
TL;DR: Pollen monitors every customer account 24/7 with AI agents that catch churn, spot upsells, and tell your team exactly what to do next.
The Ask: Know a Founder, CS leader, or Head of Revenue who's scaling their team and losing sleep over churn?
Introduce them to the founders! Reach out directly via email here or book a demo here.
Founded by Noah Yin, Jeffrey Yum & Aldrin Ong
Hey everyone. Meet Noah, Jeffrey, and Aldrin - Co-founders of Pollen.
The founders are Noah (Berkeley CS), Jeff (Berkeley EECS), and Aldrin (Berkeley CS), a team of college friends who've been shipping products together for 4 years, now building the agentic platform for customer success.
Companies invest millions acquiring customers, but the customer success teams responsible for retaining and growing them are stretched thin - managing 40+ accounts each, piecing together signals across 5+ sources. Churn risks go unnoticed, and expansion opportunities are left on the table.
The Pollen team spent months shadowing CSMs, sitting in on QBRs, and studying how accounts slip through the cracks.
The same patterns kept showing up:
Why hasn't this been solved?
Because existing CS platforms are dashboards, not teammates. They organize data but still depend entirely on humans to monitor, interpret, and act across every account. The industry's answer to more customers has always been more headcount, which doesn't scale.
Pollen gives every customer account its own AI agent. They connect to your email, support tickets, product usage data, and external news to detect real churn and upsell signals.
Then, Pollen flags exactly which accounts need attention today, why, and what to do next. Need to send a re-engagement email? Pollen drafts it. Prepping for a QBR? Pollen builds the deck. Wondering which accounts are most at risk this quarter? Just ask.
No more busy work or scaling headcount just to keep relationships alive. Pollen’s goal is to make every customer feel like they're your first.
They're already monitoring accounts for companies that are scaling their CS motion with Pollen. They've caught usage dips, support ticket sentiment shifts, and even expansion signals like new office openings. These were all signals the CS teams didn't have the bandwidth to find.
Visit www.pollen.cx to learn more.