win.sh alternative

win.sh runs a company loop. Soloop runs one move at a time.

win.sh is the closer fit when you want a scheduled or signal-triggered AI CEO loop with trust levels, hard caps, receipts, and a file-first local harness. Soloop is the closer fit when you want specialists that execute research, social, and code today, with each consequential move approved before it runs.

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Decision shortcut

Which operating model fits?

Choose win.sh if

You want a scheduled, event-, anomaly-, or signal-triggered company loop that reads revenue, traffic, search, and site health each run.
You want trust levels 1 to 5, hard spending caps, receipts, and rules learned from your approvals and rejections.
You want a local, file-first harness of Markdown contracts and JSONL journals you can review, commit, and run through Codex or Claude Code.

Choose Soloop if

You need execution across research, social, and code now rather than connectors marked Soon.
You want a specialist to do the work after approval, not only a loop that acts or asks.
You want the approval surface to be one legible card per move rather than a rule system.

Evidence ledger

Soloop vs win.sh, dimension by dimension.

Read each row as an operating choice, not a feature score.

Starting point

win.sh

A new company or a connected existing one, with budget and rules set up front.

Soloop

An existing idea, URL, repo, deck, file, demo, or rough product.

Next move

win.sh

Each run loads revenue, traffic, search, site health, goals, rules, recent decisions, and memory, then acts or asks.

Soloop

The Plan Agent proposes one next-move card with a reason and success signal.

Approval model

win.sh

Spend, outreach, publishing, and sensitive changes hit approval gates; trust levels, hard caps, and learned rules govern the rest.

Soloop

Research, posts, code changes, credit spend, and deploys wait for founder approval.

Build and deploy

win.sh

Build connectors such as GitHub are marked Soon; hosted tasks run in ephemeral sandboxes.

Soloop

The Coding Agent changes founder-provided code in a sandbox and prepares a deployable result.

Growth and sales

win.sh

Only Stripe, Plausible, and Google Search Console are marked live; Gmail, HubSpot, ads, and support connectors are marked Soon.

Soloop

The Analyst researches demand; the Social Agent runs approved Twitter/X posts and replies today.

Signals

win.sh

Records facts, decisions, learnings, and operating rules each run; approval and rejection behavior can become future rules.

Soloop

Replies, users, task notes, code changes, and failures return to the workspace for the next call.

Ownership

win.sh

An open local harness keeps contracts and journals in your files; complete hosted-workspace export, credential architecture, and log retention are not established.

Soloop

Starts around founder-owned artifacts; no managed infrastructure transfer path is claimed.

Packaging

win.sh

A user-selected $50 to $10,000 monthly operating budget with top-ups and a hard cap; platform margin and cost conversion are not published.

Soloop

No total-cost comparison because win.sh does not publish how budget converts to work.

Operating loop

The interface determines where judgment sits.

win.sh

1Set budget and rules
2Trigger a run
3Check live signals
4Act or ask
5Record rules and learnings

Soloop

1Read current evidence
2Propose one move
3Approve
4Act
5Return the signal

Evidence boundary

What the sources establish—and what they do not.

Established

win.sh, built by Yuki Capital, positions itself as an AI CEO that runs a scheduled, event-, anomaly-, or signal-triggered company loop.
Its integrations page marks only Stripe, Plausible, and Google Search Console live; the other 37 catalogued connectors are marked Soon.
Docs describe an open local harness of Markdown loop contracts and JSONL state that can run through Codex or Claude Code.
Pricing is a user-selected $50 to $10,000 monthly operating budget with a hard cap and receipts as of the evidence date.

Needs verification

The current privacy policy still describes an AI text-rewriting platform and warns against confidential business data, which conflicts with the company-operations product.
How the operating budget converts to platform cost or margin is not published.
Complete hosted-workspace export, credential architecture, log retention, and model-training treatment are not established.

Source ledger

Check the primary material.

Links open the official source used for the statement. Product details can change after the evidence date.

win.sh homepage

AI CEO and company-loop positioning

win.sh docs

File-first local harness and Codex/Claude Code execution

Integrations

Three live versus 37 planned connectors

win.sh pricing

Operating-budget range, hard cap, top-ups, and receipts

win.sh terms

Human oversight, ownership boundary, and ephemeral hosted tasks

win.sh privacy

Stale text-processing description and data warnings

FAQ

Questions founders ask before switching.

Is Soloop a win.sh alternative?

Yes. Both gate consequential actions behind approval and feed signals back into planning. win.sh runs a triggered company loop governed by trust levels, caps, and learned rules; Soloop proposes one move at a time and has research, Twitter/X, and coding specialists executing today.

Which win.sh integrations are live?

As of September 1, 2026, the official integrations page marks Stripe, Plausible, and Google Search Console live. The remaining 37 catalogued connectors, including GitHub, Gmail, PostHog, HubSpot, ads, support, accounting, custom API, and custom MCP, are marked Soon.

How much does win.sh cost?

win.sh asks you to choose a monthly operating budget between $50 and $10,000 with top-ups, a hard cap, approval controls, and receipts. Public pages do not explain how that budget converts to platform cost or margin, so total cost cannot be compared directly.

Make the next move reviewable

Bring the product you already have.

Soloop reads the current state, proposes one move, waits for approval, and returns the result.

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This is an independent comparison based on public information checked September 1, 2026. win.sh and related marks belong to their respective owners. Soloop is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.