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AI Infrastructure, AI Agents, Devtools
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Minimal, Gradient, Typographic
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Series C+
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About the site
Cohere builds enterprise AI models and products for generation, search, retrieval, and secure deployment. The site handles a broad platform story with a clear hierarchy, confident type, and a color system warmer than most infrastructure brands. A strong reference for mature AI platforms serving developers, business leaders, and regulated buyers.
How this page sells
For enterprise leaders in regulated industries: every section comes back to one promise, that they keep control of their AI and data.
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- Products
- Solutions
- Resources
- Blog
- Research
- Company
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'Your AI. Your rules.' in a large typewriter-style serif, over 'a complete agentic enterprise AI platform that you control and deploy on your terms' and the North agents dashboard on a painted backdrop.
Why it converts: An enterprise buyer's biggest fear with AI is losing control of their data. Leading with ownership rather than capability sets Cohere apart from the big labs in four words.
'Trusted by industry leaders and developers worldwide' over Dell, RBC, LG CNS, Fujitsu and Bell.
Why it converts: A bank, a telco and hardware giants are exactly the regulated, risk-averse buyers who need to see someone like them went first.
A full-width campaign band: a hiker in a yellow jacket and 'Your focus. Cohere keeps it that way.' with an Explore now button, echoed by the announcement bar.
Why it converts: A person instead of a dashboard humanises enterprise AI and gives the brand an emotional story that specs alone can't carry.
Three product cards, each with real UI: North (a Financial Analysis Agent with connectors marked Ready), Cohere models, and Model Vault (North Mini Code, Embed v4, all Ready).
Why it converts: Three doors for three buyers, the business user, the developer and the security team, each with a real interface so nobody has to imagine the product.
Tabs for Financial services, Public Sector, Technology and Energy. The open tab shows an Investment Research Agent summarising Oracle's latest SEC filing with real figures.
Why it converts: A worked example in the buyer's own industry turns 'enterprise AI' into a task their analysts already do every quarter.
Three story cards with the outcome in the title: CoreWeave transformed customer support in 90 days, Draftwise improved search quality by 30%, Fujitsu launched a model with Cohere.
Why it converts: Putting outcomes and timeframes in the titles gives proof to skimmers who never click through to the full story.
A large pull quote from Jensen Huang: Cohere 'has made foundational contributions to generative AI' and will help enterprises 'automate and accelerate'.
Why it converts: An endorsement from the company that powers the AI industry settles the 'is this a serious lab?' question for a board-level buyer.
A dark green band with five badges: SOC 2, GDPR, CCPA, ISO 27001:2022 and Cyber Essentials.
Why it converts: Procurement will run this checklist anyway. Showing the certifications before the demo means security review confirms the deal instead of blocking it.
'Ready to put AI to work?' over an aerial photo of a green river valley, with one white Request a demo pill.
Why it converts: The page's only ask, repeated from the nav, framed as putting AI to work rather than buying software.
