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rabbit inc. is a privately held consumer AI company headquartered in Santa Monica, California, that designs and sells hardware and software for natural-language interaction with AI. The company was founded by Jesse Lyu, raised approximately $58.7M in disclosed funding led by Khosla Ventures across 2023-2024, and operates at a 11-50 employee scale from a Delaware-incorporated entity. Its flagship product is the r1, a $199 pocket AI companion designed in collaboration with Teenage Engineering, running rabbitOS — a proprietary operating system built around the company's Large Action Model (LAM) that interprets human intent and executes tasks across applications without specialized APIs. The product surface has expanded to include rabbitOS 2 (a multi-agent system), the rabbit intern general AI agent, DLAM for desktop control, and announced Project Cyberdeck as a second hardware device.

The business model is a hybrid of consumer hardware sales and emerging software subscriptions, sold entirely direct-to-consumer through the rabbit.tech Shopify storefront with global fulfillment to the US, UK, and EU. The r1 itself is sold with no attached subscription — all standard AI features are included at no extra cost — while rabbit intern introduces a freemium funnel with pay-as-you-go ($29.99 for 3 tasks) and an annual unlimited subscription ($69.99/month, $839.88/year) tier. Distribution is direct only, with no retail or reseller channel, and the rabbithole web portal serves as the post-purchase activation, support, and agent distribution surface.

The company's go-to-market is event-driven and product-led, anchored by the CES 2024 launch where the first 10,000 r1 units sold out in 24 hours, sustained by a steady cadence of OTA updates, design awards (iF 2025, Red Dot Best of the Best 2025), and a community platform (Creations, Teach Mode) that lets users and developers build and share their own agents for the device. Rabbit serves horizontal consumer demand for portable, always-on AI assistance, with a stated focus on replacing app-based interfaces with a single natural-language agent.

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rabbit inc. is a consumer AI company that designs and sells the r1 pocket device and rabbitOS software, using a proprietary Large Action Model to execute tasks across apps from natural-language prompts, sold direct-to-consumer at $199.

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Operating
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HeadquartersLos Angeles, United States
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Los Angeles
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Keyword5 values
AI consumer hardware, pocket AI devices, AI operating systems, large action models, consumer AI assistants
Industry3 codes
1Conversational AI Platforms (chat/voice bots, orchestration)
CodeHDAAAFACPrimaryYes
2Contact Center Speech AI (agent assist, IVR automation)
CodeHDAAAFALPrimaryNo
3Workplace Automation & Self-Service (RPA for IT, Chatbots, Virtual Agents)
CodeBPAEAIAIPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Software Publishers5132
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Computer Integrated Systems Design7373
Product category
Consumer AI Hardware
Social media profiles2 records
GTM motion5 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model4 records
1rabbit r1 hardware sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

One-time sale of the r1 device at $199 USD via rabbit.tech, with 30-day free returns. The device is sold as a no-subscription hardware unit (no recurring fee attached to the device itself), with all standard AI features included at no extra cost.

rabbit.tech
2rabbit intern pay-as-you-go tasks
TypeUsage Based
Description

Pay-as-you-go consumption of "intern tasks" at $29.99 for a 3-task pack that never expires. Tasks can be used for follow-ups, building r1 creations on device, real-time voice interaction, and free publishing and hosting.

rabbit.tech
3rabbit intern annual subscription
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Recurring annual subscription at $69.99/month billed annually ($839.88/year) that includes 30 tasks per month (resets monthly), free publishing and hosting, real-time voice interaction, follow-ups, r1 creations on device, and renews annually with 3 bonus extra tasks that never expire.

rabbit.tech
4rabbit intern free trial / freemium
TypeFreemium
Description

"Try it for free" funnel on the rabbit intern web app that lowers acquisition friction and funnels users into pay-as-you-go or annual paid tiers.

rabbit.tech
Cost components5 values
Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure
Pricing details4 tiers
1rabbit r1 device — $199 USD, no subscription
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

$199 USD one-time; ships in 3 business days; 30-day free returns; no subscription required for unlimited AI features on-device.

rabbit.tech
2rabbit intern pay-as-you-go — $29.99 for 3 tasks
ModelUsage-basedBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

