Knolo
Describe your AI stack today and run it tomorrow
- Free tier
- free up to a limit · yes
- AI
- core to the product
“Knolo — No-code AI workspace for assistants, agents & automations”its own headline
⚿ 8 contact fields stay closed. Everything it says about itself is open; how to reach it needs an account. Open them →
What it costs2
“Free to start. Pay only when you need more.”
“The Keep-What-You-Build Start: every account begins with 20,000 credits and no credit card — enough to build and run your first assistants and agents.”
How it runs2
“Knolo turns plain language into a real AI stack: knowledge, agents, automations, integrations, all connected.”
“CMS API REST API to read and write your Space's knowledge.”
Where it puts itself1
“Compare How Knolo stacks up against other AI tools, head to head. -> https://www.knolo.io/compare”
What it offers as proof5
“Blog Guides and playbooks for building your own AI systems. -> https://www.knolo.io/blog”
“Documentation How Spaces, Minds, Assistants, Agents, and Triggers work. -> https://www.knolo.io/docs”
“3,000+ tools”
“Start free”
“20,000 credits free — no credit card”
Who it says it is for1
“Solopreneurs & creators”
What it names3
“Connectors (MCP) Connect Cursor, Claude, and ChatGPT to your Space.”
“1 client table · 1 agent · Gmail integration — built in one conversation.”
“Agents pull data, generate reports, deliver them via email or Slack on schedule.”
What it calls itself2
⚿ Value and quote open with an account.
⚿ Value and quote open with an account.
How to reach it1
⚿ Value and quote open with an account.
About
Knolo lets you turn plain language into a working AI stack for your business. Describe outcomes and assemble Minds (knowledge bases), Assistants, Agents, and Triggers that reason over your data, run tasks, and deliver results where you work. Build persistent workflows without code or nodes, connect 3,000+ tools, and run model-agnostic RAG out of the box. Use it to power content production, client delivery, research, reporting, and custom internal dashboards—and keep everything you build.
