Rantir
Rantir is an AI logic, data and automation platform built around a visual no-code builder. It combines website and application creation, a built-in database and CRM, AI agents and workflow automation on a single hosted stack.
What is Rantir?
Rantir is an AI-oriented development platform published by Hexigon AI, Inc., a self-described bootstrapped Colorado S-corp. Its slogan, Build Software not Websites, sets out the ambition: rather than another site builder, it presents itself as a place to assemble working business systems from a visual canvas. The product is organised around three named blocks. Rantir Studio is the visual layer, where a page or an app is generated from a prompt, imported from Figma or the web, then edited and published. Rantir Data provides the persistence layer: a database with spreadsheet-style views, authentication, document handling and CRM features covering customers, content, forms and products. Rantir Logic carries the automation: a node-based editor for workflows and AI agents, webhooks, real-time triggers and third-party connectors. Around them sit Rantir Cloud, the hosting and console layer; Rantir Pro, which adds managed hosting and human support; Reskilled, an AI training track; and OpenClaw, an open-source agent framework with managed API access to models such as Minimax and Moonshot Kimi. What distinguishes Rantir from a pure SaaS product is its hybrid model. Alongside self-service subscriptions, the company sells monthly blocks of design and development hours, from ten to sixty per month, delivered by a named team. Several plans read less like software licences than like a retained studio with a platform attached. The site advertises 120+ enterprise customers, more than 10 million generated pages and 99.9% uptime, and documents verticals with dedicated pages for healthcare, construction, finance, agencies and startups. Named case studies include Travel Insured International, which reports a 38% cut in quote-to-policy time, LeaseLeads, Kikoff and Spring Health. The technical base is visible and conventional: Supabase, Vercel, Cloudflare, Ubuntu with Dokploy or Coolify. Integration counts, however, are quoted inconsistently across the site, ranging from 220+ to 930+, and the compliance claims made in product FAQs are flatly contradicted by the legal pages.
What it does
- Generate a website or application from a prompt, a Figma import or an existing design
- Build AI agents, chatbots, voice assistants and scored assessments and embed them in a site
- Store and manage business data in a built-in database with CRM, authentication and document handling
- Automate work with a node-based workflow editor, webhooks and real-time triggers
- Connect third-party services such as Slack, GitHub, Airtable, Gmail, Salesforce and HubSpot
- Capture and nurture leads with automated email through Gmail, Outlook or SMTP
- Publish and host the result on shared cloud or a dedicated VPS with a custom domain and SSL
When to use Rantir / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if Rantir is the right fit.
When to use Rantir
- Agencies and studios building client websites, portals and dashboards who want one platform instead of a Webflow, CRM and Zapier stack
- Founders and small product teams shipping a first customer-facing app without hiring engineers
- Operations and business teams replacing spreadsheets and forms with internal tools, dashboards and automated workflows
- Marketing and growth teams that need lead capture, a CRM, email automation and SEO tooling in the same place as the site itself
- Healthcare, construction, finance and property teams looking for a vertical portal or CRM with AI assessments built in
When not to use Rantir
- Organisations that require certified compliance: the legal pages state plainly that Rantir is not SOC 2 compliant and not fully GDPR compliant
- European teams processing EU personal data, since the platform is described as designed primarily for U.S.-based customers
- Anyone who needs a native iOS or Android application, as none is offered
- Buyers who want to be able to change their mind: every purchase is declared final and non-refundable
- Teams unwilling to commit, as the serviced Enterprise plans run on six-month terms with the balance payable on early exit
How to use Rantir
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Create an account on Rantir Cloud and complete the guided onboarding flow
- Start a new project from the dashboard, either from a template or from scratch
- Describe the site or application you want to the Rantir Agent in the Canvas, or import an existing design from Figma or the web
- Connect your data sources, from CSV, Excel and JSON files to PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Airtable or Google Sheets
- Structure that data in Rantir Data and set up authentication for the people who will use it
- Assign the language model you want the project to run on
- Add logic in Rantir Logic: AI chat, lead capture, assessments, automated emails and workflows
- Wire in third-party services through the integration catalogue, webhooks or the REST API
- Publish the project and attach a custom domain with SSL, on shared hosting or a dedicated VPS
- Track results through the built-in analytics, SEO tooling and CRM, and open a support ticket or join the Discord community if you get stuck
