Guru AI features and pricing (October 2026)

Guru is a knowledge management platform for companies that want support, sales and other teams to get verified answers from company knowledge, with AI agents that answer questions and keep content up to date.

Guru stores knowledge as cards with owners and verification dates and connects sources such as Google Drive, Slack, Confluence and Salesforce. Employees search and ask questions in the web app, a browser extension, Slack and Microsoft Teams. Answers respect existing permissions, so people only see content they are allowed to access. Through MCP, outside AI tools such as Claude or Cursor can use Guru as a governed knowledge source.

Guru Technologies, Inc. is based in Philadelphia. Pricing is tailored to each organization and includes solution engineering and knowledge architecture support, so the product suits companies with an owner for internal knowledge rather than very small teams.

• Answers questions with sourcesKnowledge Agents search connected sources and Guru cards and return an answer with citations down to the document section used. Users can continue the conversation to refine the answer and save results as new cards. Support agents find policy answers without asking colleagues.
• Researches complex questionsIn research mode, a Knowledge Agent compiles a structured report from several documents for questions that need synthesis. Teams get an overview with sources instead of opening each document by hand.
• Keeps knowledge accurateKnowledge Agents verify and unverify content based on real usage and policy rules in automated nightly runs. They flag duplicates, conflicting versions and knowledge gaps. Content owners spend less time on manual reviews, and outdated answers reach fewer employees.
• Runs scheduled knowledge tasksAgents can run recurring prompts daily, weekly or monthly, for example to draft cards from Slack conversations or post updates to a channel. Recurring questions get answered proactively, which reduces interruptions for subject matter experts.

• Through MCP, Guru works as a knowledge layer for outside AI tools such as Claude and Cursor, with permissions and governance kept.
• Cards carry owners and verification status, and agents can verify or unverify content automatically based on usage.
• Pricing is tailored and includes solution engineering and knowledge architecture support; nonprofits get reduced pricing through Guru for Good.

According to its privacy policy, Guru Technologies, Inc. is based in Philadelphia and stores data in the United States.

Guru hosts on AWS and states in its privacy policy that data is stored in the United States; an EU hosting option was not listed at our check in September 2026. The vendor states that data is not used to train or retained by third-party LLMs. Pricing is only available on request, so ask about seat counts, connectors and MCP access in the quote.

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