Companies run on tools that don’t talk to each other. Convoi changes that.
In a music studio, there’s a rack. A metal frame where you slide in the instruments, the effects, the processors — each one doing one thing well, all of them wired together. You pick the devices you need. You plug them in. They work together because the rack makes them work together.
That’s Convoi. A rack for companies — but instead of synthesizers and compressors, you plug in AI-powered services. Communication. Commerce. Intelligence. Identity. Each one a device. Each one useful on its own. All of them better together.
The Passport
Your company gets a Passport — a single key that unlocks the rack. Start free. Use the light version. See what it does. When you’re ready, the full Passport is $25 a month. That’s it. No enterprise sales calls. No “contact us for pricing.” Twenty-five dollars, and every device in the rack lights up.
We give you six months free to test everything. Not a trial with missing features. The real thing. If it works for you, stay. If it doesn’t, you’ve lost nothing.
Real-Time, Saved
Every conversation. Every transaction. Every decision. Saved the moment it happens. Not because we’re watching — because losing context is losing money. Your company’s memory should be as good as the people in it. Better, actually, because people forget and systems don’t have to.
Built, Not Planned
Most platforms launch with a pitch deck. Convoi launches with working infrastructure. The communication device is live. The commerce engine processes real orders. The identity system has already onboarded real companies. The AI layer answers real questions from real data.
We built the devices first. Now we’re opening the rack.
The Network
Convoi is invite-only at the start. Not because exclusivity is a feature — because trust is. Every company in the network was invited by a company already in the network. That’s not a growth hack. That’s how real business works. You do business with people you trust, and trust comes from introduction, not advertising.
The network grows one handshake at a time. That’s slow. That’s deliberate. That’s the point.
What’s Next
We’re opening the first device — Symbion8, the communication console. Real-time messaging, threaded by person, every exchange saved. It’s the first thing that lights up when your Passport activates.
More devices are coming. Commerce. Intelligence. Each one built the same way — useful alone, better connected, no lock-in. If a device doesn’t earn its slot in the rack, it gets pulled.
The rack is open. Plug in.