When someone asks an AI assistant who they should use, a few names come back. Clarvia measures whether yours is one of them, and fixes the pages that decide it.
People no longer type three words into a search box and work down ten blue links. They ask a question and get one answer, with a few names in it.
68%
of US Google searches end without a click.
SparkToro with Similarweb clickstream data, 2026
around 48%
of searches show an AI summary at the top.
tracked-query datasets, 2025-26
over 1 billion
people use ChatGPT every week.
OpenAI, 2026
69%
of B2B software buyers ended up with a different vendor than planned after chatbot guidance.
G2 Buyer Behavior Report, 2026
You cannot control what the assistant answers. You can control what it has to read about you.
Three steps. You can see what happens in each of them.
We pull the Pages that matter to a buying decision, extract the facts you confirm yourself, and set up the Questions your customers actually ask.
Every fix shows before and after, which question it answers, and what was missing. You approve, we publish it on the page, and we fetch the page again to confirm it landed.
We ask the questions again and count how many answers you are Named in. Each publish is a marker on the line, so you can see what moved the number.
We track Perplexity, Gemini and ChatGPT, and only answers grounded in the web. Claude is shown as not tracked, because we do not have such an answer surface there.
Product tour
A guided overview of the core workflow: Questions, Named, Fixes, Pages, Competitors and Reports.
Step 1 of 6
Confirm the customer questions that matter, then track the same set week by week.
Screens are captured from repository e2e snapshots of the real product UI.
A closer look
Compare the original copy with a proposed Fix. You decide what goes on your page.
One page. A clearer price.
Illustrative example
Drag the divider or use the arrow keys. Home shows all of After; End shows all of Before.
Clarvia is built in Norway by two founders: Katrina Thunem, chief executive, and Dzianis Makarevich, chief technology officer. We built the tool we were missing ourselves: a way to see whether AI assistants name you, and a way to do something about it the same day.
Score demo
An illustrative trend line of the workflow, shown as an example until customer series are available.
Illustration: example data, not customer data.
Baseline · W0
34/100
After publish 1 · W4
49/100
Fix published
After publish 2 · W8
63/100
Fix published
Current · W12
71/100
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Comparison
A factual snapshot of publicly documented workflows, kept neutral and reviewed when product scope changes.
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| Capability | Clarvia | Profound | Semrush | Ahrefs | AI visibility monitors | SEO agency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core workflow | Tracks customer questions across Perplexity, Gemini and ChatGPT, then publishes approved page fixes and verifies them on a timeline. | AI answer tracking with content drafting and publishing workflows. | AI Visibility Toolkit inside a wider SEO and marketing suite. | Brand Radar inside a wider SEO research suite. | Question and mention monitoring across AI assistants. | Team service covering research, recommendations and implementation. |
| Publishing path | Publishes through connected site builders after explicit approval. | Public product material describes drafting and publishing flows. | Platform task and content workflows connect to external publishing tools. | Mainly research and reporting workflows, with publishing handled in connected tools. | Often reporting-focused and paired with external publishing tools. | Publishes in the client's CMS or delivers implementation tasks. |
| Evidence output | Before-and-after timeline with dated publish markers and verification checks. | Campaign and answer visibility reporting. | Dashboard and report views for search and AI visibility. | Dashboard and report views for search and brand visibility. | Trend charts, alerting and visibility reporting. | Periodic reports and review meetings. |
| Commercial model | Per-workspace software subscription. | Software platform subscription. | Software platform subscription. | Software platform subscription. | Software subscription, depending on vendor. | Service retainer or project-based agreement. |
This table is an illustrative snapshot of product scope and service models from public materials.
ROI calculator
Compare your current monthly spend with Clarvia. Adjust the numbers to match your team.
Include agency retainers, tools and time spent on each site each month.
Count the domains your company manages. Clarvia is priced per company.
USD 16 812
93% less than your current spend
This estimate uses Solo for one domain and Team for two or three domains, billed monthly per company. Yearly costs are 12 monthly payments.
One price per workspace. No charge per seat.
Annual is ten months.
One site, one person looking after it.
USD 99
per month
A marketing team with several sites to keep up.
USD 249
per month
Several client sites in one place.
USD 699
per month
Checking a site is free and needs no account.
By contract
Agency, with a contract and priority support.
The work this covers is otherwise done by an agency on retainer or a specialist hire: following what the AI services answer, rewriting the pages, publishing the changes and reporting what moved.
We ask the AI services the questions your customers ask, count how many answers you are named in, and show what is missing on your pages for you to be named more often. Then we publish the changes on your site.
Perplexity, Gemini and ChatGPT, and only answers grounded in the web, because those are the answers that can point at a page. Claude is listed as not tracked, because we do not have such an answer surface there.
A sentence a customer would write to an assistant, for instance who delivers a service in an area. You get 20 per site per language, and you confirm them yourself during setup.
Only when you press publish, and only through the publishing system you connect yourself. Every publish can be undone, and we fetch the page again afterwards to confirm the change is there.
No. You connect the publishing system once, the first time you publish. The rest happens in Clarvia.
We mark the answer as a wrong fact and say which detail is off. You confirm the correct facts during setup, and we use them both in the text we propose and to catch the error.
You get your money back within 14 days of the first invoice. Annual billing runs to the end of the year you paid for, with no refund of the remaining months.
In the EU. Copies of pages are deleted after 30 days, scan history after 24 months, and the answers from the AI services after 12 months. Delete the account and everything is gone within 30 days.
Type in the web address. You get the result on screen, without an account.
