Stop losing sales to customers who can't find exactly what they're looking for—Claros AI Shopper uses AI to match shoppers with products that fit their taste, budget, and preferences in seconds.
Claros AI Shopper acts as a personal shopping assistant embedded in your e-commerce store. Instead of customers scrolling through endless product pages, the AI asks simple preference questions (style, budget, use case, brand preference) and instantly surfaces the perfect matches from your inventory. It's like having a knowledgeable sales associate available 24/7 for every visitor—without the labor cost. The tool integrates directly with your product catalog and checkout process, so customers go from discovery to purchase in minutes instead of hours.
For retailers, this means higher conversion rates, reduced cart abandonment, and significantly less customer service volume on "What product should I buy?" questions. Small fashion, home goods, beauty, and electronics retailers see the biggest impact because these categories naturally require personalized guidance. The AI learns from your inventory and customer behavior, getting smarter at recommendations over time.
Online retailers in fashion, footwear, beauty, home decor, electronics, and sporting goods. E-commerce businesses with 100+ SKUs that struggle with product discovery and cart abandonment. Direct-to-consumer (DTC) brands looking to replicate the personalized shopping experience of a brick-and-mortar store. Also valuable for marketplace sellers and niche retailers competing against Amazon.
Claros AI Shopper operates on a freemium model with a free tier for small stores (up to $5,000 monthly GMV) and paid plans starting around $99/month for growing retailers. Enterprise pricing available for high-volume stores.
Small retailers using Claros typically see 15–25% improvements in conversion rates and 20–30% reductions in customer service emails related to product selection. If your store generates $50,000 in monthly revenue with a 2% conversion rate, a 20% improvement adds $500 in monthly revenue from existing traffic—$6,000 annually—with minimal added cost. Time savings are equally significant: customer service teams spend 3–5 fewer hours per week answering "Which product is right for me?" questions. For a business paying $20/hour for customer service labor, that's $3,120–$5,200 saved annually per FTE.