The questions we get asked most.

A business development platform for recruitment agencies. It watches for buying signals across companies in your market, keeps the ones worth writing to in live research lists, finds the decision makers behind them, runs multi-step email and social outreach, and sorts the replies into one inbox.

Recruitment agencies and in-house recruitment teams doing outbound business development. It is built around a recruiter's day rather than a sales team's, which is why everything starts from a signal rather than from a list of companies.

No. Cleyo is the business development layer that sits in front of one, and it integrates with your ATS rather than replacing it. Loxo is connected with two-way sync.

A database sells you a list and leaves the timing to you. Cleyo starts from live evidence that something has changed at a company, then finds the people worth writing to there, so the reason to reach out comes before the contact does.

No. Cleyo sends from the mailbox and social account your team already uses, and the replies land in the same inbox they always did, plus a unified one inside Cleyo.

Open roles and how long the oldest one has run, funding rounds, headcount growth, company news, new markets and offices, leadership changes, tech stack moves and buying intent. Hiring is the loudest of them, not the only one: a company that raised last month is worth writing to before the first role is even posted.

Job title, seniority, city or region, HQ country, industry, headcount, funding stage, total raised, revenue, buying intent, how recently a role was posted, remote or hybrid, tech stack, and whether the company is a Y Combinator alum. You can also just describe what you want in plain English.

A living list of companies you care about. You start it from a search, an import or a handful of names, and it stays as a working surface rather than a result you have to run again. New matches keep arriving in it.

Anything you would otherwise open ten tabs to answer: latest news, open roles, headcount trend, competitors, an opening line, or your own question in plain English. Cleyo answers it for every company in the list at once.

Live web sources, job boards and verified business data. Every answer is written back with the source it was based on, so you can check any cell rather than taking it on trust.

Refresh a column whenever you want the current answer. Each preset has its own sensible staleness window, so a funding answer is not treated as fresh for as long as a company description.

Pull decision makers straight into the table. Cleyo finds the people whose roles match what you are selling into, with verified email addresses, without you leaving the list.

Yes. Contacts are enriched with verified business email addresses, and a contact that cannot be verified is not presented as if it could.

Email and social, in a single sequence. A campaign can open with a connection request, follow with an email, and come back on whichever channel is still open.

Yours. You connect Gmail or Microsoft 365 and messages go out from that account, so they land the way your own mail does rather than from a shared sending domain.

It drafts them from the research already on the company, in your voice, and you approve them. The point of the research is that the first line can be about them rather than about you.

The sequence pauses for that person automatically, and the reply lands in the unified inbox sorted by AI. Nobody gets a follow-up asking whether they saw the last message after they have already answered it.

No. Every campaign respects your Do-Not-Contact list and the history already on the record, which is shared across the whole team.

Sends are paced and capped per account, per channel and per day, inside your own working hours and working days. The limits are yours to set, and the sender holds to them even when a burst of work is queued at once.

No. It drafts every response in your voice, grounded in the playbook you wrote once, and it never sends on its own.

It joins your video calls as a named participant, records them, and writes up the summary, the decisions and the action items with owners. It only joins meetings your connected account is actually part of.

Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams, with Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar for scheduling.

No. Emails, replies and opens land on the contact by themselves, and Smart Lists build themselves from a rule you set once. One timeline per contact holds the companies, people, sequences and replies together.

Yes. Cleyo connects to Claude as a custom connector, so you can ask Claude to find companies with hiring signals, find the decision makers, build and write a campaign, and check your replies, all inside one chat.

The Agency plan and the 30-day free trial. On Claude's side you need a plan that supports custom connectors.

In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, and add a custom connector named Cleyo with the URL from Cleyo under Settings, MCP. Click Connect and allow access on the Cleyo screen that opens. There is no API key to manage.

No. Claude never sends anything; Cleyo sends from your own mailbox and LinkedIn once a campaign is launched, and launching always waits for your yes. Claude tells you what a paid step costs before it runs it, and nothing can be deleted from Claude.

Two per-seat plans in EUR, billed monthly or yearly, with 15% off yearly. Growth is €99 per seat per month, or €84 billed yearly. Agency is €199 per seat per month, or €169 billed yearly. Every plan comes with a 90-day money-back guarantee.

Growth is the core of Cleyo for a recruiter working solo: hiring signals, decision makers, email and LinkedIn campaigns, AI personalization, the inbox with the Reply Agent, the CRM and analytics, with 1,000 credits a month. Agency adds the AI notetaker, a team workspace with a shared CRM, the Claude connector and 3,000 credits a month.

Yes. 30 days of the full Agency plan with 1,000 credits and no card required. That is enough to run a real campaign rather than click around an empty account.

Research: hiring signals (half a credit per company), decision-maker searches (1 per search, refunded if nobody is found), adding a person to a campaign (1), AI research for a variable (half a credit per company) and Atlas research. Sending emails, LinkedIn invitations and InMails is free. The full price list is on the pricing page.

No. Each billing cycle starts with a fresh balance.

Yes, whenever. There is no notice period.

Cleyo is built for GDPR from the start: minimum collection, encryption of what is stored, audit logging, and export and deletion on request. The Trust Center sets out where data lives, what Cleyo can access, the sub-processors involved and how long anything is kept.

What it needs to send your campaigns and match replies to them. The Trust Center lists the exact scopes, and access can be revoked from your side at any time by disconnecting the account.

No. Your data is processed to produce your results, not to train a model for anybody else. AI processing is described in full in the Trust Center.

Yes. Export and deletion cover every record, including historical ones from features that have since been retired.

On a 30-day free trial of the Agency plan with 1,000 credits and no card required. That is enough to build a list, research it and run a real campaign, rather than click around an empty account.

Minutes. Connect a mailbox, connect your social channel, describe the companies you want, and the first list is there before you have finished making coffee.

Yes. Book one and we will walk through Cleyo with your own market rather than a sample account.

A person on the team that builds it. Cleyo is made by a team working across an HQ in London and dev offices in Czechia, with more than 25 years in recruitment between them.

Yes. It lets you run the social steps of a campaign from your browser, on your own account.