Switch from NanoCorp to Task Machine

NanoCorp turns a description into a running company: agents build the product, domain, and payments, then prospect, email customers, run Meta ads, and report daily. The catch is the exit, because money leaves through a 20% withdrawal fee and the business runs on the stack NanoCorp built. Task Machine takes no cut, holds none of your accounts, and trades the one-description start for deliberate control.

Why do people switch from NanoCorp?

• The withdrawal fee compounds. Every dollar your business earns costs twenty cents to take out. With Task Machine you keep 100% of your revenue, Task Machine takes no cut, and it never custodies your accounts.
• A company on someone else's stack is hard to move. The domain, payments, and infrastructure were set up by NanoCorp, so leaving means rebuilding a business. Task Machine agents act through accounts you already own.
• Daily reports arrive after the fact. NanoCorp's agent acts and reports each day. In Task Machine, a Human approval step holds the outbound sequence or the ad change until you approve it in the Inbox.
• One platform's conventions. A company built end to end follows the way NanoCorp builds companies. Task Machine gives you agents, workflows, documents, and skills pointed at your own accounts, so the operation follows your business.

What maps to what?

Prices and features were checked against each vendor's own pages on 6 October 2026.

What do you give up?

NanoCorp's start is hard to match: a 3-day free trial with no card and a live site from one description. Task Machine asks you to connect your own accounts before anything runs, and its default keeps consequential actions waiting in your Inbox. If you want an idea live this afternoon with no setup and the fee is acceptable, NanoCorp does that well.

How does the switch work?

1. Create your Task Machine workspace and connect accounts you own. If NanoCorp set up your domain, email, and payments, stand up your own first.
2. Pick the playbooks that match what your NanoCorp company was doing, such as outbound sales, customer email, ads, or content. Each one installs the agents, workflows, and documents for that job.
3. Start with a low autonomy level, so outbound sends and ad spend wait for your approval in the Inbox, and raise it as trust builds.
4. Set budgets that warn you as spending nears the limit, and schedule the recurring workflows that replace NanoCorp's always-on loop.

Common questions

Does Task Machine charge anything when I take money out?

No. Your revenue lands in your own Stripe and stays yours, with no withdrawal fee, no revenue share, and no account in between.

Can Task Machine build a company from one description?

No, by design. Task Machine runs the recurring work of a business you own. Playbooks get you moving fast, and they install onto your accounts instead of a stack someone else holds.

What happens to the product NanoCorp built for me?

There is no importer. Rebuild the product on your own domain and Stripe, then run the operations through Task Machine workflows. It is manual, and it happens once.