$29.99 for 3 tasks that never expire. Includes free publishing and hosting, real-time voice interaction, follow-ups, and r1 creation building on device. Top up anytime.

rabbit.tech
3rabbit intern annual unlimited — $69.99/month billed annually ($839.88/year)
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

$69.99/month billed annually ($839.88 per year). 30 tasks per month that reset monthly, plus 3 bonus extra tasks that never expire. Renews annually. Includes free publishing and hosting, real-time voice interaction, follow-ups, and r1 creation building on device.

rabbit.tech
4rabbit intern — try it for free
ModelFreemiumBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Free trial / freemium tier for the rabbit intern web app to let prospects try the agent before purchasing.

rabbit.tech
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B2C
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Brand1 of 7 records shown
1r1
Description

AI-native pocket companion hardware device powered by rabbitOS.

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Rabbit designs and sells the r1, a $199 consumer AI-native pocket companion device running its proprietary rabbitOS, built around the Large Action Model (LAM) that understands user intent and executes complex tasks across applications without specialized APIs. The company also offers rabbit intern, a general AI agent delivered as a pay-as-you-go or annual subscription service that produces websites, PDFs, research reports, and more from natural language prompts.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Product and service4 records
1rabbit r1
CategoryConsumer AI Hardware
Description

A consumer AI-native pocket companion device priced at $199 USD. Custom hardware designed by Teenage Engineering in collaboration with founder Jesse Lyu, powered by rabbitOS with the proprietary Large Action Model (LAM). Provides unlimited AI access (Q&A, translation across 100+ languages, voice/photo/UI generation, meeting recording with summaries) with no subscription required.

2rabbit intern
CategoryAI Agent Service
Description

General AI agent that produces interactive websites, professionally designed PDFs, detailed research reports, presentations, and games from natural language prompts without coding. Delivered via the rabbithole web portal as a freemium, pay-as-you-go ($29.99 for 3 tasks), or annual unlimited subscription ($69.99/month, $839.88/year) service. Includes real-time voice interaction and the ability to build creations for r1.

3DLAM (Desktop Large Action Model)
CategoryAI Agent Software
Description

Plug-and-play computer-use agent that turns the r1 into a controller for the user's Windows, Mac, or Linux desktop, allowing natural-language commands to drive the OS, browser, and applications. Combines visual screen analysis with simulated keyboard/mouse input to autonomously install/modify software, execute system commands, and access online accounts.

4Project Cyberdeck
CategoryConsumer AI Hardware (upcoming)
Description

Portable Linux-based vibe-coding device inspired by the Sony Vaio P netbook, targeting a $500 price point with a 7-inch OLED screen, hardware performance comparable to Raspberry Pi 5, multiple USB-C ports, a low-profile mechanical keyboard, and a foldable cyberdeck-like frame. Purpose-built for AI-powered vibe-coding workflows.

Recent move8 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Humane built the AI Pin, a wearable AI-native device positioned as a screen-less smartphone replacement with a dedicated AI assistant — the most direct comparison to rabbit's r1. Humane's trajectory (initial hype, then wind-down and acquisition by HP) is a cautionary signal for dedicated AI hardware.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Limitless sells the Pendant, an always-on AI wearable for meetings and personal memory, and offers a paid AI assistant service. It competes with rabbit in dedicated AI-native consumer hardware and personal-assistant agent capabilities.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Plaud makes the AI-powered NotePin and Note recorder devices for transcription, summarization, and personal memory. It is a direct peer in the dedicated AI hardware category, though more focused on voice capture than general-purpose agentic AI.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Brilliant Labs builds AI-native AR glasses (Monocle, Frame) with multimodal AI assistants running on-device. It is an emerging peer in the AI-native hardware category with a different form factor (eyewear) but a similar thesis of dedicated AI-first devices.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Apple Intelligence embeds on-device and cloud LLMs directly into iPhone, iPad, and Mac, offering a natural-language assistant with system-level action capabilities. As a broad incumbent, Apple is the largest competitive threat to a dedicated AI hardware device like the r1.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Google Gemini (and Gemini Live) is integrated into Pixel devices and Android, providing on-device multimodal AI and task automation. As a broad incumbent with platform-level distribution, Google is a key competitor to rabbit's agentic AI capabilities.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

