AI agent profile

Netomi

An enterprise agentic AI platform for customer service used by large airlines and consumer brands, covering chat, email, voice and messaging, with MCP support and referral-based engagements.

  • Autonomous agent
  • Mixed sources

by NetomiCustomer Support SoftwareEnterprise agentic AI platform for customer experience

  • Verified 13 Nov 2026Sources are dated on this profile
  • 6 sourcesLinked, typed and dated
  • Vendor and third-party sourcesHow this profile was compiled
  • Not an endorsementStack18 has not tested this product
Quick answer

What is Netomi?

Netomi is an enterprise agentic AI platform for customer experience that automates and resolves customer interactions across chat, email, voice, SMS, social and in-app channels through a single AI layer. It is sold through custom enterprise engagements.

  • Best forVery large brands with high contact volumes
  • PricingCustom enterprise contracts; reported median around $85,000 a year.
  • Main limitationNo public price or trial.
  • AlternativesSierra · Decagon · Salesforce Agentforce · compare all
Overview

Netomi overview: who it is for and what it does.

Netomi was founded in 2018 and started as a Y Combinator-backed chatbot company. It now positions itself as an agentic platform for what comes after the pilot, with Knowledge Agents, Action Agents and MCP support, and an Agentic Studio for building, testing and monitoring agents. Customers named in independent coverage include United Airlines, DraftKings, WestJet and HP.

Netomi raised $110 million in 2026 from Accenture Ventures, Adobe Ventures and WndrCo, and OpenAI featured it as a blueprint for enterprise agentic deployments. It publishes no prices and its homepage says new engagements are by referral; Vendr data cited by Macha puts the median contract at about $85,000 a year, and other trackers cite implementations of 6 to 16 weeks.

Main problem it solves

Automates high-volume service for very large brands across every channel with governance and brand safety.

Typical customer segment

Fortune 500 and large consumer brands, especially airlines and travel.

Target users

  • Customer support and CX leaders
  • Support operations teams
  • Contact centre managers

Primary use cases

  • Airline and travel customer service
  • Email and chat automation at scale
  • Voice agents for contact centres
  • Proactive care messages

What makes it distinct

  • Long enterprise track record since 2018.
  • MCP, Knowledge Agents and Action Agents.
  • Referral-based enterprise engagements.
Key features

Netomi features explained.

Agents

Knowledge Agents
Answer from approved knowledge.
Action Agents
Execute tasks in back-end systems.

Platform

Agentic Studio
Build, test, deploy and monitor agents.
MCP
Connects tools through the Model Context Protocol.

Humans

Agent assist
Context, validated knowledge and next steps for human agents.
Pricing

Netomi pricing and plans.

Figures reported consistently by independent sources; vendor page not reviewed directly. Checked 13 Nov 2026 against Macha · My AskAI · The AI Agent Index.

Pricing model

Custom enterprise contracts.

Free plan

No free plan; paid plans only.

Free trial

No self-serve trial.

Netomi plans and prices (USD)

  • Enterprise

    Custom

    Annual contract

    Vendr data cited by Macha puts the median contract around $85,000 a year.

Netomi does not publish prices. The median contract figure is Vendr procurement data reported by a third party.

Prices change. Confirm current plans and terms on the vendor's site before you decide.

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Integrations and compatibility

Netomi integrations, API and platforms.

Important integrations

  • Salesforce
  • Zendesk
  • Contact-centre platforms
  • MCP servers
  • Messaging and social channels

Supported platforms

  • Web (cloud)
  • Chat
  • Email
  • Voice
  • SMS
  • Social
  • In-app

API

Not reviewed for this profile.

Data import and export

Knowledge is imported from help centres, documents and connected systems; export options were not reviewed.

Integration availability can depend on plan. Confirm with the vendor before you rely on a specific connector.

AI agent details

How Netomi works as an AI product.

Attributes are listed only where documented. We do not infer autonomy levels, certifications or model capabilities.

Classification: Autonomous agent. Completes multi-step tasks with tools and limited supervision, as documented by the vendor. Developer: Netomi.

