Guru

What Guru does

• Knowledge cleanup. Flags conflicting versions, merges duplicates and archives outdated content.
• Knowledge Agents. Give cited, permission-aware answers grounded in governed knowledge.
• Verification workflows. Auto-verify content and route items to experts for review.
• Gap detection. Identifies knowledge gaps and unanswered questions.
• MCP delivery. Delivers knowledge to existing AI tools such as Claude and Cursor.
• Security controls. SSO, SCIM, role-based access, DLP masking and centralized audit logs.

Who it’s for

• Companies feeding trusted internal knowledge to AI tools
• Support, sales and HR teams answering questions in Slack or Teams
• Organizations needing audit trails on knowledge content

Guru pricing

Custom pricing (contact sales); no list prices, free plan or trial shown; nonprofit discount via Guru for Good

As listed on November 9, 2026. Check getguru.com for current prices.

Things to know

• No published prices, free plan or free trial; pricing is a custom package
• Packages include scoped engagement and implementation work rather than self-serve signup
• Reduced pricing is offered only to eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofits

Quick answers

What is Guru?

Guru is a knowledge management platform from Guru Technologies, Inc., based in Philadelphia, that describes itself as a governed knowledge layer for enterprise AI.

Is Guru free?

No. Guru has no permanent free plan. Pricing is quoted by the vendor. (As listed on November 9, 2026.)

Who makes Guru?

Guru is made by Guru Technologies, Inc..

Where can you use Guru?

Guru is available on the web, desktop (apps, editor plugins or browser extensions) and an API for developers.

What are some alternatives to Guru?

Other tools filed in the same section include remio, Read AI and Reflect.

Tags

#knowledge-base#ai-search#verification#slack#mcp#enterprise