Key facts
- Runlayer and Rippling have dropped their lawsuits against each other.
- No settlement or payment was exchanged between the companies.
- Rippling launched its MCP gateway product, which competes with Runlayer's offering.
- Runlayer had sued Rippling for allegedly violating contractual agreements during product testing.
- Rippling had countersued, alleging patent violations by Runlayer.
Runlayer and Rippling have dropped their respective lawsuits against each other without any settlement or exchange of funds. The legal dispute, which lasted several weeks, centered on Rippling's development and release of an AI MCP gateway product. Runlayer, an early-stage startup that has raised $42 million, had sued Rippling, alleging breach of contract after Rippling tested Runlayer's gateway for over a year and then proceeded to build its own competing product, which Runlayer described as a clone.