An AI platform for customer conversations across chat, voice, text, and email.
Clarky markets a no-code AI-agent platform for handling customer-service, lead-qualification, and booking conversations across web chat, voice, SMS, email, forms, and surveys. Its product combines a website-scraped knowledge base with a shared inbox, CRM/pipeline features, human handoff, and integrations.
| Plan | Price | Included | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/month | 50 messages/month 1 workspace user | Clarky Chat, Scrape one website, Basic analytics |
| Startup | $149/month | 500 messages/month 3 workspace users | Clarky Chat, All listed integrations, Basic CRM |
| Standard | $299/month | 2,000 messages/month and 200 minutes/month 10 workspace users | Clarky Chat, Voice, Text, and Email, 1 AI agent, Human-agent takeover |
| Pro | $499/month | 5,000 messages/month, 500 minutes/month, and 5,000 sequences/month 15 workspace users | Up to 5 AI agents, Multiple website monitoring, Sequences |
| Enterprise | Contact us | Starts at 20,000 messages/month, 500 minutes/month, and 5,000 sequences/month | Custom agents and users, API access, Webhooks |
Checked 2026-08-06 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.
Clarky is positioned as an all-in-one customer-conversation platform rather than a single chatbot. The retrieved documentation describes workspace-scoped REST access to agents, contacts, companies, conversations, forms, activities, pipelines, and sequences; the marketing material describes the channels and customer-facing configuration around that data.
Our read: service businesses and lean revenue or support teams that want one configured agent to answer, qualify, book, and escalate across several customer channels, without assembling separate chat, phone, SMS, and basic CRM products.
Teams that only need a basic website chatbot can use the free tier, but it is limited to one workspace user, one scraped website, and 50 messages per month. Voice and text also require a separate Twilio account and phone number, while API access, webhooks, and sequences do not appear until the $299 Standard or $499 Pro plans; that makes Clarky a poor fit for a low-volume team that needs only one inexpensive channel or an API-first workflow.
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Clarky says it supports chat, voice, SMS text messaging, email, forms, and surveys in a shared dashboard and inbox.
Yes. The vendor says escalation rules can alert a Clarky app or email address, and a human agent can take over the conversation.
Yes. Its official documentation index describes public REST access with workspace-scoped Bearer tokens for CRM data, conversations, forms, pipelines, activities, and sequences.
Yes. The May 2026 changelog documents POST /api/v1/sequences/start, which upserts a contact, generates a personalized sequence from a template, and can optionally send its first step immediately.
The pricing page lists Clarky Chat, one workspace user, one scraped website, basic analytics, and 50 messages per month. It says an overage requires upgrading to a paid plan.
Yes. The pricing page says Clarky Voice and Clarky Text require a Twilio account and a Twilio phone number, which has a separate monthly fee.
Availability depends on the selected plan.
Clarky's integrations page labels an MCP integration, but the harvested material does not include MCP documentation, a server URL, or tool names. Confirm the current interface with Clarky before making it part of an agent workflow.
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