The homepage sells "agentic AI" first, and Autopilot, the AI the website conversion research, costs from $199 a month with the first month free. But that price only appears in an FAQ on two landing pages. The pricing page says "Every Feature in Every Plan" and lists $0 to $399 plans without Autopilot, and pricing.md, written for AI agents, does not mention it either. A visitor or an assistant can only conclude that the AI agent is in the $39 plan, or that it is not for sale.
First action
Add an Autopilot section to pricing.md today.
How to measure it
Autopilot trials from the pricing page
- Now
- –
- Target
- +50%
- By
- 60 days
Steps
Agree the wording
Scope today, price, free month, approvals.
Product Manager, AI the website conversion research 2 hours
Update pricing.md
An Autopilot section and table row.
SEO Lead 1 hour
Add the tier
Card or add-on on /pricing.
Web Designer 1 day
Change the headline
Every feature, plus the agent.
Head of Marketing 1 hour
Link from the homepage
AI agent block to the tier.
Web Designer 1 hour
Track
Trials by entry page.
PPC Manager 1 day
Ask the assistants
What does Claspo's AI agent cost, in two weeks.
SEO Lead 2 weeks
Why it works
Add Autopilot as a clear tier or add-on on /pricing and in pricing.md: what it does today (one goal, list growth), from $199 with the plan included, first month free, approval on every launch. Change the headline to "Every feature in every plan. Add Autopilot to have the AI agent run it for you." Link the homepage "Let AI agent run the whole setup" block to it, and track Autopilot trials started from the pricing page.
Pricing is where buyers decide, and assistants answer "how much is Claspo's AI agent?" from the pricing page and pricing.md. Showing the tier turns the homepage's main promise into a sale and gives Pro users a visible upgrade.
Ready to use
ChecklistAutopilot on pricing
[ ] pricing.md: Autopilot section with price, free month and current scope [ ] /pricing: Autopilot card or add-on [ ] Headline: every feature in every plan, plus the agent [ ] Homepage AI block links to the tier [ ] FAQ on /l/cro-audit and /l/ai-cro-agency points to /pricing [ ] Trials tracked by entry page [ ] Re-ask assistants in two weeks
Risks and how to handle them
Some visitors think the agent costs extra for features they already have
Say clearly that every Pro feature stays in every plan; Autopilot is the service that runs them.
Beta scope changes
Date the scope line and update it with each release.
Evidence
- Your websitePricing page: headline "Truly Unlimited, Every Feature in Every Plan"; a pageview slider, a Free plan at $0 ("All features", one website, "'Powered by Claspo' badge included") and Enterprise & Agency ("Let's talk"). It does not mention Autopilot, the AI the website conversion research, or its price. A link says "Are you an AI agent? See machine-readable pricing".Source
- Your websiteMachine-readable pricing (pricing.md, "Last checked: 2026-10-19"): Pro 50 $39/mo (50,000 pageviews, 1 site), Pro 100 $69, Pro 250 $99, Pro 500 $159, Pro 1000 $249, Pro 2000 $399; annual 25% less; 14-day free trial; "Every plan includes every feature." Overage: "When an account reaches its monthly pageview limit, its widgets stop showing until the next month or until it moves to a higher plan." "Extra pageviews cannot be bought separately." No mention of Autopilot.Source
- Your websiteAI conversion review and AI the website conversion research pages (/l/cro-audit, /l/ai-cro-agency, marked BETA): three AI agents (CRO Strategist, Campaign Builder, Campaign Optimizer) audit the store and propose campaigns the merchant approves. "Autopilot, the AI the website conversion research that researches your store, costs from $199 a month, plan included. The first month is free." Today it runs "one goal: a bigger subscriber list"; segment campaigns and sales goals are "where the service is heading next". Discounts are "tailored by segment, so shoppers likely to buy anyway receive smaller offers or none."Source
- Your websiteHomepage: "Powered by agentic AI", "Pop-up builder that converts more"; "Claspo's AI agent is trained on 1.6B pop-up impressions on 100K+ sites"; ratings 4.9 Shopify, 5.0 WordPress, G2. Template tiles show average conversion rates (gamified discount 9%, branching popup 7.2%, discount coupon 6.2%, exit-intent 5.8%, quiz 5%, newsletter 4%, welcome offer 3.8%), but "Countdown timer" and "Cart abandonment" show none.Source
- Job postA marketing-lead job post (DOU, July 20, 2026; now closed): Claspo is "a Ukrainian MarTech SaaS operating globally since 2022"; the goal is "scaling MRR to $70K"; the ideal customer is "Shopify DTC brands with 50K-1M monthly visitors"; competitors "OptiMonk, Wisepops, Privy, and others". Channels: brand (Reddit, LinkedIn, Shopify/Klaviyo communities), partnerships, marketplaces (Shopify App Store), SEO "including LLM/AI visibility", and PPC. A team is in place for content, SEO, PPC, templates, design and lifecycle; the role reports to the Founder & CEO.Source