About
Nomi builds a real-time AI sales copilot that overlays Zoom, Meet, and Teams calls, surfacing response suggestions, battle cards, objection handling, playbooks, and automated CRM updates. It sells to sales teams and revenue organizations, differentiating through low-latency, in-call guidance that learns from top-performer conversations rather than merely recording or summarizing meetings.
Market
Nomi competes in the AI sales coaching, conversation-intelligence, and sales-enablement SaaS market. It is positioned around real-time, in-call guidance rather than primarily post-call analysis, combining sales-specific objection handling, competitive battle cards, and adaptive playbooks with CRM automation. Its differentiation is a live workflow designed to tell reps what to say, ask, and do during customer interactions while continuously learning from successful conversations and top performers.
Nomi targets B2B SaaS companies, enterprises, and other sales organizations, ranging from founder-led sales teams to mature revenue-operations organizations. Its primary users and buyers are sales leaders, revenue-operations professionals, account executives, SDRs, customer-success managers, and other revenue-team leaders.
At a Glance
Problem
Nomi addresses the execution gap in revenue teams: sales reps must listen, diagnose a prospect's concern, remember the right framework, handle objections, position against competitors, and advance the deal—all in real time. Post-call conversation intelligence can explain what went wrong afterward, but it cannot help a rep when a prospect raises a pricing, implementation, or competitive objection. The economic pain is therefore lost conversion, slower ramp-up for new hires, inconsistent playbook adoption, and the mental burden of trying to recall the right response under pressure.
The killer use case is live intervention during a customer call. When a prospect signals hesitation, mentions a competitor, or reaches a buying decision, Nomi supplies a suggested response, follow-up question, battle card, or closing cue immediately. This is especially valuable for new or less experienced reps who need to perform before they have internalized the company's sales motion.
Product / Service
Nomi is a real-time AI sales copilot delivered as a lightweight layer over Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams. It listens to and transcribes the conversation, interprets what is happening, and displays on-screen guidance based on a company's custom and evolving playbooks. The product provides objection handling, competitive battle cards, discovery questions, closing guidance, and coaching during the call rather than merely analyzing it afterward.
The service also turns successful calls into living playbooks, provides AI-generated notes and summaries, and automatically syncs notes, next steps, and deal stages into CRMs such as Salesforce, HubSpot, and Pipedrive. The delivery model is largely self-serve: users can start for free, sync their calendar, and have Nomi detect and join meetings automatically. The intended benefit is faster rep ramp-up, more consistent execution, higher conversion, and less post-call data entry.
Market
Nomi competes in AI sales enablement, real-time sales coaching, and sales-copilot software for B2B SaaS companies, enterprises, and broader revenue teams. Its closest strategic comparison is with Gong and Chorus-style conversation-intelligence platforms, but Nomi positions itself as complementary and more execution-oriented: Gong analyzes calls after they happen, while Nomi guides the rep during the call. Adjacent alternatives include transcription and note-taking tools such as Otter and Fireflies, as well as sales-revenue tools including Clari Copilot and Outreach Kaia.
The company is YC-backed, launched in 2025, and was listed by Y Combinator as an active Spring 2025 company with five employees based in Paris and Swan Beaujard as founder. Nomi reports a 12% average increase in closing rates and highlights one customer whose business grew from $100,000 to $360,000 in two weeks using the product. Those are company or accelerator-profile claims rather than a broad independently verified customer dataset: Nomi's case-study page still says detailed customer stories are coming soon, and the available evidence does not establish a public revenue figure or definitively classify the company as pre-revenue.
Founders & Leadership
Funding History
Y Combinator
Recent News
Tracxn’s profile describes Nomi as a developer of an AI sales copilot for real-time call guidance, with live coaching that surfaces responses and suggests next steps.
A directory of Y Combinator’s X25 batch companies lists Nomi as a U.S. startup and describes it as a real-time AI sales copilot for live calls.
Nomi’s official site presents its product as a real-time AI sales copilot offering battle cards, objection handling, and live coaching. The site also says it syncs notes, next steps, and deal stages to a CRM immediately.
Nomi’s official explainer defines an AI sales copilot as software that assists representatives during live sales conversations and distinguishes the product category from a CRM, including discussion of integrations.
The company announced its rebrand from HeyNomi to Nomi, stating that it remained the same YC-backed sales coaching platform with the same mission. The announcement highlights real-time sales guidance and objection handling.
GetLatka’s third-party company coverage reported estimated 2025 revenue of $330,000 and a $990,000 valuation for Nomi. These are reported company metrics, not a separately announced funding round.
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Nomi monetizes through per-user SaaS subscriptions for sales teams: its Professional plan is $89 per user per month billed annually, Enterprise is $129 per user per month billed annually, and its Platform offering uses custom enterprise pricing. It also offers free AI note-taking, helping introduce users to the paid real-time coaching product.