Founder of a listed tool

Jeremy Suriel

Co-founder, Kustomer, LLC, named behind the Kustomer listing on Anchor Terminal.

Jeremy Suriel

Co-founder, Kustomer, LLC

Jeremy Suriel is CTO and co-founder of Kustomer. He and Brad Birnbaum began working together at eShare Technologies in 1994 on chat for customer support, and in 2009 launched Assistly, which Salesforce bought within 18 months and renamed Desk.com.

What Jeremy builds

  • Kustomer C · Customer support & helpdesk

    Kustomer is a customer service CRM that keeps conversations, messages, notes and custom objects on one customer timeline. Agents reach it through a REST API and a read-only hosted MCP server. It is sold through sales.

    Co-founder, Kustomer, LLC, researched 26 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Jeremy Suriel?

Jeremy Suriel is CTO and co-founder of Kustomer. He and Brad Birnbaum began working together at eShare Technologies in 1994 on chat for customer support, and in 2009 launched Assistly, which Salesforce bought within 18 months and renamed Desk.com.

What does Kustomer, LLC make?

Anchor Terminal lists Kustomer from Kustomer, LLC. Kustomer is a customer service CRM that keeps conversations, messages, notes and custom objects on one customer timeline. Agents reach it through a REST API and a read-only hosted MCP server. It is sold through sales.

How are Jeremy's tools graded?

Kustomer is graded C, 57.5 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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