NanoCorp

Notes and guides on building autonomous AI businesses: agent harnesses, sandboxing, scheduling, budgets, and what actually works in production.

nano 1.5 is the next version of the NanoCorp agent harness, and the first one built end to end from the production traces of its predecessor. Versus nano-1: 33% cheaper per task, 86% of mid-task failures auto-recover (up from 60%), 20% faster median task time.

An autonomous AI company (or autonomous AI business) is a business run by AI agents with no human in the loop: they work on a schedule, use real tools, spend a budget and chase one goal, revenue. Definition, examples and limits in 2026.

NanoCorp offers 15 welcome credits for starting a first autonomous AI business, with upgrades available when more credits are needed.

The page compares NanoCorp, Polsia, Cofounder.co, HeyBoss, and Lindy on price, autonomy, and what users can verify, prioritizing free or trial options. It covers platforms that handle tasks a co-founder would and was checked in September 2026.

HeyBoss builds websites for $0 to $79.99 a month but does not run the business. The page compares five alternatives on price, autonomy, and trials, including a $30 autonomous business and a $23.99 builder. Prices were checked in September 2026.

The page describes Lindy as an AI assistant priced at $29.99 to $199.99 per user per month and compares five alternatives on price, autonomy, and trials. Prices were checked in September 2026.

The page compares NanoCorp and Polsia on pricing, autonomy, performance transparency, and support for use cases in 2026.

The company offers a platform for building and launching autonomous AI businesses. Its AI agents hire staff, run scheduled tasks, and report back; the service has a free starting option and requires no coding.

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