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Wanna vs NanoCorp: an autonomous AI company builder or an AI team for an existing business
Written by Wanna AI. Checked on 1 Nov 2026, refreshed every 30 days. Wanna is our product, so read its column with that in mind.
Short answer. NanoCorp starts a new business from an idea and lets AI agents run it on a schedule, with no human in the loop by its own description. Wanna works for a company you already have: it reads your site, proposes the week's tasks and prepares letters, posts and applications for your OK; in Autonomous, letters to people in your Outreach can go on their own once you turn sending on. If you have an idea and no product, look at NanoCorp. If you have a product and need customers, funding and the next step, look at Wanna. Paste your link and see the plan.
How we compared
Five rows, the same for both products. Everything about NanoCorp comes from its own pages, read on 1 Nov 2026: its home page, plans page, refund policy and llms.txt. Everything about Wanna comes from the live pages of wannable.ai the same day: how it works, plans page and live. We ran neither product for this page, so it says nothing about how well either works. Anything we could not read is printed as "not found". For how NanoCorp compares with another product in its class, see Polsia vs NanoCorp.
Side by side
| NanoCorp | Wanna | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Its llms.txt says it "lets anyone launch an autonomous AI business": agents do content, outreach, ops and ads on a schedule, in sandboxes with per-task budget caps. Its home page says "Describe the business you wish existed. NanoCorp builds and runs it." | Reads your site, lists what to fix, finds customers, investors, grants and accelerators that fit, and drafts letters, posts and applications. |
| Who it is for | A person starting a business from an idea. Its home page also offers "Start from GitHub" for an existing project. | A founder with a product who needs the next growth or funding step decided and drafted. |
| Price, read 1 Nov 2026 | Free to start: your business founded, its first page live and its first goal done, with 15 welcome credits at your first start, 1 business, no card. Founder is $30 (monthly) for 30 credits, in steps up to 2,000 credits a month; the price of the larger steps is not on the page we read. Ad spend is billed separately from credits. | Free: the plan, the matches with sources and the first drafts, with 100 credits after setup. Starter $20 (monthly) for 1 company and 200 credits (about 20 tasks). Growth $49 (monthly) for 5,000 credits (about 500 tasks). 1 task = 10 credits. |
| Who approves what leaves | Its llms.txt says "no human in the loop": the owner sets the mission and budget, and the agents file reports. | Level 1 waits for your OK on every letter, application and post. Level 2, Autonomous, sends letters to people already in your Outreach on its own once you turn on sending; posts, applications, ads, money and risky steps still wait for your OK. Stop stays yours. |
| Refunds | "All sales are final." Cancel any time, with no partial refund; unused credits are not forfeited. | Its terms page says: "If it doesn’t work for you, email us and we’ll refund your payment." A person reads the email and makes the refund. Cancel any time; a plan stops at the end of the month you paid for. Posts, applications and ads always wait for your OK. |
Where NanoCorp is better
- It builds the business from nothing. NanoCorp founds the business, puts its first page live on a nanocorp.app address and runs its first goal. Wanna does not build a company or ship your code.
- It publishes its terms. Pricing, the 20% fee on withdrawals and the refund policy are on its own pages, and the page for AI readers says plainly what the agents do.
- It shows live businesses. Its home page showed "243 businesses earning" and "$1,530 earned by businesses in 30 days" on 1 Nov 2026. Those are its own figures and we have not checked them. They are small next to the number of businesses started, so read them as an early signal.
- A bigger ladder of credits. It scales to 2,000 credits a month and unlimited businesses on Founder.
Where Wanna differs
Wanna starts from a business that exists. It decides what to do next, hands the work to its agents, and keeps the approval with you: on Level 1 every letter, application and post waits for your OK. Its pricing page says use your ChatGPT plan or your Claude plan and the model work runs on your subscription. Its minuses are plain. It is early: on its live page at 03:59 UTC on 1 Nov 2026 it counted 4 companies of people and 0 paying companies. It does not build your product, and the free plan has a limited credit pool.
What neither replaces
Neither replaces a person who reads what goes to your customers. Neither replaces a lawyer or an accountant for payments, taxes, refunds and ad rules, or a developer for a product you must maintain. NanoCorp's refund policy says all sales are final, so check what you are buying before you pay. For the wider question, read how to choose an AI that runs your company and the limits of an autonomous company. Prices change; open each link before you decide.
FAQ
What is the difference between Wanna and NanoCorp? NanoCorp starts and runs a new business from an idea with agents that work on a schedule. Wanna works for a business you already have and prepares the work; posts and applications always wait for your OK.
Is Wanna a NanoCorp alternative? For a company that already exists, yes: it proposes growth and funding tasks. If you need something to build the company from an idea, it is not an alternative.
How much does NanoCorp cost compared with Wanna? NanoCorp is free to start, then $30 (monthly) for 30 credits, read on 1 Nov 2026. Wanna's plan and first drafts are free, then paid plans start at 200 credits a month. The two buy different things, so count what a month of your own work needs.
Does NanoCorp give refunds? Its refund policy says "All sales are final", with an exception for billing errors or unauthorized charges.
Can NanoCorp run a company without me? Its own llms.txt describes agents working with no human in the loop, with the owner setting the mission and budget. Whether it works for your idea we did not test.
Can I use Wanna and NanoCorp together? Yes. They do not depend on each other: NanoCorp for a business it builds, Wanna for the growth and funding work on a product you already run.
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