Cluely AI
Cluely AI is a real-time sales copilot for teams selling over video calls. It listens, reads your screen and suggests pitch lines, follow-up questions and objection answers while you are still speaking, with no download required.
What is Cluely AI?
Cluely AI is a real-time sales copilot for video calls, presented as an invisible teleprompter for whoever is doing the selling. The homepage headline is literal, Invisible AI to Cheat on Sales Calls, and the promise is equally direct: the tool tells you exactly what to say while you are still talking. It runs in the browser, hands-free, and No Download Required appears three times on the homepage.
Four building blocks are put forward. Real-Time Sales Copilot feeds pitch lines, follow-up questions and dynamic talk tracks mid-sentence. Live Objection Handling and Battlecards detects an objection as it is spoken, then surfaces an answer, a competitor comparison or a rebuttal without a tab change. Document Sync and Smart Retrieval scans the briefs, one-pagers and PDFs you upload and pulls the relevant excerpt into the call. Win Rate Performance Analytics tracks clarity, conviction and engagement with personalised live coaching, though it carries a Coming Soon label on the paid Pro card, which is worth knowing before buying.
Compatibility is announced with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Amazon Chime and Webex, with Gong marked Enterprise Only. Two tiers are displayed: Pro at 15 USD per month, tagged Beta Launch, and Enterprise on quote through a 30-minute Calendly booking. A Monthly and Yearly switch advertises Save 50%, and a Founding Advisor offer promises the same 50% every month. Enterprise adds advanced custom fields, SAML/OIDC SSO, an org-wide privacy mode, centralized billing and an admin dashboard with usage stats. The application itself, built on Next.js, exposes organisations, member invitations, roles, passkeys, connected accounts and Google sign-in.
The status is beta, and the vendor says so: Cluely AI is currently in beta testing and may contain bugs, incomplete features, or performance inconsistencies, supplied as-is and suspendable without notice, with a 7-day full refund, a 48-hour response and repayment within 10 to 15 business days.
Two boundaries matter for a buyer. The publisher is not identified: no legal name, no postal address, the only geographic anchor being Built with love in San Francisco. And a substantial share of the pitch is roadmap explicitly labelled Coming Soon, including automatic follow-ups, Call Shadow Mode, CRM sync, deal scoring, 50+ languages and Playbook Mode. The two homepage testimonials are first names only, and the +27% closing figure they carry has no stated method or scope.
What it does
- Suggests what to say while the user is speaking: pitch lines, follow-up questions and dynamic talk tracks.
- Detects an objection spoken on the call and surfaces the answer, the competitor comparison or the rebuttal, without switching tabs.
- Reads the screen and listens to the call to produce a response in real time.
- Searches the documents you uploaded (briefs, one-pagers, PDFs) and injects the relevant excerpt during the call.
- Scores communication live on clarity, conviction and engagement with in-call coaching, advertised as Win Rate Analytics but labelled Coming Soon on the Pro card.
- Runs alongside Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Amazon Chime and Webex with nothing to install.
- Announced but not shipped, in the homepage Coming Soon section: post-call follow-up drafting, Call Shadow Mode, Salesforce and HubSpot CRM sync, deal scoring, 50+ languages with accent-aware AI, and Playbook Mode.
When to use Cluely AI / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if Cluely AI is the right fit.
When to use Cluely AI
- Account executives, SDRs and BDRs running discovery and closing calls on Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Amazon Chime or Webex, who want prompts while they are still speaking.
- Reps who lose ground on objections: the tool detects the objection as it is spoken and surfaces a ready answer, a competitor comparison or a rebuttal without switching tabs.
- Teams sitting on sales collateral (briefs, one-pagers, PDFs) that they upload once so the right excerpt is retrieved mid-call instead of hunted for afterwards.
- Independent consultants and freelancers who sell their own engagements over video, with no coach or sales engineer listening in.
