Komo is a paid B2B "AI Revenue Engine" from Komo AI that researches sales accounts and produces cited briefs for revenue teams, combining a company's own calls, emails, and notes with outside web enrichment; it is built for sales and revenue teams rather than for consumers looking for a free, general-purpose answer engine.
What it is
Komo (komo.ai) originally launched as a consumer-facing AI search and answer engine. The vendor has since repositioned the product: instead of answering open-ended questions for the general public, Komo now positions itself as an "AI Revenue Engine" that researches individual sales accounts. Per the vendor's own description, it pulls together a company's own conversation data — calls, emails, and notes — together with web enrichment, and turns the result into a cited brief a sales rep can act on. Because of this pivot, Komo today functions less like a consumer search engine and more like a specialized B2B research and sales-enablement tool.
How it cites sources
Komo markets itself with the line "Cited briefs, not guesses," and the citation approach documented for Komo is a source list attached to each brief, rather than inline hyperlinks woven through running prose. Beyond that headline claim, the vendor material available to us does not go into further detail on citation granularity — for example, whether every individual claim in a brief links to its own source, or whether the source list is compiled at the level of the whole brief.
Pricing and access
Komo is paid software with no documented free tier: pricing starts at a Starter plan for $99 per month, according to Komo's own pricing page. The product also ships a REST API — the vendor states that "everything the Komo app does is backed by a REST API" — so briefs and account research can be triggered programmatically and wired into an existing sales stack rather than used only through the web app.
What isn't documented
The facts available to us do not confirm which language model(s) power Komo's research and brief generation, how current or "real-time" its web enrichment is, its data-retention or model-training policy, its GDPR or EU-hosting status, or how many languages it supports. Teams evaluating Komo for regulated industries or EU-based sales operations should confirm these points directly with the vendor before feeding it sensitive account or customer data.
Who it's for
Komo now fits B2B sales and revenue teams that want account research automated into a cited, shareable brief — pulling together internal conversation history with outside web enrichment — rather than individual users looking for a free, general-purpose AI answer engine. Teams should budget at least $99/month for the Starter tier and check Komo's API documentation if they plan to integrate briefs into an existing CRM or sales workflow.