Runlayer is the way to become an AI-native company. You can't become AI-native by mandate, and you can't secure AI through prohibition. You need a golden path that makes the right way the easy way. Runlayer is AI enablement and control in one platform.
Enterprises are under pressure to deploy AI agents, and security teams are under pressure to control them. Today, most organizations struggle to do both. Runlayer closes that gap, delivering measurable outcomes across security, cost, and adoption velocity. 18,000+ MCPs across Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, VS Code, Slack, and Salesforce Agentforce; reusable skills, plugins, and on-demand agents; one control plane for governance, identity, policy, security, visibility, and audit; plus Runlayer Watch for detecting shadow AI.
Enterprises are under pressure to deploy AI agents, and security teams are under pressure to control them. Today, most organizations struggle to do both. Runlayer closes that gap, delivering measurable outcomes across security, cost, and adoption velocity:
Accelerate safe AI adoption: Security teams become enablers rather than blockers. With centralized policy enforcement, credential management, and pre-deployment security scanning of MCP servers, organizations can approve agent use cases in days instead of quarters, without one-off security reviews for every new tool integration.
Reduce security and compliance risk: Every agent-to-tool interaction is authenticated, authorized against fine-grained policies (by user, team, agent, or tool), and logged with full tool-call tracing. Shadow AI detection surfaces unsanctioned agent and MCP usage across the organization, giving CISOs a complete inventory of AI activity rather than a partial view.
Control and allocate AI spend: Token-level metering at the gateway boundary provides accurate usage data per team, agent, and workload.
Standardize agent infrastructure: A skills and plugins framework packages reusable agent instructions, tools, and workflows for consistent deployment across teams.
Deploy on your terms: Runlayer supports inline proxy enforcement for guaranteed preventive control, hook-based local enforcement for lightweight coverage, or both.
Highlights
The security layer for enterprise AI agents. Centralize policy enforcement and credential management, catch risks with pre-deployment scanning, and approve new use cases in days, not months.
Complete visibility and control: every agent-to-tool interaction authenticated, authorized, and logged with full tool-call tracing, plus shadow AI detection across your organization
Token-level cost metering and a reusable skills & plugins framework standardize agent infrastructure across teams
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Runlayer offers two ways to buy the same platform. Usage Pricing (Units) bills you based on what you consume, so your cost moves with actual usage. Annual Contract (Units) is a 12-month commitment where you lock in a set quantity of units upfront for the contract term. Both cover the same control plane for AI agents, including the MCP gateway, catalog, runtime security, and observability. Choose usage-based billing if your consumption varies, or the annual commit if you prefer a fixed 12-month term. Unit quantities are configurable to match your expected scale.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
How does the usage-based option differ mechanically from the 12-month contract for the same platform?
Usage Pricing (Units) meters what you actually consume, so charges track your real activity with no fixed quantity set ahead of time. The Annual Contract (Units) locks in a set number of units for a 12-month term. Usage billing suits variable consumption; the annual commit suits steady, predictable use.
What activity drives unit consumption on this platform?
Runlayer routes AI agent requests through its gateway, where each call runs identity checks, policy, runtime security scans, and audit logging. Consumption reflects this agent and tool activity across connected AI clients and MCP servers. Contact the vendor to confirm exactly how a single unit is counted for your setup.
If my agent usage grows past the units I committed to annually, how does cost behave?
The Annual Contract (Units) reserves a set quantity for the 12-month term, and unit quantities are configurable when you buy. The marketplace data does not state how overage above the committed amount is handled. Contact the vendor to confirm overage treatment and whether extra usage bills separately.
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Sometimes, the connectors are hard to figure out. Even if easy for one person to figure out, hard to give instructions to the whole company for different authorizations
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
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Streamlining Data Into Useful Work
Reviewed on Oct 23, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Allows us to connect systems to our AI tools. We use Runlayer to connect ChatGPT to Rippling, which lets me bring people data into one place to build and shape projects more efficiently.
What do you dislike about the product?
I’d like the setup and discovery experience to be more intuitive. It can take some trial and error to figure out which tools are available and how best to use them.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Runlayer streamlines how I bring data into my AI tools, saving me time moving between systems and making it easier to turn information into useful work.
Computer Software
Runlayer: Centralised MCP Visibility with Top-Notch Support and Fast Releases
Reviewed on Oct 20, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
A central place for all MCP connections, where we can manage permissions across different apps for different groups, and get a single pane of visibility into activity through a console that’s easy to navigate. On top of that, the support and onboarding have been top-notch, with Runlayer willing to work with us through any issue we run into, plus a crazy-fast release cycle.
What do you dislike about the product?
Some of the security alerting and restrictions could use a bit of tuning, since they felt somewhat aggressive in terms of blocks and matches. That said, it’s understandable, given that DLP by nature is never perfect.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We initially had to strike a balance between letting users work quickly and efficiently with AI tooling and making sure we could do it securely and correctly. Without the right controls, users would either connect anything and everything to their AI tools, or we would have to restrict and block everything that wasn’t vetted and approved with the app owners—and that approach felt very all-or-nothing. It also meant we’d be relying on user permissions being accurate and appropriate, and trusting that any actions the AI tools took would be acceptable. Otherwise, we’d be forced to either reduce general user permissions across the board or accept the risk of accidental writes by the AI tooling, for example.
Runlayer let us connect various tools while still setting fine-grained permissions specifically for AI functionality, without affecting users’ day-to-day use of those tools. Users can still read, write, etc. as their regular user, but for key systems, Runlayer allows us to limit what AI can do for that same user; for instance, restricting AI usage to read-only.
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Accessible AI Governance
Reviewed on Oct 14, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Runlayer fills a need in our internal AI stack. I like the interface; it’s relatively easy to use. As a daily user and admin, I find it pretty straightforward once you get the hang of it. I also like the support team.
What do you dislike about the product?
I sometimes find Runlayer difficult to debug, but the team is always there to support.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use Runlayer for security and governance of our internal AI tools.
Mike G.
High-Performance MCP Gateway, but Skill Distribution Falls Short
Reviewed on Oct 13, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I find Runlayer high-performing, easy to deploy, reasonably priced, and a good user experience. I can connect my corporate resources through Runlayer. I like that it supports a wide variety of plugins and makes onboarding our own MCPs easy. The MCP gateway routes our MCPs, redacts sensitive information, gives me visibility into their usage, and helps identify issues and gaps so we can make our MCPs more efficient. I also find the skill scanner useful for spotting vulnerabilities and other issues that can be hard to notice. Setup on ECS was pretty easy.
What do you dislike about the product?
I don't find Runlayer's skill distribution channel that useful. The skill scanner supports Git repositories, but we do our own skill distribution because the channel just didn't really work.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use Runlayer for detailed auditing of SIEM solutions, potential reduction and filtering of sensitive information so it doesn’t get exposed to agents, and good visibility into agentic tool usage.