Helping every company sell inside the AI conversation
Buying used to start with a search box and ten blue links. Now it starts with a question to ChatGPT or Claude, and the answer decides who makes the shortlist. Origami gives companies a way to be in that answer, accurately.
Why we started Origami
When a buyer asks an AI assistant which product to choose, the assistant answers from whatever it learned in training: prices that have changed, plans that were renamed, features that never existed. The company being described has no say, and usually no idea.
The assistants have opened a door. ChatGPT and Claude now let companies plug their own apps into the conversation. But building one means engineers, a new protocol and months of work most teams don't have. So we built the shortcut: Origami turns a company's website into an app that explains, quotes and sells its product, and we launch it with them.
What we believe
Accuracy before reach
An assistant that confidently quotes last year's price does more harm than one that says nothing. Every answer an Origami app gives comes from the company's own site, with the link, and it says so when the site doesn't cover something.
The company owns its voice
Buyers deserve to hear from the company itself, not a model's best guess about it. We give every company a direct, structured way to speak for itself inside AI.
Built on open standards
Origami apps run on the Model Context Protocol, the open standard ChatGPT, Claude and others share. One app works everywhere buyers ask, and no company is locked into a single assistant.
Measured in revenue
Mentions and rankings are vanity. We track what matters: the quotes given, the trials started and the deals that came from an AI conversation.