Nobody is certain what that looks like in five years. Omniom is building a model-agnostic platform that puts AI to work for the SMB market — and replaces the subscription stack it runs on today.
You've used Claude or similar this week, and perhaps you have the thought that if the work software used to do is starting to be done another way, then the value of the companies selling that software is about to move.
The median public software company now trades at 5× its ARR — down 42% from where that median sat before the last cycle. The market has already begun pricing a change.
And with the top ten software names trading close to twenty times, it's perhaps worth a bet on the other side.
The other side of this trade is the layer underneath — the operational software that small and medium-sized businesses run on, rebuilt for a world where the work is done by agents rather than by seats.
Omniom is that layer. The old one was cutting edge a decade ago and is now legacy — and harnessing AI should mean real savings for a business, not another stack of subscriptions.
Every Omniom client gets a system shaped to how they actually work. Configuring it is the part that was always expensive — it is what has kept software that fits out of reach for most businesses — and AI now does most of that work. A system built for one company costs around 85% less than the generic stack it replaces, with no sales force and no per-user charges.
A small position in a market that is being repriced right now. Not a bet that we beat Salesforce — a bet that the way software reaches small and medium-sized businesses changes, and that someone needs to be on the other side of it when it does.
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Meritech Software Pulse, market data as at 23 October 2026 (S&P Capital IQ) · Aventis Advisors, SaaS Valuation Multiples, Q1 2026 (Mergermarket; S&P Capital IQ). Third-party market data reproduced as published — not a valuation of omniom.ai, and not a forecast.
The SMB software market is fragmented, expensive, and built around per-user pricing that punishes growth. Omniom takes a structurally different approach.
Five streams against one commercial model. The licence recurs, implementation is one-off, and AI scales with use. Growth comes from tier mix, module attach and partner count. Full pricing and an instant estimate →
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Not an offer to invest and not advice. Capital at risk — investment at this stage can mean total loss.
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