AI intelligence layer that gives AI assistants governed access to live business data
Earn 50% of ad revenue while Claude Code works
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2025
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Based in
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GB
Pricing model
Free trial
Free
Pricing
Solo $29.95/month (1 user), Team $109.95/month (5 users), Business $189.95/month (10 users). Additional users on Business plan: $9.95 each. All plans include all 40+ connectors, ChatGPT/Claude/Perplexity integration, source-cited answers, and live retrieval. Custom enterprise plans available with SS
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Key features
AI intelligence layer for business data with cross-source reasoning across multiple connected business systems
Source-cited answers with links to the originating record
Read-only connectors with explicit safety annotations on control-plane tools
Plain English questions without dashboards required
150+ pre-built expert skills that run for your questions
Metrics validation against consistent KPI definitions
Audit-logged queries with SOC 2 alignment
Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Slack
Direct MCP does not retain raw customer files or full connector response payloads
Clearly labelled sponsored messages in Claude Code
Pause and resume sponsorship with /ads commands
Dashboard to track earnings and request payouts
Never reads prompts, code or files
Supports local terminal and Desktop Code sessions
Link up to 3 machines per developer account
Minimum £10 balance required for bank payouts via Stripe
Earnings pending for at least 30 days before available
What makes it different
No data warehouse, no IT team, no months of setup required
Answers show where each number came from with full source attribution
Read-only by design so no changes to your connected business systems
CASA Tier 2 certified by DEKRA and hosted on Microsoft Azure
About 60% fewer tokens than AI used alone because CorpusIQ processes queries outside the chat
Only monetization option for Claude Code developers that preserves privacy and code security
Highest revenue share at 50% of advertiser spend
No targeting based on code or prompts—completely privacy-first