Talk to us

Tell us about your team.

Leave your details and we will call you back. On the call we walk through what Globus looks like on your own Drive and Gmail, which agents your staff would actually be given, and what the setup involves — including the parts that are not built yet.

Corporate pricing depends on seat count, on which shared mailboxes you want the email agents running on, and on whether you want us to host it or you want to self-host the open-source build. There is no public number because there is no honest one yet. We quote it on the call instead of guessing on a web page.

What happens next

One form. One call. Nothing else.

Step one

We call back within one working day

The form writes one row to our own database and pings our team directly. A person reads it, not a queue.

Step two

Your details go to our team only

Name, work email, phone, company and what you told us. Nothing is passed to a third-party sales or enrichment tool. The alert that reaches us is delivered over Telegram and email, so those two carriers handle it in transit.

Step three

We do not add you to a mailing list

A call request triggers no automated email sequence. Requesting a call subscribes you to nothing.

Request a call

Tell us what you are hoping it would do.

The more concrete the better. “Our support desk misses customer replies” is a more useful sentence than “we want AI” — it tells us on the call whether the thing you want already exists, is a configuration, or is a build.

Worth knowing before the call

  • There is no self-serve signup for a corporate deployment — no seat checkout and no corporate billing. A workspace is set up by hand after the call.
  • Sign-in for staff is a 6-digit email code. There is no SSO, SAML or SCIM, and no directory sync.
  • Everything runs on one server in Mumbai. There is no EU or US region and no data-residency choice.
  • We would rather tell you that on a call than have you find it in month two.

We call back within one working day. Your details go to our team only, and we do not add you to a mailing list.

Before you talk to anyone

If you would rather read the code first.

Open source

The self-host build

Globus is published under AGPL-3.0 at github.com/Build-With-Sumit/globus — the assistant, the vault ingest, the agent runtime and the schema.

It ships a Dockerfile, a docker-compose file, an INSTALL.md, the schema and tests. We have not published install timings or a supported on-prem edition, so we are not going to promise either. Read it, run it, and tell us what broke.

The company

Who is behind it

Globus is built by Globussoft, and it runs on Globussoft's own desks first — our shared support mailboxes and our own Drive. The corporate portal you are reading about is the one our staff sign in to.

The company site is globussoft.com.