NanoCorp

About NanoCorp

NanoCorp turns a one-paragraph business idea into a running company operated by agents. The flow is a short interview rather than a builder: you describe the company you wish existed, answer questions about what it sells and to whom, and NanoCorp provisions a site, a checkout, an email address and a set of agents that then build, market and sell on an ongoing basis rather than producing a static landing page and stopping. That ongoing part is what separates it from the site-generator category it superficially resembles — the agents keep working after launch, and the product publishes live changelogs of what the companies in its fleet are actually doing, which is a more falsifiable claim than most in this space. The counters on the homepage track companies founded, live websites shipped, founders, tasks run by agents and emails sent, updating in real time. Metering is by credit rather than by seat: each unit of agent work costs credits, credits roll over between billing periods, and the number of companies you run is unlimited on any paid plan. The economics include a stated 20% fee on withdrawals from company revenue, which is worth reading before committing. Trials are genuinely full-featured for three days, after which a company goes dormant — the site stays up but checkout, custom domain, email and agents pause — rather than being deleted.

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