OneReach.ai

OneReach.ai sells GSX, an enterprise platform to build, run and govern AI agents. It positions itself as agentic orchestration infrastructure that coordinates many agents across channels, workflows and environments, rather than a single chatbot builder. It is aimed at CIOs, CTOs and product and operations teams in large organizations that need governance over many deployed agents. Teams can build with visual tools, generative programming or code, design human in the loop oversight, and reuse agents, skills and building blocks from an agent library. The platform is described as platform agnostic and model agnostic, includes telemetry, auditability and enterprise governance, grounds agents in company data through retrieval, and integrates with existing business systems. The site features customer case studies from large retail, publishing, telecom and consumer goods companies. No price list is published. The pricing page explains that GSX is priced as enterprise infrastructure, based on the size of a Private Dedicated Environment measured by concurrency and processing capacity, not by seats, agents or tokens. AI model tokens, cloud compute, telecom and storage are passed through at cost, and customers can bring their own API keys. The company says customers own the source code, orchestration logic and configurations. A downloadable pricing sheet and sales contact are the route to a quote.