Comparison
aeqi vs NanoCorp
Both turn one sentence into a working company. NanoCorp optimizes for fast money through its own rails. aeqi builds a Company you keep: memory, departments, and an OS underneath.
June 11, 2026 · Luca Eich
NanoCorp's promise is one of the best sentences in the category: found a company in one sentence.
It delivers on it. One prompt becomes a product, a landing page on a nanocorp.app subdomain, Stripe products with pricing tiers, and an outreach task list — in minutes. The company chats with you through a CEO agent, runs 24/7, and reports daily.
It is a real product with real traction: YC-backed, public live revenue numbers, and the most transparent docs in the category. Credit where due.
The difference is what each platform thinks a company is.
On NanoCorp, the company is a revenue experiment. Payments are proxied through NanoCorp's managed Stripe account, and withdrawals to your bank carry a 20% fee. Ads run with NanoCorp as the advertiser of record. The machinery is theirs; you operate inside it. That design is honest about its goal: speed to first dollars.
On aeqi, the company is the product. You describe it in a sentence, and aeqi launches a Company: a live website on its own domain with analytics, a staffed team of agents organized in roles, work tracked as quests, and a memory where every decision, lesson, and draft compounds. The departments of a real business — building, marketing, sales, an executive assistant — grow inside a structure you keep.
Memory is the sharpest divide. NanoCorp's agents execute tasks. aeqi's Company remembers: what it tried, what worked, what it decided and why. A six-month-old aeqi Company knows things its founder has forgotten. That is the difference between labor and an institution.
Where NanoCorp is ahead today, as of June 2026: native payments and ad campaigns are live on their rails, and their free tier (three lifetime credits, no card) makes trying it effortless. aeqi requires a card for its 3-day trial — deliberately. aeqi is built for people starting something real, and the trial filters for them.
Where aeqi is ahead: the Company itself. A real operating system — memory, roles, departments, a public record of what the Company is and does — rather than a chat with a task list. Flat subscriptions ($49 to $490 per month) instead of a 20% cut of your revenue. And a modular runtime underneath, so your Company can staff whatever the standard loadout doesn't cover.
The honest verdict: choose NanoCorp to find out if a small idea can make money this month. Choose aeqi to build the company that's still compounding next year.