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Genuinely broad scope for one subscription: site, database, CRM, workflows, AI agents and hosting in a single place
- Clear and generous intellectual property terms, with customers keeping their content, their AI outputs and their paid-for deliverables
- Subprocessors are named one by one, with the service each provides and where the data sits
- Unusual candour in the legal pages about the certifications the company does not hold
- A permanent free plan and a low paid entry point at 49 USD per month
- Documented verticals and named customer case studies rather than generic claims
- Open-source components under a Fair-Code licence, with on-premise installation possible
Cons
- The site contradicts itself on compliance: product FAQs advertise SOC 2 Type II certification and GDPR compliance while the legal pages deny both
- It also contradicts itself on model training, with the data policy prohibiting it and the privacy policy describing it
- The privacy policy and terms still refer to a different website, airpri.com, betraying a copied template
- No postal address is published anywhere on the site
- Nothing is refundable, and AI credits and service hours expire monthly without carry-over
- Serviced plans require a six-month commitment, with the remaining balance due on early termination
- Integration counts are quoted inconsistently, from 220+ to 930+ depending on the page, and the legal pages have not been revised since August 2025
Pricing & Plans
A permanent free plan is available, with limited features and no credit card required to start. The lowest paid entry point is 49 USD per month. Self-service tiers run at 49, 99 and 299 USD per month, while serviced plans that bundle development hours range from 999 to 3,999 USD per month and upwards. All prices are quoted in US dollars. Purchases are non-refundable and AI credits do not carry over.
- permanent
- limited features
- no credit card required
- 49 USD/month - unlimited web and HTML projects
- unlimited integrations
- unlimited database
- tables and documents
- cloud dashboard and console
- basic data connectors and workflows
- 100GB storage
- support and Discord community
- 49 USD/month - 2 projects
- 3GB storage
- 220+ integrations
- 150 AI credits
- 99 USD/month - unlimited projects
- 6GB storage
- 220+ integrations
- 360 AI credits
- 299 USD/month - shared cloud hosting on Rantir's VPS
- managed uptime and support
- human updates to the project
- Rantir Cloud included
- access to Reskilled training
- monthly support call
- Ubuntu 25.10 with Dokploy or Coolify
- +200 USD/month for a dedicated private server
- 999 USD/month - up to 10 hours
- dedicated developer and forward deployed engineer
- template or framework-based design and development
- data and authentication connections
- Slack and Discord channel
- six-month commitment
- 1
- 999 USD/month - up to 25 hours
- custom Java or Python scripting
- voice and embeddable AI integrations
- content migration and API imports
- custom workflows and logic flows
- 2
- 999 USD/month - up to 40 hours
- optional HIPAA and SOC 2 eligibility support
- enterprise-level SLA
- custom API development
- dedicated account manager
- from 3
- 999 USD/month - up to 60 hours
- dedicated AI team
- custom e-commerce and Shopify integrations
- unlimited customisations
- up to 2 AI team members
- priority enterprise SLA
- from 999 USD/month
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how Rantir handles your data.
GDPR overview
Rantir addresses the GDPR explicitly, and does so to disclaim it. A dedicated GDPR disclaimer on the subprocessors page states that the company is not fully compliant with the regulation, that it is still evaluating its vendors and data handling, and that the platform is designed primarily for U.S.-based customers, with any processing of EU personal data considered limited in scope. EU hosting is possible through Supabase and Rantir says it endeavours to use EU data centres, but warns that some processing may still occur outside the EU depending on configuration. No Article 27 EU representative and no data protection officer are named; legal enquiries go to a general legal address. Data processing agreements are offered on request to Enterprise customers only. Note the contradiction: a product FAQ elsewhere on the site claims the opposite and describes Rantir as GDPR compliant.
Who owns the data?
The customer keeps ownership. Rantir's terms state that all uploaded and generated material - files, prompts, code, media, branding, databases, customer records and business information - remains the customer's, and that Rantir acquires no ownership interest in it. AI outputs generated on the customer's behalf also belong to the customer, subject to the licences of the underlying third-party models. Bespoke deliverables become the customer's property once paid in full. Rantir receives only a limited, worldwide, non-exclusive licence to host, process, transmit, cache and back up that content in order to operate the service. Rantir retains its own platform, frameworks, SDKs, templates and orchestration layer. Feedback sent to Rantir is a notable exception: it is licensed to Rantir perpetually and irrevocably.