AttributeDetails
Supported modelsNot documented in the sources reviewed.
Tools and integrationsMCP support, Knowledge Agents and Action Agents. [3]
Ability to execute actionsAction Agents execute tasks across systems. [3]
Execution environmentNot documented in the sources reviewed.
Human-in-the-loop controlsAgent assist with policy-backed next steps for human agents. [5]
Permissions and accessNot documented in the sources reviewed.
Memory and contextNot documented in the sources reviewed.
Deployment optionsCloud; enterprise implementation of several weeks. [3]
Data handling and privacyNot documented in the sources reviewed.
Security and complianceNot documented in the sources reviewed.
Pricing and usage limitsCustom enterprise pricing. [1]
Languages and platformsNot documented in the sources reviewed.
Limitations and known constraintsNo self-serve access; engagements by referral. [6]

Primary tasks

  • Answering customer questions
  • Resolving requests end to end
  • Escalating to human agents with context

Best-fit workflows

  • High-volume support queues
  • Order, account and billing requests
  • After-hours and multilingual coverage
Strengths, limitations and best fit

Netomi pros and cons.

Strengths, limitations and best fit. Each point cites a source; editorial summaries are not customer reviews.

Strengths

  • Large enterprise customer base in travel and consumer brands. [2]
  • Covers chat, email, voice, SMS, social and in-app. [4]
  • MCP and Action Agents for back-end tasks. [3]

Limitations

  • No public price or trial. [2]
  • Implementations reported at 6 to 16 weeks. [3]
  • Engagements are referral-based. [6]

Best for

  • Very large brands with high contact volumes
  • Airlines and travel companies
  • Enterprises needing governed omnichannel automation

May be less suited to

  • Small and mid-size teams
  • Buyers wanting self-serve sign-up
How it compares

Netomi compared with similar AI customer service agents.

Summaries come from each profile. This is a side-by-side aid, not a ranking.

ProductChannelsAI modelsFree tierPricing modelHuman oversight
NetomiChat, email, voice, SMS, social and in-appNot disclosedNoCustom enterpriseAgent assist and governed handoff
CrescendoChat, voice, email and messaging; managedNot disclosedNoPer resolution plus monthly feeCrescendo human staff take escalations
DecagonChat, email, voice and SMSNot disclosedNoCustom: per conversation or per resolutionEscalation to humans; versioned AOPs
eesel AIInside Zendesk, Freshdesk, Gorgias and others; Slack and TeamsNot disclosedYes (100 credits)Monthly credit plans from $299Copilot drafts; escalation to humans
Fin AI AgentChat, email and messaging; Intercom or other help desksSeveral providers (GPT and Claude cited)No (trial)$0.99 per outcome plus seatsProcedures with human handoff
ForethoughtChat and email; voice plannedNot disclosedNoCustom; sold via ZendeskHandoff and routing to human agents

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FAQ

Netomi questions and answers

What is Netomi used for?

Netomi is an enterprise agentic AI platform for customer experience that automates and resolves customer interactions across chat, email, voice, SMS, social and in-app channels through a single AI layer. It is sold through custom enterprise engagements.

Is Netomi free?

No free plan; paid plans only.

How much does Netomi cost?

Custom enterprise contracts; reported median around $85,000 a year.

Which models does Netomi support?

Not documented in the sources reviewed.

What are the limitations of Netomi?

No public price or trial. Implementations reported at 6 to 16 weeks. Engagements are referral-based.

Which platforms does Netomi run on?

Netomi is documented as available on: Web (cloud), Chat, Email, Voice, SMS, Social, In-app.

Is Netomi an AI agent or an AI assistant?

We classify Netomi as: Autonomous agent. Completes multi-step tasks with tools and limited supervision, as documented by the vendor. The classification is based on vendor documentation and is not an endorsement.

What are the main alternatives to Netomi?

The main alternatives to Netomi covered on Stack18 are Sierra, Decagon, Salesforce Agentforce and Maven AGI. See the Netomi alternatives guide for a side-by-side table.

When was the Netomi profile last verified?

Sources for this profile were last reviewed on 13 Nov 2026. 6 sources are listed under Sources, and prices and plans can change, so confirm with the vendor.

Sources and freshness

Where this information comes from.

  1. How much does Netomi cost in 2026? Macha Third-party Accessed 13 Nov 2026
  2. Netomi: complete guide (2026) My AskAI Third-party Accessed 13 Nov 2026
  3. Netomi The AI Agent Index Third-party Accessed 13 Nov 2026
  4. Netomi company profile Sacra Third-party Accessed 13 Nov 2026
  5. Netomi Toolradar Third-party Accessed 13 Nov 2026
  6. Netomi EveryDev Third-party Accessed 13 Nov 2026

Further official pages: Netomi pricing (external)

Plans, features and status were checked against Netomi's published pages and the third-party sources listed. Agent behaviour was not tested, resolution rates quoted by vendors were not verified, and security certifications were not independently checked.

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