Base44 builds the app. Runza is the partner that runs it.
Describe it, get it built — then what? Runza keeps going after launch: your customers, your invoices, your marketing, in the same place.
Prices as published on each vendor's own site — see the full stack breakdown on /compare.
Building is the first step, not the whole job
Base44 is built for describing an app and getting it built — a real, useful step for turning an idea into working software. It stops there; running the business the app is for is a separate problem.
Runza builds the site, then keeps working
Describe your business in plain English and Runza builds a real, live site on your own domain — then runs what happens after: leads, invoices, and marketing, from the same place.
One partner instead of an app plus a stack
Runza Pro is $69/mo and includes the CRM, invoicing, and marketing a solo founder would otherwise buy separately after the app is built — see the full stack breakdown on /compare.
Questions, answered
Does Runza replace Base44?+
For a solo business, Runza's website builder covers the same "describe it, get it built" job, plus everything Base44 doesn't touch — customers, invoicing, marketing.
Is Runza more expensive?+
Runza Pro is $69/mo against Base44's $20/mo, but Base44 doesn't include a CRM, invoicing, or marketing tools — those get bought separately if you're not already running them elsewhere.
Can I still build things beyond a website with Runza?+
Yes — stores, booking systems, interactive tools, described in plain English, the same way.
See the whole picture — every tool Runza replaces, side by side.