NOAN

Tool snapshot
Best fitText Generation · Automation · Productivity
In one lineNOAN maintains approved, versioned company facts in a company graph and supplies them to connected agents and applications through an API and MCP.

NOAN organizes company information into a fact layer for agents and applications. The publisher defines a fact as company information that someone has approved, versioned, and made available through one API. Its company graph brings those facts into a shared workspace.

Build company context with Verity

Verity is the website's product interface. You provide a work email, and Verity reads the company website, draws a company graph, and turns it into a workspace. That offers a starting point for a founder or operator who wants connected tools to use the same business information.

NOAN supplies the facts through its API and MCP. The intended workflow connects those facts to models, apps, and agents rather than giving each system a separate account of the company. Review the website-derived information before treating it as operational context, especially if the website contains old product descriptions or prices.

Compare project and team allowances

The captured pricing page lists a Free plan with one project, 40 facts, 150 contacts, one API key, and one included seat. Starter costs $99 per month and includes one seat and one project, with unlimited facts, contacts, and API keys. Its API rate limit is 200 requests per minute.

Team costs $299 per month, includes five seats with a maximum of fifteen, and adds shared workspace facts, admin roles, and the Verity Slack app. Additional seats and projects carry separate charges. Both Starter and Team list task management and integrations, with no trial included.

Check enterprise costs and scope

Enterprise starts at $3,500 per month and includes up to twenty seats. The pricing page lists API access at 1,000 requests per minute, metered overages, and separate onboarding and support charges. This makes seat count and expected API traffic part of the purchase decision.

Every plan lists Smart Blocks, custom stacks, assistants, and the NOAN API. The public pages explain the fact-layer concept and allowances, but do not provide a detailed approval process or a complete integration inventory. Before connecting a business workflow, confirm who can approve or revise facts and how the receiving application retrieves the version it needs. Use the current pricing page to check charges for the configuration you intend to run.