Snapshot
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- Runlayer is an enterprise AI control plane and enablement platform that sits between the AI clients employees already use (such as Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, Codex and VS Code) and company systems.
More detail
- It provides an MCP gateway, a catalog of approved connectors, skills and agents, identity and policy enforcement, runtime security scanning, and session-level audit and ROI logging.
- It is sold on a book-a-demo basis to companies rolling out agents at scale.
- Best for
- Mid-to-large enterprises whose employees adopt AI clients and agents faster than security and platform teams can govern them, especially organizations wanting approved MCPs, one policy path and audit across many teams.
More detail
- Also suits IT and security teams that need shadow-AI discovery and runtime blocking with centralized identity controls.
- Pricing
- Commercial terms are not publicly disclosed.
More detail
- No pricing page, tiers, per-seat rates or platform fees appear on the official site or documentation, and the deployment docs state that infrastructure cost is separate from Runlayer commercial pricing and that buyers should ask their account team for ter
- Main limitation
- Individual developers, small teams, or buyers wanting a bare MCP gateway with no catalog, identity or governance layer.
More detail
- Environments with strict egress constraints should first confirm the documented networking requirements, since self-hosted deployments still need access to shared OAuth and outbound hosts unless VPC endpoints or egress allowlists are used.
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About
- Runlayer is an enterprise AI control plane and enablement platform that sits between the AI clients employees already use (such as Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, Codex and VS Code) and company systems.
- It provides an MCP gateway, a catalog of approved connectors, skills and agents, identity and policy enforcement, runtime security scanning, and session-level audit and ROI logging.
- It is sold on a book-a-demo basis to companies rolling out agents at scale.
What it helps with
- Unmanaged shadow AI, MCPs, skills, plugins and client configs spread across employee devices without central visibility
- Repeated one-off MCP setup, credential glue and permission work for each team requesting agent access
- Fragmented audit trails with no clear attribution of AI actions to users and agents
- Runtime threats inside approved tools, including prompt injection, PII or credential exposure, data exfiltration and age
- Security review becoming a bottleneck for every new agent, skill or connector
- AI ROI claims that cannot be tied to logged business outputs
Capabilities
A practical view of what is available and where limitations apply.
| Offering | Available | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| MCP/LLM gateway | Yes | Single secure gateway between agents and data, with permissions, authentication and allowed tools defined up front. |
| Shadow AI discovery | Yes | Vendor states discovery runs through existing MDM across managed devices without employee opt-in. |
| Runtime security scanners | Yes | Vendor-claimed detection of prompt injection, invisible characters, credential/PII exposure, data exfiltration and intent drift, with alert-only then block mode. |
| Approved catalog of connectors and agents | Yes | Internal catalog of approved connectors, skills and agents published into employees' preferred AI clients. |
| Agent creation in natural language | Yes | Employees describe work and Runlayer builds the agent with connectors, skills and permissions; vendor claim. |
| Identity, policy and audit | Yes | Policy enforcement by user, group, agent, client and tool, with session traces and user/agent attribution. |
| ROI and activity logging | Yes | Logs session outputs such as PRs merged and tickets closed; vendor claim, not independently benchmarked. |
| Deployment options | Yes | Hosted single-tenant AWS or self-hosted on customer AWS/Kubernetes, subject to documented network requirements. |
| Published pricing | No | No pricing, tiers or rates are published; commercial terms come from the vendor. |
| Independent third-party reviews | Unknown | No public independent reviews were found in the evidence available; capability claims are vendor-sourced. |
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