Otto Review

Otto (from Ottogrid) turns hours of manual research into an automated table. Each row is a company, person, or document; each column is a question you want answered — and AI agents fill in the grid by browsing and crawling websites, finding key company insights, and reading documents on your behalf. Enriching a list with fresh data becomes a matter of adding a column, and processing hundreds of documents becomes a batch job instead of a week of reading.

Key Features

• AI agents that automate manual research workflows
• Spreadsheet-style table interface
• List enrichment with newly gathered data
• Website browsing and crawling by agents
• Key company insight extraction
• Document processing and question answering

Who It's For

Otto is for teams whose work involves researching many similar things: sales and GTM teams enriching prospect lists with answers no database holds, analysts profiling markets company by company, and operations teams extracting fields from stacks of documents. The table metaphor keeps it approachable — if you can use a spreadsheet, you can direct the agents — while the agents handle the browsing and reading that normally makes this work slow. Pricing starts at $99 per month for the Starter plan (per user), with a Pro plan at $299 per team. Teams comparing research automation options often look at Clearbit, SalesIntel, ZoomInfo, and Lusha for standardized firmographic data; Otto's advantage is answering custom questions those databases were never built to hold.