Conveyor

Overview

Conveyor is an AI-native customer trust platform for managing company knowledge and automating customer security reviews and RFP workflows. It is best suited to teams that need to keep security answers current and support them with source evidence.

Its strongest case is the combination of maintained knowledge, answer checking and trust-center tools. The Free plan is narrow, while Business starts at $9,600 a year.

Key features

Conveyor connects a knowledge library to sources such as Confluence, Google Drive, websites and help centers. Its AI agent audits, syncs and maintains that content; scheduled syncing helps keep answers aligned with source material, though the sync schedule itself is not described.

The Knowledge Librarian flags stale or conflicting answers and identifies gaps, making it useful for teams responsible for a growing security knowledge base. Knowledge Explorer lets teams test AI responses in real time and inspect their sources. Each answer includes a confidence score and direct links to evidence, giving reviewers a basis for checking a response rather than relying on the generated answer alone.

Integrations include Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, Microsoft Teams, DocuSign, Google Drive, SharePoint, Notion, Confluence, Jira, Zendesk, Front and a public API. Conveyor says its AI Connector uses OAuth role-based access controls, scoped keys and an audit trail. Its Trust Center carries a SOC 2 Type II badge and certification. These controls and connectors suit organizations with established security processes, but integrations are excluded from Free.

Pricing

Conveyor uses a freemium model. Free costs nothing and includes 10 Trust Center credits per month. It excludes questionnaire automation and integrations, so it fits teams sharing security posture and documents through a trust center, not teams seeking an end-to-end review workflow.

Business costs $9,600 a year, billed starting at /year. It includes the full Conveyor platform, unlimited seats, 100 Trust Center Credits, 20 Questionnaire Credits, 10 RFP Projects and volume discounts. The listed quotas mean teams should match expected review and trust-center activity to the included credits and projects before choosing it; unlimited seats do not mean unlimited usage.

Enterprise has custom pricing. It includes the full platform, as many users and seats as needed, integrations, analytics, Enterprise settings and dedicated Conveyor Support; usage-based payment and volume discounts are part of the plan. It is the better fit for organizations that need those capabilities and a usage-based arrangement, while teams with lower or predictable needs may prefer the fixed Business starting price.

Platforms

Conveyor supports API, extension and web access. Its content support spans documents, apps and web sources, which suits teams that keep security knowledge across multiple repositories.

Who it's for

Conveyor is aimed at companies automating customer security reviews and RFPs. It is particularly compelling when answers need ongoing maintenance, evidence links and review by a security or sales team. The free trust-center option offers a low-commitment way to share security materials, but its lack of integrations and questionnaire automation makes it a poor substitute for the paid workflow.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Source-linked answers, confidence scores and real-time response checks give teams practical ways to scrutinize AI output.
• Pros: Stale-answer and knowledge-gap flags address the maintenance burden that comes with an evolving security library.
• Pros: Business allows unlimited seats, and Enterprise adds usage-based pricing, integrations, analytics and dedicated support.
• Cons: Free is limited to 10 monthly Trust Center credits and excludes integrations and questionnaire automation.
• Cons: Business starts at $9,600 a year and includes finite credit and RFP-project quotas, which may not suit smaller teams or variable workloads.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison of tools in this category, see AI RFP Response Software and AI Knowledge Base Software.

Bid Responder is worth considering for teams that prefer a monthly entry plan: its Starter plan is $29 a month for three team members, 10 projects and 250 AI answers, with a knowledge base and export formats. Craxy AI may suit a solo user testing proposal work, with a free plan limited to one user and one proposal a month. Presel offers a seven-day Pro trial without a credit card, making it a better fit for teams that want to explore a fuller toolkit before committing.

RFPropel is an alternative for teams seeking published monthly tiers, including a Pro plan at $19.99 a month with 10,000 credits, unlimited answer library and active RFPs, CRM integration and win-rate analytics. Beyond.RFP is another option to consider. BidManager is another paid option, with web and self-hosted platforms. BidPlan is another paid web option. Ombud is an alternative for buyers seeking custom pricing.

Verdict

Choose Conveyor if your team needs a maintained security knowledge library, source-backed AI answers and tools for customer reviews and RFPs in one platform. Its review controls and broad integrations are persuasive for established teams, but the narrow Free plan and Business starting price make it a harder fit for smaller teams or buyers who need more predictable quotas.