ChatGPT with its agentic mode and the App SDK/Apps ecosystem is the leading general-purpose AI assistant and agent platform. While OpenAI is not a hardware maker, its agent capabilities compete head-on with rabbit intern and the r1's AI features.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Anthropic's Claude (and Claude Code) is the agentic AI layer that rabbit explicitly integrates on the r1 and Cyberdeck. As a model layer peer, Anthropic sets the capability ceiling for what rabbit's hardware must orchestrate.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Perplexity is both a partner (powering r1's real-time search since January 2024) and a competitor, offering an AI-native answer engine with its own agent capabilities (Comet browser). It is a comparable AI agent company that rabbit relies on for retrieval.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Sesame is building conversational AI voice companions and recently raised a high-profile round for AI-native hardware-like experiences. It represents an emerging peer in the dedicated AI assistant category rabbit is pursuing.

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Weaknesses5 records

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Competitive moat5 records

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Key risks7 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Ideal customer profile2 records

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Yes
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Integration10 records

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AI capability7 records

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Funding rounds4 records

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Round, Amount USD, Date, Pre money valuation, Total investors, Investors, News

Investors5 records

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Name, Type, Date of entry, Rounds participated, Website

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

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Name, Acquisition type, Announced date, Completed date, Status, Website, News

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Name, Round, Announced date, Lead investor, Website, News

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

rabbit

Consumer AI Hardwarerabbit.tech

rabbit inc. is a consumer AI company that designs and sells the r1 pocket device and rabbitOS software, using a proprietary Large Action Model to execute tasks across apps from natural-language prompts, sold direct-to-consumer at $199.

What rabbit does

rabbit inc. is a privately held consumer AI company headquartered in Santa Monica, California, that designs and sells hardware and software for natural-language interaction with AI. The company was founded by Jesse Lyu, raised approximately $58.7M in disclosed funding led by Khosla Ventures across 2023-2024, and operates at a 11-50 employee scale from a Delaware-incorporated entity. Its flagship product is the r1, a $199 pocket AI companion designed in collaboration with Teenage Engineering, running rabbitOS — a proprietary operating system built around the company's Large Action Model (LAM) that interprets human intent and executes tasks across applications without specialized APIs. The product surface has expanded to include rabbitOS 2 (a multi-agent system), the rabbit intern general AI agent, DLAM for desktop control, and announced Project Cyberdeck as a second hardware device.

The business model is a hybrid of consumer hardware sales and emerging software subscriptions, sold entirely direct-to-consumer through the rabbit.tech Shopify storefront with global fulfillment to the US, UK, and EU. The r1 itself is sold with no attached subscription — all standard AI features are included at no extra cost — while rabbit intern introduces a freemium funnel with pay-as-you-go ($29.99 for 3 tasks) and an annual unlimited subscription ($69.99/month, $839.88/year) tier. Distribution is direct only, with no retail or reseller channel, and the rabbithole web portal serves as the post-purchase activation, support, and agent distribution surface.

The company's go-to-market is event-driven and product-led, anchored by the CES 2024 launch where the first 10,000 r1 units sold out in 24 hours, sustained by a steady cadence of OTA updates, design awards (iF 2025, Red Dot Best of the Best 2025), and a community platform (Creations, Teach Mode) that lets users and developers build and share their own agents for the device. Rabbit serves horizontal consumer demand for portable, always-on AI assistance, with a stated focus on replacing app-based interfaces with a single natural-language agent.

rabbit firmographics

Firmographics
Name
rabbit
Legal name
rabbit inc.
Website
https://rabbit.tech
Company type
Private
Founded year
2021
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
rabbit inc. is a consumer AI company that designs and sells the r1 pocket device and rabbitOS software, using a proprietary Large Action Model to execute tasks across apps from natural-language prompts, sold direct-to-consumer at $199.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

rabbit industry classification

Industry
Product category
Consumer AI Hardware
NAICS
Software Publishers (5132)
SIC
Services-Computer Integrated Systems Design (7373)
akta.pro primary industry
Conversational AI Platforms (chat/voice bots, orchestration) (HDAAAFAC)
akta.pro secondary industries
Contact Center Speech AI (agent assist, IVR automation) (HDAAAFAL), Workplace Automation & Self-Service (RPA for IT, Chatbots, Virtual Agents) (BPAEAIAI)

