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About runners.io

Managed runners for GitHub Actions and Terraform-compatible infrastructure runs, metered together and billed once.

Who runs it

Grant Unwin builds and runs runners.io.

runners.io is a trading name of Goo Holdings Ltd, registered in England and Wales, company 17141115, 79 Shawclough Way, Rochdale OL12 6DS.

What it does

runners.io runs your GitHub Actions jobs on managed runners, each job in its own fresh virtual machine: change one line of runs-on, and pay by the minute.

The rates are on the pricing page, and how it works is in the documentation.

How to reach us

For help using runners.io, write to help@runners.io.

To report a security problem, write to security@runners.io. Our disclosure policy says what is in scope and what happens next.

For a legal question, write to legal@runners.io; for a data-protection question, to dp@lineman.io.

How a job is isolated and what data we hold are on the security page. The terms we work under are the terms of service and the privacy policy.

We would like to use analytics and advertising cookies to count visits, measure which of our ads work and show you our ads later.We use analytics and advertising cookies to count visits, measure which of our ads work and show you our ads later. They tell us which of our ads brought you here, and whether you went on to sign up, sending them scrambled (hashed) copies of your details. They also let Google, Meta, LinkedIn, X, Reddit, Microsoft, TikTok and OpenAI show you runners.io ads again later, on their sites and others, based on your visit. That is your email address and any name, phone number or address you type into our forms. Google Analytics, loaded with them, also counts visits to our pages and the sign-ups and card additions that follow, using two cookies of its own. It also lets PostHog, our product analytics, see which setup steps you use and which of our main buttons you press, show you an occasional short survey, and on our setup, pricing, calculator and docs pages and inside your account record your session with everything you type masked. On our public pages it also lets Apollo.io work out, from your IP address, which company you are visiting from, never who you are. They are on until you opt out. If you opt out, we delete the cookies we can and nothing more on this site contacts any of them or PostHog or Apollo.io. They stay off until you choose. Until you press Accept, none of them is set and nothing on this site contacts any of them or PostHog or Apollo.io. Press Reject and they stay off. How we use them