Komo AI
Pivoted from AI search to a B2B 'AI Revenue Engine' for sales teams
Overview
Komo has repositioned from its original ad-free AI search product into "the AI Revenue Engine," a B2B platform that monitors buyer signals, scores accounts and drafts outreach for sales teams, integrating with Salesforce, HubSpot, Gmail and Outlook.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 12 Jul 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
- 20,000 action credits
- 10,000 tracked accounts
- 1 signal agent
- 100,000 action credits
- 50,000 tracked accounts
- 5 signal agents
- Unlimited credits and agents
- Dedicated support
- White-glove migration
What you can produce with Komo AI
- Buyer-intent signal monitoring (LinkedIn and other channels)
- Account scoring by fit, timing and warm-connection path
- AI-generated meeting briefings from email, calls and notes
- Deal-stage documents: QBRs, expansion decks, renewal materials
- CRM integrations: Salesforce, HubSpot, Gmail, Outlook
- Komo Playbook: converts manual SOPs into autonomous agents
- Encryption at rest and in transit
ASEAN Perspective
Komo AI in Southeast Asia
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Komo isn't the product this directory entry was written for anymore. What launched as an ad-free, citation-backed AI search engine — positioned as a privacy-first Perplexity alternative — has fully rebranded as "the AI Revenue Engine," a B2B sales-ops tool that watches for buyer intent signals, scores accounts, and drafts meeting prep and outreach for revenue teams. The company's own docs make no reference to the old search product at all.
Judged as what it is today, the pitch is coherent: signal monitoring plus CRM integration (Salesforce, HubSpot, Gmail, Outlook) plus a Playbook feature that turns manual SOPs into autonomous agents. But it's a different buyer entirely — sales and RevOps teams, not researchers or students — and most existing reviews online still describe the discontinued search product, which makes third-party research about Komo actively misleading right now.
What people say
Something changed at Komo that most of the internet hasn't caught up with. The live site at komo.ai now reads "Komo — The AI Revenue Engine," and the current product documentation at docs.komo.ai describes a B2B sales-operations platform with zero reference to the ad-free AI search engine the company was previously known for. Meanwhile, a long list of third-party AI-tool directories — ToolsForHumans, ReviewNexa, Futurepedia, the Product Hunt listing under "komo-search" — still describe Komo as a privacy-focused, citation-backed search alternative to Perplexity. That gap matters: anyone researching "Komo AI" today is likely to land on stale write-ups of a product that no longer exists in that form.
The current platform is built around revenue-team workflows. It monitors buyer intent signals across channels like LinkedIn, scores and ranks prospect accounts by fit, timing and warm-connection paths, generates meeting briefings pulled from email, calls and notes, and produces deal-stage material like quarterly business reviews, expansion decks and renewal documents. It connects into Gmail, Outlook, Salesforce and HubSpot rather than operating as a standalone search box.
The newest piece is Komo Playbook, launched around February 2026 and pitched as an "AI operations team" — you document a manual process as a playbook and Komo converts it into an autonomous, adaptive automation that agents can execute and improve on, with the company claiming it can run thousands of agents in parallel.
Pricing is now Starter at $99/month (20,000 action credits, 10,000 tracked accounts, one signal agent), Growth at $399/month (100,000 credits, 50,000 accounts, five signal agents), and custom Enterprise pricing with white-glove migration and dedicated support. All plans carry a 7-day free trial, and annual billing gets a 16% discount.
On reception, the signal is thin either way. What looks like Reddit discussion of Komo turns out, on inspection, to be about Komo Playbook rather than organic user chatter about the search product or the new revenue platform — there's no real community consensus to report yet. The more substantive independent reviews that do exist (a blogger's three-month daily-use writeup, for instance) praised the old search product's ad-free interface and citations while flagging inconsistent accuracy and no visible source-ranking methodology — but that review describes a product Komo has since walked away from, so it shouldn't be read as a verdict on what Komo sells today.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
About this listing
This entry was compiled from publicly available data including Komo AI's official website, press releases, documentation, and reputable third-party publications. RECATOOLS is not affiliated with Komo AI unless explicitly stated.
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