Cofounder is an operating system for your entire company. Naïve provides developer-facing infrastructure for building and running apps, agents, and company systems.
Competitor comparisonBoth help founders move faster with AI. The difference is job. Naïve is a developer-facing infrastructure and control plane with runtimes, workflows, hosting, payments, AI employees, and business primitives. Cofounder starts from the founder's operating work: departments, shared company context, review, and everything around the app. Naïve Pro is publicly $20/month for 400 credits; Cofounder starts at $120/month.
If you want to build and control agent systems, Naïve fits. If you want design, launch, growth, and ops moved forward through a founder-facing company workspace, choose Cofounder.
Best fit
Founders who want a company operating workspace for everything around the app.
Developers and technical founders building apps, agents, or company systems on an agent infrastructure platform.
Core promise
An agentic company operating system for design, launch, growth, and operations - with you in the driver's seat.
A developer-facing agent infrastructure and control plane with runtimes, AI employees, workflows, hosting, payments, and business primitives.
Operating model
Departmental. Sales, marketing, design, finance, ops, plus limited engineering for landing pages and internal workflows.
Infrastructure-first. APIs, runtimes, model routing, hosting, workflows, and more than 40 business primitives for building agent systems.
Product engineering
Does not own your product stack. Core app stays in Cursor, Claude Code, or your builder.
Provides infrastructure for building and running apps, agents, and company systems.
Founder work
Agents keep company work moving with reviewable department output.
Gives technical teams the platform and controls to define the agents, workflows, and systems they want to run.
How to choose
Choose Cofounder when you want a founder-facing workspace for department-level company work and review.
Choose Naïve when you want developer infrastructure for creating and operating your own agent systems.
How they relate
A founder-facing company operating system for departments, shared context, and reviewable work.
A developer-facing infrastructure layer that can complement a company operating system.
Pricing
Starts at $120/month, with higher tiers as usage grows.
Pro is publicly $20/month with 400 credits, then usage. Free trial available. Check current billing on usenaive.ai/pricing.
Sometimes, but they sit on different layers. Naïve provides infrastructure for building and running agents; Cofounder runs departmental company work around your app. Some technical founders may use both.
Cofounder is the more direct fit when you want design, launch, growth, and operations moved forward through a founder-facing workspace. Naïve is designed for people building and configuring agent systems.
Different jobs and different prices. Naïve Pro is about $20/month for its Pro plan and 400 credits. Cofounder is $120/month for a company operating system. The prices differ because the products serve different jobs.
Not necessarily. Use Naïve when you want to build agent systems on its infrastructure. Use Cofounder when you want company work moved forward and reviewed through departments.
Yes. Naïve can provide infrastructure for agent systems, while Cofounder provides the founder-facing operating workspace for company departments and reviewable work.
No. Your core product stays in your coding agent or builder. Cofounder handles company work around it: design, launch, growth, finance, support, and ops.
Use Naïve when you want developer infrastructure for agents and workflows. Use Cofounder when you need an operating system for company work around your app.