- Distributed sales organisations needing central control: the Enterprise plan lists SAML/OIDC SSO, org-wide privacy mode, centralized team billing and an admin dashboard with usage stats. Manager-facing Call Shadow Mode and onboarding-facing Playbook Mode are announced as Coming Soon and Enterprise-only, so they cannot be counted on today.
When not to use Cluely AI
- Anyone with a use case outside selling. The terms state the service is intended solely for professional use in sales and business communication contexts, explicitly forbid using it to monitor competitors, and exclude anyone under 18.
- Regulated activities. The terms prohibit entering sensitive or regulated information, naming health, financial and government data, which rules out most healthcare, regulated finance and public sector work.
- Teams that need a service level commitment. The product is delivered as-is in beta, with no guarantee of reliability, uptime or accuracy, and the vendor reserves the right to suspend the service without notice.
- Buyers who require an identified counterparty and a European compliance framework: no legal company name, no postal address, no DPA, no sub-processor list, no EU representative, and data processed in the United States.
- Teams needing non-English coverage, an API or a mobile app. The site and the application interface are English only, the 50+ languages are announced for later, and there is no API documentation and no app store listing.
How to use Cluely AI
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Open the homepage and click Get Started Today, which leads to the signup page.
- Create an account with an email address and a password, or use the Google button, the only third-party provider present on the signup page.
- Install nothing: the No Download Required badge appears three times on the homepage and the tool lives in the browser.
- Follow the in-app onboarding, announced as Getting Started with Cluely AI, live in 3 simple steps.
- Upload your sales documents, such as briefs, one-pagers and PDFs, so the tool can scan them.
- Start or join your call in Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Amazon Chime or Webex.
- Speak: the tool listens to the call, watches your screen and displays pitch lines, follow-up questions and talk tracks.
- When an objection lands, read the answer, competitor comparison or rebuttal that appears.
- For a team, create an organisation, invite members and assign each of them a role from the screens the application provides.
- In settings, turn off anonymized training with the opt-out toggle, and delete your account or your data from the app or by writing to hi+support@cluelyai.com.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Helps during the call rather than after it, at the moment the need actually arises.
- Nothing to install: it is a web app, with No Download Required stated on the homepage, so no extension or agent to get approved.
- No integration to configure inside the meeting tool, which shortens the time to a first usable session.
- Low entry point at 15 USD per month on Pro, with unlimited copilot sessions and unlimited document uploads announced on that tier.
- Full refund within 7 days on request, with a 48-hour response commitment written into the terms.
- A documented training opt-out the user can act on alone, a toggle in the settings, backed by clear negative commitments: no data selling, no sharing of call content with third parties, no advertising use.
- Encryption in transit and at rest, internal access limited to vetted staff under NDA, and an Enterprise foundation that at least reads credibly on paper: SSO, org-wide privacy mode, admin dashboard.
Cons
- Anonymous publisher: no legal company name and no postal address on any of the five identity slots, for a tool that listens to and transcribes commercial calls.
- No GDPR or CCPA mention, no DPA, no sub-processor list and no EU representative, while the privacy policy acknowledges that data is transferred to the United States.
- Training on call data is active by default and exclusion is an opt-out toggle, not an opt-in choice made at signup.
- Beta acknowledged in the terms and supplied as-is, with no uptime or accuracy guarantee and possible suspension without notice.
- A large share of the pitch is roadmap labelled Coming Soon (automatic follow-ups, CRM sync, deal scoring, 50+ languages, Playbook Mode, Call Shadow Mode), and Win Rate Analytics sits inside the paid Pro plan while still carrying that label.
- The certification belongs to the infrastructure, not the vendor: the privacy policy only says We use third-party SOC 2-compliant infrastructure providers, none of them named, so the tool itself cannot be treated as SOC 2 certified.
- Practical gaps and possible confusions: English only in practice, no API, no mobile app, no contact page and no standalone pricing page since pricing is a homepage anchor; testimonials are two first names with an unsourced +27% closing figure; and the homepage badge, along with several section labels, links to the Product Hunt page of Cluely (cluely.com), a different product with a similar name.
