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Runlayer

runlayer.com/

Runlayer is a governance layer that sits between employees and AI agents like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor, controlling which tools and MCP integrations those agents can access, scanning tool calls for sensitive data before they execute, and surfacing "shadow AI" usage that IT doesn't already know about. The homepage cites a specific number — access to "18,000+" MCP integrations through one governed gateway — rather than a vague integrations claim, and its most notable trust signal is a quote attributed by name and title to David Soria Parra, described as "Co-Creator of MCP - Anthropic," tying the product directly to the protocol's own origin rather than a generic enterprise customer.

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Go all in on AI | Runlayer

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Oct 10, 2026

Runlayer's landing page, section by section

Each section below is cropped straight from Runlayer's live page — useful references for security landing page design.

Runlayer design review: how the homepage is built

The page runs top to bottom through a hero with a black-and-white vertical bar graphic, a grid of eight customer logos, an AI control plane section with a four-row feature list, an enablement section with MCP server cards, three customer quotes, a blog grid, an FAQ, a closing call to action and a footer. The desktop capture is 6062px tall. The colour approach is almost monochrome: off-white #f6f6f5 and warm greys #cbcbc9, #aaa9a8 and #6a6966 carry the layout, with a warm brown asterisk in the logo. The display face is listed as khTeka.

Above the fold

A full-width hero headed "Go all in on AI" sits on off-white, with a subhead and an inline email field beside a black "Book a Demo" button. The right half holds a vertical bar graphic that thins from left to right, with a pill badge reading "5k tool calls protected". Below, the logo grid shows eight names in two rows, Decagon, Lemonade, gusto, Opendoor, AngelList, PagerDuty, dbt Labs and Jane, with arrow tiles on two cells.

Control plane and enablement

The "AI CONTROL PLANE" section, headed "Secure and control everything agents do", pairs a four-row list (Shadow AI discovery, Govern agent access and actions, Secure runtime execution, Manage AI spend) with a scan panel reading "Initial scan complete". A centred quote card, "Runlayer provides must-have visibility, control, and trust.", credits "Travis McPeak". The "AI ENABLEMENT" section follows with MCP server cards for Github, Microsoft Outlook, Granola, Sentry, Zendesk and Microsoft Teams, each with a black plus button.

Customer quotes, news and FAQ

A boxed headline, "The trusted platform for transformation", introduces three quote columns from Gusto, Jane and Homebase, each with a "Read Case Study" link beside its logo. Below, "What's new?" shows four dated posts in a row, each ending in an arrow tile. The FAQ, headed "Frequently asked questions", lists "Who is Runlayer for?" and "How is Runlayer different from MCP gateway?" among its rows.

Closing section and footer

Under "Make your company AI-native", a centred "SEE THE PLATFORM IN ACTION" label introduces an email field with a "Book a Demo" button. The footer sets link columns headed Platform, Company and Solutions, with Resources below, then a row reading "SOC 2 Certified", "HIPAA Compliant" and "GDPR Compliant". A "LLMS.TXT" button sits beside "Get an AI summary of this page".

On mobile

At 390px the headline stacks first and the bar graphic drops beneath the email field. The logo grid shrinks to two columns. The control-plane rows collapse into a single card with arrow controls, and the MCP cards become a one-card carousel. Quotes move to one card each, the blog becomes a vertical list, and the footer reorders into stacked columns with the LLMS.TXT button last.

Worth borrowing

Eight logos in a bordered grid, with arrow tiles on two cells, make customer proof scannable.
A four-row icon list paired with one product panel explains a control plane in a single view.
Large-type quotes, each with a logo link, pair social proof with a route to a case study.