Clarion CI Pricing

Better conversations without another subscription

Start with 60 free Clarion conversation minutes. When you need more, add 300 minutes for $100. No monthly commitment required.

60 minutes

Included free when you create your Clarion account.

$100

Adds 300 Clarion conversation minutes to your account.

No subscription

Purchase more conversation time only when you need it.

Simple, pay-as-you-go pricing

Use Clarion first. Buy more when it's useful.

Every account starts with enough free conversation time to experience Clarion with your own meetings before deciding whether you want more.

Additional Clarion time

$100 / 300 minutes

Add conversation minutes to your account whenever you're ready for another meeting.

Your Clarion experience includes:

  • Conversation analysis for your meetings
  • Conversational intelligence reports
  • Communication and interaction insights
  • Participant viewpoints and areas of agreement
  • Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams support
  • Access to reports shared with you at no charge

Your first 60 conversation minutes are included with your account.

Start at $0

Your first 60 minutes are on us

Clarion is easier to understand by using it. Create your account, bring Clarion into a real conversation, and review the resulting insights before you spend anything.

If Clarion becomes useful to you, add more minutes. If you only need to view reports someone shares with you, you can continue doing that without purchasing conversation time.

Use your free minutes to:

  • Analyze a Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams conversation
  • Generate conversational intelligence insights
  • Review communication patterns after the meeting
  • Explore participant viewpoints and areas of alignment
  • Experience Clarion before deciding whether to purchase more time

How it works

Conversation minutes are exactly what they sound like

Your balance corresponds to the amount of meeting time Clarion can observe.

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Start with 60 free minutes

Your account begins with conversation time you can use to try Clarion with your own meeting.

2

Minutes follow meeting time

A roughly 30-minute Clarion observation uses roughly 30 minutes from your available balance.

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Add more whenever you need them

Purchase another 300 minutes for $100 instead of maintaining a recurring monthly subscription.

No subscription just to keep your account

Your CivilTalk account remains useful even when you aren't purchasing conversation time. You can view reports shared with you for free and add Clarion minutes when you're ready to run your own meetings.

Start Free
Up to 90 minutes per recording If your conversation runs longer, start another Clarion observation to continue.
No meeting-count limit Your available minute balance — not a fixed number of meetings — determines how much Clarion you can use.
Shared reports stay free to view You only need conversation minutes when you want Clarion to observe meetings of your own.

Pricing questions

A few things worth knowing

Do I need a subscription to use Clarion?

No. New accounts start with 60 free conversation minutes. If you want additional Clarion meeting time, you can purchase another 300 minutes for $100.

What happens when my 60 free minutes run out?

Your account remains available. Purchase additional minutes when you want Clarion to observe another meeting.

How many meetings do 300 minutes cover?

It depends on meeting length. For example, 300 minutes can cover approximately ten 30-minute meetings or five 60-minute meetings.

Do I pay to view a report someone shared with me?

No. Viewing Clarion reports shared with your account does not require you to purchase conversation minutes.

Where can I find more detailed information about conversation minutes?

The Support Center has a dedicated guide covering conversation-minute balances, meeting length, purchasing additional time, and related questions.

View the Conversation Minutes guide →

See what Clarion reveals in your next conversation

Create a free account and start with 60 conversation minutes, or schedule a demo with the CivilTalk team.