Keywords

  • AI consumer hardware
  • Pocket AI devices
  • AI operating systems
  • Large action models
  • Consumer AI assistants

Where rabbit is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Los Angeles
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Markets served

rabbit business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. rabbit r1 hardware sales: One-time sale of the r1 device at $199 USD via rabbit.tech, with 30-day free returns. The device is sold as a no-subscription hardware unit (no recurring fee attached to the device itself), with all standard AI features included at no extra cost.
  2. rabbit intern pay-as-you-go tasks: Pay-as-you-go consumption of "intern tasks" at $29.99 for a 3-task pack that never expires. Tasks can be used for follow-ups, building r1 creations on device, real-time voice interaction, and free publishing and hosting.
  3. rabbit intern annual subscription: Recurring annual subscription at $69.99/month billed annually ($839.88/year) that includes 30 tasks per month (resets monthly), free publishing and hosting, real-time voice interaction, follow-ups, r1 creations on device, and renews annually with 3 bonus extra tasks that never expire.
  4. rabbit intern free trial / freemium: "Try it for free" funnel on the rabbit intern web app that lowers acquisition friction and funnels users into pay-as-you-go or annual paid tiers.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
One time/ perpetual licensePay-as-you-gorabbit r1 device — $199 USD, no subscription
Usage-basedPay-as-you-gorabbit intern pay-as-you-go — $29.99 for 3 tasks
SubscriptionAnnualrabbit intern annual unlimited — $69.99/month billed annually ($839.88/year)
FreemiumPay-as-you-gorabbit intern — try it for free

Go-to-market motion5 records

rabbit product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Rabbit designs and sells the r1, a $199 consumer AI-native pocket companion device running its proprietary rabbitOS, built around the Large Action Model (LAM) that understands user intent and executes complex tasks across applications without specialized APIs. The company also offers rabbit intern, a general AI agent delivered as a pay-as-you-go or annual subscription service that produces websites, PDFs, research reports, and more from natural language prompts.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • r1: AI-native pocket companion hardware device powered by rabbitOS.
  • rabbit intern
  • rabbitOS
  • rabbithole
  • Cyberdeck
  • DLAM
  • OpenClaw

Products and services

  • rabbit r1 A consumer AI-native pocket companion device priced at $199 USD. Custom hardware designed by Teenage Engineering in collaboration with founder Jesse Lyu, powered by rabbitOS with the proprietary Large Action Model (LAM). Provides unlimited AI access (Q&A, translation across 100+ languages, voice/photo/UI generation, meeting recording with summaries) with no subscription required.
  • rabbit intern General AI agent that produces interactive websites, professionally designed PDFs, detailed research reports, presentations, and games from natural language prompts without coding. Delivered via the rabbithole web portal as a freemium, pay-as-you-go ($29.99 for 3 tasks), or annual unlimited subscription ($69.99/month, $839.88/year) service. Includes real-time voice interaction and the ability to build creations for r1.
  • DLAM (Desktop Large Action Model) Plug-and-play computer-use agent that turns the r1 into a controller for the user's Windows, Mac, or Linux desktop, allowing natural-language commands to drive the OS, browser, and applications. Combines visual screen analysis with simulated keyboard/mouse input to autonomously install/modify software, execute system commands, and access online accounts.
  • Project Cyberdeck Portable Linux-based vibe-coding device inspired by the Sony Vaio P netbook, targeting a $500 price point with a 7-inch OLED screen, hardware performance comparable to Raspberry Pi 5, multiple USB-C ports, a low-profile mechanical keyboard, and a foldable cyberdeck-like frame. Purpose-built for AI-powered vibe-coding workflows.

