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Clairvo: an AI power dialer at a million dollars in ARR, about 90% built with Claude Code

An AI-enabled power dialer for sales teams in call-heavy industries such as HVAC, plumbing and roofing, built to raise the share of calls that get picked up.

a million dollars in ARRper year, founder, video published May 2026, as claimed

Verification
Self-reported Number stated in a post or interview. Not independently verified.
App type
SaaS & tools
Currency
US dollars (USD)
Built with
Claude Code, Codex
Got customers via
Warm network, YouTube
Prior audience
About 500K YouTube subscribers and 700K Instagram followers (his X bio); also runs an AI automation agency and a paid community (source)
Source
Nick Saraev (founder), own YouTube channel on YouTube, May 20, 2026

“we just hit a million dollars in ARR with our SaaS product... I know the whole point of this video is that we built it with Claude code. Um, I would say that's like 90% true.”

Nick Saraev (founder), own YouTube channel on YouTube, May 20, 2026

Editor's note: By his own deal maths (about 300k ARR per 100-seat deal), the million comes from a handful of mid-market contracts, so a few customers carry most of the revenue. He says the 'built with Claude Code' title is 'like 90% true': the team also used DeepSeek for long-running refactors and increasingly uses Codex because of token costs. The video doubles as a pitch for Clairvo and for his paid community. Some client-impact figures in the video contradict each other (per year vs per month), so they are not used here. An auto-dialer is a regulated product in many places; the video does not cover compliance.

How they got customers

High-touch sales to mid-market and larger companies in call-heavy industries, rolled out to their existing calling teams; one early rollout was at one of his own eight-figure clients. On X he says a single 15-minute YouTube video drove 75 leads for Clairvo.

Steps to try

  1. Pick an expensive, painful problem that companies will pay real money to fix, not a lukewarm nice-to-have like a to-do app.

    From the source
  2. Have Claude spawn parallel subagents that each propose many different ways to move your key metric, then throw out the junk by hand and build the few ideas that work.

    From the source
  3. Pick a price, sell it, and keep raising it while people keep paying; Clairvo went from about 100 to 250 a month per seat.

    From the source
  4. Keep the codebase model-agnostic so you can switch between Claude Code, Codex and other models as token costs change.

    From the source
  5. With only a few large customers, watch concentration risk, and check calling and consent rules before selling any auto-dialer.

    Our suggestion

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Quick answers

How much does Clairvo make?

Clairvo reports a million dollars in ARR (per year, founder, video published May 2026, as claimed). Source: Nick Saraev (founder), own YouTube channel, May 20, 2026. Proof level: Self-reported. Number stated in a post or interview. Not independently verified.

What was Clairvo built with?

The source says it was built with Claude Code and Codex.

How did Clairvo get customers?

Main growth channels: Warm network and YouTube. High-touch sales to mid-market and larger companies in call-heavy industries, rolled out to their existing calling teams; one early rollout was at one of his own eight-figure clients. On X he says a single 15-minute YouTube video drove 75 leads for Clairvo.

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