The Everbot platform launches its expansion into Poland as the start of European growth
The Czech platform Everbot, which aggregates over 80 AI models, is launching a Polish version and preparing customer support as well as a branch in Katowice. Poland is meant to be the first step of a European expansion, with Slovakia to follow in the autumn.
The Czech AI platform Everbot has launched a Polish version of its service and is beginning its expansion into the Polish market. According to the company, it is a localized product with a local sales team and customer support in Polish; initially, Everbot will operate in Poland via a virtual branch, with plans to later open a physical branch in Katowice. In Poland it currently operates through the Czech company, and once it reaches an appropriate turnover it intends to establish a separate Polish company.
According to its own figures, Everbot integrates more than 80 AI models and offers access to them under a single login and unified payment system. The target group is sole traders, entrepreneurs, and small and medium-sized businesses. In the Czech Republic the platform has more than 60 thousand registered users, several thousand paying customers, and according to the company it gains 200 to 500 new paying users per month.
Founder Roman Berglowiec describes Poland as a natural first step in a broader European expansion — as a significantly larger and entrepreneurially dynamic market with long-term potential, which the company estimates at at least double that of the Czech market. In the autumn, Everbot also plans to enter Slovakia, and in 2027 further European markets.
Going forward, Everbot wants to connect AI models with company data and tools and enable AI agents to carry out specific work tasks. According to the company, the goal is to become, within two to three years, an international "AI operating system" for businesses that helps them actually get work done and save time.
Why it matters
For small business owners and sole traders, Everbot offers an alternative to direct subscriptions with individual AI providers — a single login and payment for access to dozens of models at once. For businesses, the expansion is a signal that a local player is forming in the market, one that also plans AI agents for task automation, which could in the future expand the range of available tools for small and medium-sized enterprises in the region.
Two audiences, two different impacts
What this means
For individuals
Sole traders and small business owners in the Czech Republic and now also in Poland have access to a platform where, with a single login and payment, they gain access to dozens of AI models for text, graphics, video, or presentations.
For a business
A Czech platform aggregating over 80 AI models under a single login is growing in the market and plans AI agents for automating company tasks — for small and medium-sized businesses, this represents another potential supplier of AI tools alongside direct subscriptions with OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google.
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