Reuse rights
Customers may reuse their own content freely and without asking permission. Rantir states that users can commercialise, patent, copyright, licence, sell or distribute the websites, applications, databases, workflows and AI outputs they create, including work produced for clients, subject only to applicable law and third-party model licences. The restriction sits on the platform, not on the output: customers may not copy, resell, sublicense or white-label Rantir itself, offer it as a competing hosted service, or reverse engineer it, without a written Enterprise agreement. Open-source and on-premise components are distributed under a GPL-extended Fair-Code licence for personal and internal business use, with a commercial add-on required beyond that.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
Rantir publishes its hosting chain. Supabase provides the database, authentication and storage, located in the United States or the European Union depending on configuration. Vercel hosts the frontend in the United States, OpenAI performs model inference in the United States, Stripe processes payments in the United States, and Cloudflare supplies CDN, DNS and security across its global edge network and the United States. A product FAQ describes hosting on enterprise-grade infrastructure in US and EU regions, and VPS plans allow customers to choose their data centre. Rantir says it endeavours to use EU data centres for people covered by the GDPR, but warns explicitly that some processing may still take place outside the EU depending on configuration or use case. The jurisdiction of reference is the United States: the company is a Colorado corporation and its terms are governed by Colorado law. Note that the domain's resolved IP address belongs to a Cloudflare anycast node and says nothing about where data actually lives.
Where Rantir works
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Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Rantir.
- Compliance claims on the site contradict each other outright, so any regulated project risks being built on an assurance the vendor's own legal pages withdraw
- The stated position on training models with customer data is contradictory and no opt-out is documented, leaving a real ambiguity over what happens to sensitive content
- Generative output is probabilistic and the vendor disclaims accuracy, so shipping AI-written pages, assessments or chat answers without human review can put wrong information in front of customers
- Consolidating site, data, CRM, workflows and hosting with one supplier concentrates risk and makes any later migration a large project
- The commercial terms punish hesitation: nothing is refundable, credits expire monthly, cancellation needs thirty days and serviced plans lock in six months
- Building quickly by prompt can erode the team's own understanding of its systems, leaving no one able to explain or repair what was generated
- No postal address is published and the legal documents still reference another company's website, which would complicate any formal dispute
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
Low for the intended path. Rantir states that no coding is required for most features, onboarding is guided, and a first dashboard is claimed to take under five minutes from a template, with one to two hours for a custom build. Migration from Webflow, Framer or Shopify is assisted. Difficulty rises with ambition: custom scripts, webhooks, edge functions and the REST API assume developer skills, and running a dedicated VPS on Ubuntu with Dokploy or Coolify is genuine system administration. The serviced plans exist precisely so that setup can be delegated.
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Integrations
Behind Rantir
Fundraising
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Resources
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Alternatives
Tools that compete with or complement Rantir.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know how to code to use Rantir?
Is there a free plan, and what does the paid entry point cost?
Does Rantir have an API?
How many integrations are there, and which ones?
Where is my data hosted, and who processes it?
Is Rantir SOC 2, GDPR or HIPAA compliant?
Is my data used to train AI models?
Who owns the websites, applications and AI content I create?
Can I get a refund or cancel easily?
Should you pick Rantir?
Rantir is one of the more ambitious attempts to collapse a whole toolchain into a single product. The combination of a visual builder, a real database with CRM features, a workflow and agent engine, and managed hosting is coherent rather than opportunistic, and the intellectual property terms are genuinely favourable: you keep your content, your AI outputs and the work you build for your own clients. Naming five subprocessors with their roles and data locations is a level of transparency many competitors skip. The difficulty is that the site does not speak with one voice. Product FAQs advertise SOC 2 Type II certification and GDPR compliance; the legal pages, on separate dedicated sections, deny both in plain language. The same split appears on model training, where the data policy prohibits what the privacy policy describes. Those documents still name a different website in places, and have not been revised since August 2025. None of this means the platform is untrustworthy, but it does mean the published claims cannot all be true at once, and a buyer with regulatory obligations must get written answers before committing. The commercial terms deserve the same attention. Nothing is refundable, AI credits and service hours expire each month, cancellation takes thirty days, and the serviced plans are six-month agreements whose balance falls due if you leave early. That is a reasonable structure for a studio retainer and an unusual one for software. For a US-based agency, startup or operations team that wants to consolidate a fragmented stack and is comfortable with a hands-on vendor, Rantir is a serious candidate. For regulated or European buyers, it is a conversation to have before a subscription to start.
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