Atlas
Nanonets service that turns your company docs into process, data and brand rules AI tools read over MCP.
Atlas, a Nanonets product, extracts process, data and brand context from your website and documents and serves it to Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT and other AI tools through one MCP URL or a REST endpoint. Free covers website rule extraction; the Founding plan, for the first 200 companies, is $99 a month per company.
About Atlas
Atlas keeps three layers of company context in one backend for every AI tool. Process context answers 'how do we do X here?' the way your company actually does it, auto-extracted from your docs. Data context covers where your data lives, what it means and how it is structured, and brand context keeps slides, decks and images in your fonts, colors and visual identity.
Setup starts with your website, employee handbook and brand guide, and you can connect Notion; Atlas says this takes 60 seconds. The extracted context is reviewable on a single page. The homepage says Atlas works with Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, Claude Code and Codex, plus any agent you build.
Company context is a shared layer that only admins curate, so everyone on the team works from the same rules. Nanonets says it built Atlas for companies at the 10-to-50 stage, where every employee uses Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT every day, and that it runs on the same engine as its document extraction.
Free costs $0 and includes website rule extraction plus viewing and editing rules in the dashboard. The Founding plan, offered to the first 200 companies, is $99 a month per company, can be cancelled anytime, and adds document and PDF extraction and serving rules to every AI tool over MCP and REST. The homepage presents the same $99 offer as early access, with no payment upfront and a reply within 24 hours.
Sources: atlas.nanonets.ai and /pricing, read 2026-10-27
Atlas pros and cons
Pros
- Your rules stay plain markdown that you can export anytime and take to any agent; Atlas calls this no lock-in.
- Rules you add yourself live on your account and are not shared with teammates or admins.
- The free plan lets you try rule extraction on your own website before you pay for anything.
- The Founding plan includes setup help from the Atlas team, which the homepage calls white-glove setup.
Cons
- On the free plan, rules come from your website only and stay in the dashboard; document and PDF extraction and serving rules to AI tools over MCP and REST need the paid Founding plan.
- The $99 Founding price is offered only to the first 200 companies.
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</a>Frequently asked questions
- What is Atlas?
- Atlas — Nanonets service that turns your company docs into process, data and brand rules AI tools read over MCP.
- Is Atlas free?
- Atlas offers a free tier and paid plans with higher limits or premium features.
- What are the alternatives to Atlas?
- The closest alternatives to Atlas are Jasper, Copy.ai.
- What are the downsides of Atlas?
- On the free plan, rules come from your website only and stay in the dashboard; document and PDF extraction and serving rules to AI tools over MCP and REST need the paid Founding plan. The $99 Founding price is offered only to the first 200 companies.
- What is Atlas by Nanonets?
- Atlas is a Nanonets product that gives the AI tools your team uses your company's context: how processes work, where data lives and what your brand looks like. It extracts that context from your website and documents and serves it over MCP or REST.
- How much does Atlas cost?
- Free costs $0 and covers website rule extraction and the rules dashboard. Founding, offered to the first 200 companies, costs $99 a month per company, cancel anytime, and adds document and PDF extraction and serving rules to AI tools over MCP and REST.
- Which AI tools does Atlas work with?
- The homepage lists Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, Claude Code and Codex, plus any agent you build. Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT and Claude Code connect through one MCP URL, and your own software can use a REST endpoint.
- Can I export my rules from Atlas?
- Yes: rules stay plain markdown, and Atlas says you can export them anytime and point any agent at them.
- Who sees the rules I add to Atlas?
- Rules you add yourself live on your account and stay hidden from teammates and admins. Company rules sit in a separate shared layer that only admins curate.