KUSTOM KO builds focused tools around two operational questions: Where should work happen? and Can we build what is due?
SLP Studio and Runway solve different points in the operations lifecycle. They are connected by the same goal: making important decisions earlier, with better information.
Plan factory layouts, compare alternatives, evaluate material flow and relationships, and validate the concept before detailed CAD.
Connect demand, BOM, inventory and shift actuals to work-cell standards, and see the one constraint controlling the build.
Use SLP Studio before physical layout choices harden. Use Runway before shortages and execution gaps become missed production.
Test flow and relationships before detailed equipment placement.
Check whether dated demand is actually supported by materials and work-cell conditions.
Compare alternatives and quantify travel, flow and relationship impact.
See what the shortage blocks, when it matters, and what changes buildability.
Protect future flow before the floor plan becomes difficult to change.
Bring priorities, owners and reasons into one current production view.
SLP Studio helps engineering teams decide the physical system—relationships, flow and layout alternatives. Runway takes over when the question becomes operational: dated demand, material readiness, work-cell conditions and shift execution. They do not share one workflow; they cover two consecutive decision layers in the same operations lifecycle.
You do not need both products. Start with the decision your team is facing today.
SLP Studio and Runway keep separate plans because they solve different operations decisions.
One Professional plan, priced per seat. Enterprise for larger deployments.
View SLP Studio pricing →Start with one seat and add more as the work grows. Enterprise covers larger teams.
View Runway pricing →Start with the decision in front of you. Layout and flow decisions belong in SLP Studio. Buildability, materials and execution decisions belong in Runway.
Use the product selector so the question reaches the right context from the start.
