Recursive Superintelligence

Name: Recursive Superintelligence
Brand: Recursive Superintelligence

AI NativeLeader

Purpose-built AI to Unlock Your Company’s Future

Est 2025|Valuation $4.7B|Raised $650M|17 Ref Customers

LinkedIn 3K|Web traffic 3K|FTEs 25|HQ London, United Kingdom

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

- Recursive’s public materials and case studies indicate a delivery partner plus platform model rather than a purely self-serve SaaS product. This can result in a higher degree of customization and an implementation services component, which may increase time-to-value and services dependency. - Microsoft 365 Copilot: public pricing information is available ($30/user/month), but total cost depends on underlying Microsoft 365 licensing and change management costs. For organizations already invested in M365, Copilot is an integrated option. - Glean: commonly described as an enterprise search and assistant provider; pricing is typically sales-led and may require negotiation.

Adoption and market signal caveats

Recursive does not publish customer counts, ARR, or deployment metrics in the reviewed sources.
Competitors such as Microsoft have more publicly available benchmarks, press coverage, and ecosystem documentation.

	Recursive / FindFlow	Microsoft 365 Copilot	Glean
Starting Price	Quote-based; varies by system spec	$30/user/month (official Microsoft pricing page; plan requirements apply)	Not publicly listed (typically sales-led enterprise pricing)
Best For	Organizations seeking a Japan-based partner to implement and customize internal document AI and domain-specific systems	Organizations standardized on Microsoft 365 that want embedded AI across Word/Excel/Teams	Large enterprises requiring cross-application enterprise search with permissions-aware assistant
Key Strength	Custom implementation and provision of an open benchmarking toolkit (Flow Benchmark Tools); multilingual capability indicated	Deep native integration into the Microsoft ecosystem and identity services	Market positioning as an enterprise search and assistant provider with multi-connector support
Key Weakness	Limited third-party product reviews; limited public security certifications; pricing opacity	Additional Microsoft licensing may be required; effectiveness depends on M365 data hygiene	Pricing is typically sales-led and may scale with usage and features

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Recursive’s public materials and case studies indicate a delivery partner plus platform model rather than a purely self-serve SaaS product. This can result in a higher degree of customization and an implementation services component, which may increase time-to-value and services dependency.
Microsoft 365 Copilot: public pricing information is available ($30/user/month), but total cost depends on underlying Microsoft 365 licensing and change management costs. For organizations already invested in M365, Copilot is an integrated option.
Glean: commonly described as an enterprise search and assistant provider; pricing is typically sales-led and may require negotiation.

Adoption and market signal caveats

Recursive does not publish customer counts, ARR, or deployment metrics in the reviewed sources.
Competitors such as Microsoft have more publicly available benchmarks, press coverage, and ecosystem documentation.

	Recursive / FindFlow	Microsoft 365 Copilot	Glean
Starting Price	Quote-based; varies by system spec	$30/user/month (official Microsoft pricing page; plan requirements apply)	Not publicly listed (typically sales-led enterprise pricing)
Best For	Organizations seeking a Japan-based partner to implement and customize internal document AI and domain-specific systems	Organizations standardized on Microsoft 365 that want embedded AI across Word/Excel/Teams	Large enterprises requiring cross-application enterprise search with permissions-aware assistant
Key Strength	Custom implementation and provision of an open benchmarking toolkit (Flow Benchmark Tools); multilingual capability indicated	Deep native integration into the Microsoft ecosystem and identity services	Market positioning as an enterprise search and assistant provider with multi-connector support
Key Weakness	Limited third-party product reviews; limited public security certifications; pricing opacity	Additional Microsoft licensing may be required; effectiveness depends on M365 data hygiene	Pricing is typically sales-led and may scale with usage and features

Recursive Superintelligence

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Adoption and market signal caveats

02Market Map

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Adoption and market signal caveats

02Market Map