Clavio

Clavio is a cloud-based platform for asking business-data questions in plain English and turning the answers into analyses, charts and reports. It is aimed at analysts and team leads who need to investigate data and share findings. The broad toolkit and inspectable results are useful strengths, though default query caps and unfinished security features narrow its fit.

Overview

Clavio combines conversational analysis with methods such as regression, forecasting and causal analysis. That breadth can serve teams with varied investigative needs, while the ability to inspect how a result was produced offers an important check on AI-generated conclusions. It is less compelling for users who only need basic charts, or for organizations that require security capabilities still on the roadmap.

Key features

The analysis toolkit covers profiling, statistical tests, regression, clustering, anomaly detection, causal methods, forecasting, sentiment analysis and multi-step agent investigations. This range makes Clavio suited to exploratory work that moves beyond a single chart or metric. Users can inspect source fields, transformations, assumptions, diagnostics and generated code, giving analysts a way to examine the reasoning and processing behind results.

Connections include PostgreSQL, MySQL, BigQuery, Snowflake, Redshift, SQL Server, SQLite, MongoDB, ClickHouse and Supabase, as well as APIs, cloud storage, spreadsheets, files and selected public datasets. Database queries are limited to SELECT, WITH or EXPLAIN, and results are capped by default at 10,000 rows and 5 MiB. Those safeguards constrain returned data, but analyses that depend on larger result sets may need to be narrowed.

CSV and Excel files are parsed in the browser, with file contents not sent to the server. For database analysis, Clavio says only schema, column statistics and the natural-language question—not data rows—go to AI providers. Passwordless email sign-in is supported, while TOTP two-factor authentication is optional per user. Owners and admins can review and export an organization-scoped, append-only audit log in JSON or CSV.

SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, HIPAA BAA, SAML and BYOK are roadmap items, not implemented capabilities. That distinction matters: organizations that require any of them today should look elsewhere or complete a security review before adopting Clavio.

Pricing

Clavio has a free plan and two paid monthly plans, with an annual-agreement Enterprise option at custom pricing.

• Free — free, billed forever: Includes sample datasets and file uploads, core analysis and charting, limited saved analyses and no credit-card requirement. It is a sensible way to explore the platform, but limited saved work makes it less suitable for ongoing projects.
• Pro — $19 a month, billed per month: Adds larger datasets and more runs, the full analysis toolkit, saved workspaces and reports, plus code and export access. It fits individual analysts who need to keep and share work beyond the free tier.
• Team — $49 a month, billed per user / month: Adds shared workspaces and comments, scheduled reports, team templates and permissions, and priority support. Per-user billing is worth factoring in as a team grows; the collaboration features make it the more suitable plan for shared analysis.
• Enterprise — custom pricing, billed annual agreement: Includes advanced roles and audit review, security and procurement review, implementation planning and dedicated success support. It is intended for organizations needing a more formal rollout, but the annual term is a substantial commitment.

Clavio lists product and account support at [email protected]. Priority support is a Team benefit; no trial is described.

Platforms

Clavio is available on the web and runs as a cloud service. Its listed integrations span databases, APIs, cloud storage, spreadsheets, files and selected public datasets, giving teams several ways to bring business data into analysis.

Who it's for

Clavio is best suited to analysts and team leads who need to investigate business data, examine how conclusions were derived and share decision-ready answers. Pro is the clearest fit for an individual analyst needing saved workspaces and code access; Team is more appropriate when reports and analysis are shared across colleagues. Organizations with mandatory certifications or identity controls that are still on the roadmap should not treat those requirements as covered.

Pros and cons

• Pros: A wide range of analysis methods supports more than routine charting.
• Pros: Inspectable fields, assumptions, diagnostics and code help users scrutinize generated results.
• Pros: Browser-side CSV and Excel parsing keeps uploaded file contents off the server.
• Cons: Default database result caps of 10,000 rows and 5 MiB can constrain work with larger returns.
• Cons: SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, HIPAA BAA, SAML and BYOK are not yet implemented, which may exclude it from regulated or security-sensitive deployments.
• Cons: Team pricing is per user each month, so costs rise with the number of seats.

Alternatives

For API analytics specifically, consider the API Analytics Software directory. API Analytics offers a free plan with up to 1 million stored requests per user, replacing older requests with new ones; that request-focused limit may suit users tracking API traffic rather than analyzing broad business data.

Apirelio may suit API event analytics: its Growth plan is $19 a month after a 14-day free trial and includes 2M events/month, 5 projects, 30-day retention and 5 members. BetterMeter is another freemium API-and-web option with 30-day event retention on its free plan. Helicone is worth considering for those who prioritize an open-source option; it supports API, self-hosted and web use.

KeepRouter offers a free plan for testing, prototyping and evaluation, with no monthly fee and pay-as-you-go pricing available. Langfuse may fit users seeking API, self-hosted or web deployment: its free Hobby plan includes 50k units/month, 30 days of data access and 2 users. Moesif is another freemium API analytics alternative with a 14-day trial that includes Growth features and 10,000,000 events.

Verdict

Clavio is a strong fit for analysts and team leads who want a broad analysis toolkit, visibility into how answers were produced and a path from solo work to team reporting. Its main advantage is combining varied analytical methods with inspectable results; its main drawback is that query caps and unimplemented security requirements may make it unsuitable for larger or compliance-sensitive workloads. Choose it when those constraints fit your use case, and look elsewhere if they do not.