. No dashboard. Just shipping.

Stop starting features at 10pm.

Give DevRunner the task. Go to sleep. Wake up to working code.

Start Free — Starter $19/mo
Don't lose your team.
Get early access + pricing updates before launch.