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Runlayer

by Runlayer

Governance & SecurityAI Agents & OrchestrationInfrastructure & CloudEnterprise Platform

The enterprise MCP gateway and control plane that lets AI agents reach your systems without going rogue.

Contact for pricing·Added July 13, 2026·Updated July 13, 2026
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Runlayer

by Runlayer

Governance & SecurityAI Agents & OrchestrationInfrastructure & CloudEnterprise Platform

The enterprise MCP gateway and control plane that lets AI agents reach your systems without going rogue.

Contact for pricing

Runlayer is an enterprise MCP (Model Context Protocol) gateway and AI control plane that lets security and IT teams govern how AI agents connect to internal tools and data. It is built for CISOs, CIOs and platform teams who want employees to build agents freely while keeping identity, permissions, audit and spend under central control.

At a Glance

Category
Governance & Security
Pricing
Contact for pricing
Target Market
CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, Platform Engineers, Enterprise Developers, IT Security Teams
Founded
2025
Customers
Eight unicorns plus several public companies, including Gusto, Instacart, dbt Labs, Opendoor, Decagon, Lemonade, AngelList and PagerDuty

Key Features

  • Enterprise MCP gateway
  • Shadow AI discovery
  • Identity-scoped permissions
  • Guard real-time scanning
  • Agent builder
  • AI spend attribution

Capabilities

text generation
image generation
video generation
code generation
workflow automation
api access
audio generation
fine tuning
agent orchestration

Use Cases

  • Safe employee-built agents
  • Agent security and audit
  • Shadow AI governance

Ideal For

Best For

  • Governing which enterprise systems and data AI agents are allowed to touch
  • Discovering and shutting down unsanctioned 'Shadow AI' agents and MCP servers
  • Giving business teams a safe, approved catalog of MCP connectors to build agents from
  • Auditing and attributing AI agent activity and spend across an organization

Market Analysis

Enterprise-gradeSecurity-firstVenture-backed challenger

Pros

  • Solves a problem enterprises hit immediately once agents touch real systems
  • Model- and client-neutral, so it does not lock a company into one AI vendor
  • Strong early logo list for a company founded in 2025

Cons

  • Very young company (founded 2025) with a short production track record
  • Value is tied to MCP remaining the dominant agent-integration standard
  • No public pricing or self-serve tier

Pricing

Enterprise

Contact for pricing

  • MCP gateway
  • 18,000+ connectors
  • Guard real-time scanning
  • Identity-provider integration
  • Audit logs and spend attribution

Runlayer does not publish pricing; the product is sold as an enterprise engagement.

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Runlayer is an enterprise MCP (Model Context Protocol) gateway and AI control plane that lets security and IT teams govern how AI agents connect to internal tools and data. It is built for CISOs, CIOs and platform teams who want employees to build agents freely while keeping identity, permissions, audit and spend under central control.

At a Glance

Category
Governance & Security
Pricing
Contact for pricing
Target Market
CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, Platform Engineers, Enterprise Developers, IT Security Teams
Founded
2025
Customers
Eight unicorns plus several public companies, including Gusto, Instacart, dbt Labs, Opendoor, Decagon, Lemonade, AngelList and PagerDuty

Key Features

  • Enterprise MCP gateway

    A central gateway that brokers every AI client's MCP requests to internal tools and data, with a catalog of 18,000+ pre-built connectors and approval workflows.

  • Shadow AI discovery

    Surfaces unmanaged AI agents, MCP servers and integrations already running across the company so security teams can bring them under policy.

  • Identity-scoped permissions

    Integrates with identity providers such as Okta and Entra so an agent inherits only the permissions of the user it acts for.

  • Guard real-time scanning

    Inspects tool calls and returned data in real time for prompt injection and sensitive-data leakage before they reach the model.

  • Agent builder

    An on-demand builder that lets employees compose agents from reusable skills, internal APIs and approved connectors.

  • AI spend attribution

    Monitors AI usage and cost and attributes it back to teams, agents and tools for chargeback and budgeting.

Capabilities

text generation
image generation
video generation
code generation
workflow automation
api access
audio generation
fine tuning
agent orchestration

Use Cases

  • Safe employee-built agents

    Let engineering, ops and business teams build their own agents against a pre-vetted connector catalog instead of wiring unmanaged MCP servers themselves.

  • Agent security and audit

    Give security teams a single audit trail and real-time threat detection across every agentic action taken in the company.

  • Shadow AI governance

    Find and govern the AI clients and MCP integrations employees have already connected to production systems.

Ideal For

Best For

  • Governing which enterprise systems and data AI agents are allowed to touch
  • Discovering and shutting down unsanctioned 'Shadow AI' agents and MCP servers
  • Giving business teams a safe, approved catalog of MCP connectors to build agents from
  • Auditing and attributing AI agent activity and spend across an organization

Market & Ratings

Estimated Customers

Eight unicorns plus several public companies, including Gusto, Instacart, dbt Labs, Opendoor, Decagon, Lemonade, AngelList and PagerDuty

Market Analysis

Enterprise-gradeSecurity-firstVenture-backed challenger

Pros

  • Solves a problem enterprises hit immediately once agents touch real systems
  • Model- and client-neutral, so it does not lock a company into one AI vendor
  • Strong early logo list for a company founded in 2025

Cons

  • Very young company (founded 2025) with a short production track record
  • Value is tied to MCP remaining the dominant agent-integration standard
  • No public pricing or self-serve tier

Pricing

Enterprise

Contact for pricing

  • MCP gateway
  • 18,000+ connectors
  • Guard real-time scanning
  • Identity-provider integration
  • Audit logs and spend attribution

Runlayer does not publish pricing; the product is sold as an enterprise engagement.

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