NOAN stores a company's approved facts, such as prices, products and policies, as versioned entries that people and AI agents read through one API and MCP, alongside a CRM and task manager. It is for teams building AI agents or apps that must get company details right. There is a free plan with 40 facts and one seat; paid plans start at $99 a month.
The bottom line
Worth a free trial run if you build agents on company data; wiki-only needs are cheaper elsewhere.
6.2
Our score
6.2 / 10
Conversion Gems editorial verdict
Free; Starter $99/mo (1 seat)
Features7/10
7 - versioned facts, API, MCP, CRM, task manager and the Verity assistant.
Value6/10
6 - free plan exists, but Starter is $99/mo for one seat with extra seats at $79.
Ease of use6/10
6 - Verity drafts facts from your website, but the fact-layer idea takes time to model well.
Ecosystem6/10
6 - API, MCP and a Slack app on Team; few named third-party integrations.
Support5/10
5 - priority support only from Team ($299/mo); a four-person team runs the company.
What it really is
An approved-facts database for your company, with an API and MCP so AI agents quote the right details.
Our take
NOAN suits teams putting AI agents in front of customers, where a wrong price or policy costs money. The fact model and MCP access make sense. It is early: a small team, few named integrations and a big price step from free to $99 a month.
Why we rate it
It gives agents and staff one versioned source of company truth through an API and MCP, with a usable free tier.
The catch
Small free plan, a steep first paid step and a young product.
Best for
Teams building AI agents on company data
Agencies managing several client brands
Franchise networks sharing head-office facts
Not good for
Teams that only need a wiki or notes app
Buyers wanting a long track record and many integrations
Friction report
Time to value
An hour or two: let Verity read your website, review the drafted facts, then connect an agent through the API or MCP.
Scale breakpoint
Beyond 40 facts or 1 seat you need Starter at $99/mo; more than a few users makes Team at $299/mo the better deal.
Walled garden
Low: facts are exposed through an API and MCP for any model or app.
NOAN plans and prices
Plan
Price
Seats
Key limits and extras
Free
$0
1
1 project, 40 facts, 150 contacts, 1 API key
Starter
$99/mo
1 (extra $79/mo each)
Unlimited facts and contacts, Network CRM, Task Manager, 200 requests/min
Team
$299/mo
5 included, max 15 (extra $59/mo)
Verity Slack app, admin controls, priority support
From NOAN's pricing page, checked 4 October 2026. Paid plans are month-to-month; Enterprise lists a 10% annual discount.
Frequently Asked Questions
NOAN is software that stores your company's approved facts, such as prices, products and policies, as versioned entries that people and AI agents read through one API and MCP. It also includes a CRM and a task manager.
Free costs $0, Starter $99 a month, Team $299 a month with 5 seats, and Enterprise $3,500 a month with 20 seats. Extra seats cost $79 on Starter, $59 on Team and $125 on Enterprise (checked 4 October 2026).
Yes. The free plan includes 1 project, 40 facts, 150 contacts, 1 API key and 1 seat, without priority support (checked 4 October 2026).
NOAN offers an MCP server and an API that any model or agent can call, and its agents page is written so you can hand it to an assistant such as Claude or ChatGPT.
Only partly. It has a Task Manager on paid plans, but its main job is keeping a single, approved set of company facts for AI agents, apps and staff.
NOAN alternatives
Other knowledge tools for teams and AI:
Notion AI: Docs and wiki workspace with built-in AI for writing, search and notes.
Nuclino: Lightweight team wiki with an API and MCP server for AI assistants.
mem.ai: AI note-taking app that organizes and retrieves what you save.
AppFlowy: Open-source, self-hostable workspace for docs, wikis and databases.