Companies that use rabbit

Customer profile

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles2 records

rabbit technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration10 records

AI capability7 records

Feature8 records

rabbit partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights6 records

rabbit competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Humane: Humane built the AI Pin, a wearable AI-native device positioned as a screen-less smartphone replacement with a dedicated AI assistant — the most direct comparison to rabbit's r1. Humane's trajectory (initial hype, then wind-down and acquisition by HP) is a cautionary signal for dedicated AI hardware.
  • Limitless AI: Limitless sells the Pendant, an always-on AI wearable for meetings and personal memory, and offers a paid AI assistant service. It competes with rabbit in dedicated AI-native consumer hardware and personal-assistant agent capabilities.
  • Plaud: Plaud makes the AI-powered NotePin and Note recorder devices for transcription, summarization, and personal memory. It is a direct peer in the dedicated AI hardware category, though more focused on voice capture than general-purpose agentic AI.

Emerging players

  • Brilliant Labs: Brilliant Labs builds AI-native AR glasses (Monocle, Frame) with multimodal AI assistants running on-device. It is an emerging peer in the AI-native hardware category with a different form factor (eyewear) but a similar thesis of dedicated AI-first devices.
  • Perplexity: Perplexity is both a partner (powering r1's real-time search since January 2024) and a competitor, offering an AI-native answer engine with its own agent capabilities (Comet browser). It is a comparable AI agent company that rabbit relies on for retrieval.
  • Sesame AI: Sesame is building conversational AI voice companions and recently raised a high-profile round for AI-native hardware-like experiences. It represents an emerging peer in the dedicated AI assistant category rabbit is pursuing.

Broad incumbents

  • Apple: Apple Intelligence embeds on-device and cloud LLMs directly into iPhone, iPad, and Mac, offering a natural-language assistant with system-level action capabilities. As a broad incumbent, Apple is the largest competitive threat to a dedicated AI hardware device like the r1.
  • Google: Google Gemini (and Gemini Live) is integrated into Pixel devices and Android, providing on-device multimodal AI and task automation. As a broad incumbent with platform-level distribution, Google is a key competitor to rabbit's agentic AI capabilities.
  • OpenAI: ChatGPT with its agentic mode and the App SDK/Apps ecosystem is the leading general-purpose AI assistant and agent platform. While OpenAI is not a hardware maker, its agent capabilities compete head-on with rabbit intern and the r1's AI features.
  • Anthropic: Anthropic's Claude (and Claude Code) is the agentic AI layer that rabbit explicitly integrates on the r1 and Cyberdeck. As a model layer peer, Anthropic sets the capability ceiling for what rabbit's hardware must orchestrate.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks7 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

rabbit social profiles

Digital presence

rabbit compliance and trust

Trust signal

Compliance8 records

rabbit financial estimates

Financial estimate

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

rabbit leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles5 records

rabbit funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds4 records

Investors5 records

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

rabbit M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about rabbit

What does rabbit do?

Rabbit designs and sells the r1, a $199 consumer AI-native pocket companion device running its proprietary rabbitOS, built around the Large Action Model (LAM) that understands user intent and executes complex tasks across applications without specialized APIs. The company also offers rabbit intern, a general AI agent delivered as a pay-as-you-go or annual subscription service that produces websites, PDFs, research reports, and more from natural language prompts.

Is rabbit a public or private company?

rabbit is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.

When was rabbit founded?

rabbit was founded in 2021. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is rabbit based?

rabbit is headquartered in Los Angeles, United States, in the North America region.

How does rabbit make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. rabbit r1 hardware sales are the primary driver. The others are rabbit intern pay-as-you-go tasks, rabbit intern annual subscription and rabbit intern free trial / freemium.

Who are rabbit's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Humane, Limitless AI and Plaud. Emerging players are Brilliant Labs, Perplexity and Sesame AI. Broad incumbents are Apple, Google, OpenAI and Anthropic.

Does rabbit have an API?

No public API is recorded for rabbit.

What industry is rabbit in?

rabbit's product category is Consumer AI Hardware. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HDAAAFAC, Conversational AI Platforms (chat/voice bots, orchestration), with a secondary code of HDAAAFAL, Contact Center Speech AI (agent assist, IVR automation). Its NAICS code is 5132 and its SIC code is 7373.

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