Pricing & Plans
The pricing grid on the homepage shows no free plan: it carries two tiers only, Pro and Enterprise. The lowest paid entry point is 15.00 USD per month for Pro, labelled Beta Launch. That figure is the default state of a Monthly and Yearly switch advertising Save 50%, and the switch is rendered in JavaScript, so only the monthly amount is verifiable in the page itself. A Founding Advisor offer promising 50% off every month suggests 15 USD may be a promotional rather than a list price. Enterprise carries no published price and is quoted through a 30-minute Calendly booking. One contradiction is reported rather than settled: four page footers display a Start for Free call to action and the application's internal catalogue contains a free product, while the published grid has no free tier. No free trial is announced anywhere. The terms provide a full refund within 7 days, which is a refund and not a trial.
- Unlimited AI Sales Copilot Session
- Live Objection Handling and Battlecards
- Unlimited Document Upload and Customization
- Win Rate Analytics (Coming Soon)
- Future Feature Updates.
- Advanced custom fields
- SAML/OIDC SSO
- Enforce privacy mode org-wide
- Centralized team billing
- Admin dashboard with usage stats. The Gong integration is marked Enterprise Only
- and Call Shadow Mode
- Data-Powered Insights and Playbook Mode are announced as Enterprise-only and Coming Soon.
- A Monthly and Yearly switch advertises Save 50%
- but only its default state (15 USD per month) is readable in the page
- the switch being rendered in JavaScript.
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how Cluely AI handles your data.
GDPR overview
There is no GDPR mention on this site. Across the seven pages collected, GDPR, CCPA, DPA, sub-processor and Article 27 return zero occurrences, and no EU representative or data protection officer is named. What stands in place of a framework is a conditional paragraph in the privacy policy: Depending on your region, you may have the right to request access to stored data, request corrections or deletions, and opt out of anonymized model training through a settings toggle, with no legal text cited. Transfer outside the European Union is acknowledged rather than framed: data is transferred to and processed in the United States, without standard contractual clauses or an adequacy decision being mentioned. Deletion runs through hi+support@cluelyai.com, with permanent erasure within 30 days. Consent appears only for policy changes, if legally necessary.
Who owns the data?
The terms are silent on content ownership: no assignment, no licence to the vendor, no rights reserved for the customer. Nothing in writing says who owns call transcripts or uploaded documents. What it does state is what it collects: audio and text transcripts from calls you process through Cluely AI, usage logs and account details (name, email, role, company). Payment details go to an unnamed third-party processor. The vendor commits not to sell data, not to share call content with third parties and not to use data for advertising. Internal access is limited to vetted members under NDA, deletion happens on request, and deleted data is erased within 30 days.
Reuse rights
Nothing in the terms restricts what you do afterwards with what the tool produced for you during a call: prompts, summaries, follow-up drafts. Read that as contractual silence, not as permission, because no explicit licence is granted to the user either. The subject is simply absent from the document. The one written restriction targets the product rather than its outputs: Share, reproduce, or resell Cluely AI content or functionality without written permission sits among the prohibited uses, which covers the vendor's own material and features, not the sentences it feeds you. Documents you upload (briefs, one-pagers, PDFs) are scanned so excerpts can be retrieved during calls, again with no ownership clause attached to them. Two limits do apply to how you use the output: the terms forbid impersonating others and forbid using the AI to deceive. Terms effective 10 December 2025, privacy policy effective 1 April 2025, so the two documents are ten months apart.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
The processing jurisdiction is the United States, stated explicitly: users outside the country are told their data will be transferred to and processed in the U.S. The privacy policy says that All data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and that internal access is limited to vetted team members bound by an NDA. On infrastructure, the wording deserves care: the vendor uses third-party SOC 2-compliant infrastructure providers. The certification therefore belongs to those providers, not to Cluely AI, which is not presented as SOC 2 certified anywhere, and none of the providers is named. Payments are taken by an unnamed third-party processor, and the vendor states it does not store card details itself. There is no sub-processor list, no DPA, no EU region and no data-location option. On the network side, the domain resolved on 10 August 2026 to 76.76.21.21, an anycast address geolocated in the United States on AS16509 (Amazon): that is a CDN point of presence, not a storage location. The application is served by Next.js deployment infrastructure.
Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Cluely AI.
- The call is listened to and transcribed, yet the consent of the person on the other end is addressed nowhere on the site, while many jurisdictions require it and some require all parties to agree.
- The framing openly assumes concealment: the homepage headline is Invisible AI to Cheat on Sales Calls. Decide whether that is a posture you are willing to hold in front of your prospects.
- Training on call data is on by default and the exclusion is a single toggle in the settings: a user who does not go looking for it will not find it.
- Cognitive dependence: a rep prompted continuously can lose active listening, and the ability to improvise without the tool erodes quietly.
- Flattened voices: imposed playbooks and talk tracks erase a seller's own register, and a team that all sounds the same stops sounding human.
- No identifiable publisher and no sub-processor list: no legal counterparty in a dispute or after a leak, and no way to know which third parties see the transcripts.
- Accuracy is not guaranteed at the exact moment the stakes are highest, since a wrong suggestion arrives live with no time to check it. The terms also forbid entering sensitive or regulated information, naming health, financial and government data, a line easy to cross without thinking mid-call. Unsourced performance claims, such as the +27% closing rate, set expectations the tool may not meet.
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
Very low for an individual. Nothing to download, no extension, no agent: you sign up with an email and password or with Google, and the app announces onboarding in 3 steps. Nothing to configure inside Zoom, Meet or Teams, since the tool listens to the call and watches the screen. The only real preparation is uploading sales documents to feed retrieval. For a team, an administrator creates the organisation and invites members with roles. Enterprise adds IT work: SAML/OIDC SSO to wire up, privacy mode to enforce, centralized billing. One undocumented prerequisite: browser permissions for audio and screen capture.
Deployment
Integrations
Supported languages
Behind Cluely AI
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Frequently asked questions
How do I get started with Cluely AI?
What is the refund policy?
Which meeting tools does it work with?
How much does it cost, and is there a free plan?
Which features are announced but not yet available?
How do I contact support?
Are my calls used to train the AI?
How long is my data kept?
Where is my data processed?
Is this the same product as Cluely (cluely.com)?
Should you pick Cluely AI?
Cluely AI has a narrow, legible promise: feed the right sentence to a salesperson while the call is still running. On that promise, execution is unusually light. It is a browser web app, with no download and no integration to configure inside Zoom, Meet or Teams, and the cost of finding out is low: 15 USD per month on Pro, with a full refund within 7 days.
The other side of the ledger is heavier. The publisher is not identified, with no legal name and no postal address, the only geographic anchor being Built with love in San Francisco. There is no GDPR framing at all, no DPA, no sub-processor list and no EU representative, while the privacy policy acknowledges that data is transferred to and processed in the United States. Training on call data is active by default, a settings toggle being the only brake. A significant share of what the site advertises is roadmap explicitly labelled Coming Soon, including Win Rate Analytics, which nonetheless appears inside the paid Pro plan. The vendor holds no certification of its own: only its unnamed infrastructure providers are described as SOC 2-compliant. The beta status is contractual, with no uptime or accuracy guarantee. And the name invites confusion with Cluely (cluely.com), a different product.
Practical verdict: worth testing at small scale, on calls that carry no sensitive or regulated information, by individual reps rather than a whole organisation. Before any wider deployment, two questions need answers that this site does not provide: who exactly you would be contracting with, and how the listening and transcription of a call is handled in the jurisdictions where your prospects sit, since the site addresses their consent nowhere.
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