Platform review
Context platformEuno review: an AI context platform for enterprise data agents
Short answer
Euno maps metadata across the warehouse, dbt and BI tools into a context graph and serves a scoped slice to AI agents through an MCP server. It documents column-level lineage to the agent, governance labels and a loop for testing agent answers. It scores 7.64 and ranks 2 of 9; it is SaaS only, publishes no dollar prices and caps integrations by plan.
By The Lineage Desk · Best Data Catalogs · Published
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What does Euno do for AI agents?
Euno crawls the metadata of your warehouse, transformation and BI tools through their APIs and query logs, computes a context graph ahead of time, and serves a scoped slice of it to AI agents through an MCP server.
- Agent interface
- MCP server, Context API, Euno Assistant
- Lineage
- Column level, from sources through BI dashboards to AI agents
- Deployment
- Cloud-native SaaS; reads metadata only. No self-hosted or open-source edition described.
- Best for
- Data teams that want agents grounded in lineage and governance across warehouse, dbt and BI without finishing a semantic layer first
Which hops from warehouse to agent does Euno document?
- Documented on the vendor's pages
- Not documented on the pages we read
1Warehouse and lakehouse: Documented
Live lineage from the warehouse; Snowflake and BigQuery appear in the AlphaSense stack.
2Transformation (dbt, ETL): Documented
dbt models in the lineage graph, plus dbt and Looker sync.
Source: Euno: dbt and Looker use case
3BI and semantic logic: Documented
Definitions inside BI workbooks reach agents through lineage and SQL analysis.
Source: Euno: Context for AI Agents
4Governance and access rules: Documented
Governance rules become live labels; context is scoped by persona.
5Delivery to agents (MCP or API): Documented
MCP server and Context API.
Source: Euno: Context for AI Agents
What are Euno's key features?
- Context for AI agents through MCP, assembled from four layers: semantic search and lineage insights, active metadata tags, usage insights, and personas (role, task and access scope).
Source: Euno: Context for AI Agents
- Column-level lineage from sources to BI dashboards and AI agents, including business definitions that live inside BI workbooks.
Source: Euno: Context for AI Agents
- Automated labeling: custom governance rules mark assets as certified, PII-free or healthy, and the labels update as the stack changes.
Source: Euno homepage
- Context Calibration: generates benchmark questions, checks agent answers and suggests missing rules and glossary terms.
- dbt and Looker sync, impact analysis with CI integration, PII exposure tracking and a metadata query language (EQL).
Source: Euno pricing
What does Euno claim?
What does Euno cost?
Priced by the data assets you manage, with unlimited users and AI agents. Three tiers: Start (up to 150K resources), Scale (up to 1.5M resources) and Enterprise (any scale), each on request. No dollar prices are published.
Entry price: Not published
Source: Euno pricing
How does Euno score on each criterion?
| Criterion | Weight | Score | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agent access to context | 15% | 9 / 10 | Serves context to agents through an MCP server and a Context API (up to 500K or 1M calls by plan), scoped by persona; Claude and Cursor are named. Source: Euno: Context for AI Agents |
| Cross-stack lineageHighest in set | 13% | 9 / 10 | Column-level lineage from sources through BI dashboards to AI agents, including business logic inside BI workbooks. Source: Euno: Context for AI Agents |
| Automated context buildTied highest | 13% | 9 / 10 | Maps assets automatically from day one and precomputes the context graph from APIs and query logs; Euno states zero onboarding lift. Source: Euno homepage |
| Governance agents can useTied highest | 13% | 9 / 10 | Governance rules become live labels (for example certified or PII-free) that propagate through the graph, with persona-based access to context. |
| Business definitions and metrics | 12% | 7 / 10 | Extracts definitions from BI workbooks and SQL and syncs dbt with Looker; it does not offer a semantic layer of its own. |
| Answer quality checksHighest in set | 8% | 9 / 10 | Context Calibration generates benchmark questions, checks agent answers and suggests missing rules and glossary terms. |
| Integration breadthTied lowest | 10% | 5 / 10 | Plans cap integrations at 3, 5 or 10; the full source list could not be read. Source: Euno pricing |
| Pricing transparency | 8% | 5 / 10 | Tiers, resource limits and a feature table are published, priced by data assets with unlimited users and agents, but no dollar prices. Source: Euno pricing |
| Deployment optionsTied lowest | 8% | 4 / 10 | Cloud-native SaaS only, reading metadata only; no self-hosted or open-source option is described. Source: Euno homepage |
Where does it score well, and where does it fall short?
Scores well
Highest in set on: Lineage, Automation, Governance and Answer checks.
- Lineage is documented at column level from the warehouse through dbt and BI to the agent, including logic kept inside BI workbooks.
- Governance rules become live labels that travel with the context, so an agent can be told which assets are certified or PII-free.
- A published loop for testing agent answers and finding missing rules and glossary terms.
- Pricing by data assets with unlimited users and agents, so adding agents does not add seats.
Falls short
Lowest in set on: Integrations and Deployment.
- No dollar prices are published; every tier is quoted on request.
- SaaS only: no self-hosted or open-source edition is described.
- Integrations are capped by plan (3, 5 or 10), and the full source list could not be read.
- No public review-site ratings were found in our reads, and the company is young (founded 2023, nearly 30 people).
Key facts
- Company
- Founded 2023 by Sarah Levy (CEO) and Eyal Firstenberg (CTO); based in San Francisco and Tel Aviv with nearly 30 people. A $23M Series A led by N47 was announced on 9 September 2026, for $29M raised in total.
Source: Euno blog: Euno raises Series A
- Customers named
- Named on Euno's pages: AlphaSense and Zayo Group.
Source: Euno blog: Euno raises Series A
How does Euno compare head to head?
- Euno 7.64, DataHub 8.02Euno vs DataHub
- Euno 7.64, Atlan 7.25Euno vs Atlan
- Euno 7.64, Alation 6.60Euno vs Alation
- Euno 7.64, Collibra 6.27Euno vs Collibra
- Euno 7.64, AtScale 5.87Euno vs AtScale
- Euno 7.64, Cube 5.86Euno vs Cube
- Euno 7.64, Select Star 5.77Euno vs Select Star
- Euno 7.64, Honeydew 4.98Euno vs Honeydew
Frequently asked questions
What does Euno cost?
Priced by the data assets you manage, with unlimited users and AI agents. Three tiers: Start (up to 150K resources), Scale (up to 1.5M resources) and Enterprise (any scale), each on request. No dollar prices are published.
Does Euno have an MCP server?
Yes. Euno states it surfaces metadata-powered context to AI agents through MCP, and its Scale and Enterprise plans include Context API calls.
Can Euno be self-hosted?
Cloud-native SaaS; reads metadata only. No self-hosted or open-source edition described.
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