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Contact us if your use case needs context beyond the self-serve path.

CLARIXO is built for experienced teams that can evaluate and integrate directly. Self-serve evaluation is the default path. Use this page only if you want to share additional context about a complex use case, partnership discussion, or integration situation that is easier to explain directly.

Direct path first
CLARIXO assumes experienced teams can start directly. Use this order unless your situation genuinely needs extra context.
  • 1. Start API evaluation directly when you want to test fit without waiting on manual review.
  • 2. Review the API overview so the runtime-layer scope and current access model are clear before setup.
  • 3. Read the integration docs when you are ready to map the actual request/response contract.
  • 4. Continue through pricing when evaluation is complete and you want to move into paid usage.
  • 5. Use this page only for extra context if you have a non-standard use case, partnership discussion, or integration situation you want to explain directly.
Integration success criteria
A first integration is considered successful when the minimum runtime and continuity signals are visible, not just when a request is sent.
  • Project readiness: you have a live project identity and usable API key path.
  • Runtime path: you can send a minimum working request and confirm that CLARIXO is actually in the request path.
  • Basic observability: you can read core runtime state needed for setup and validation.
  • Continuation path: you understand how evaluation can move forward into paid usage through the appropriate next step.
Access boundary
CLARIXO is designed for experienced B2B teams that can evaluate and integrate directly. This page is a secondary contact surface, not the primary access path.
  • Default path: self-serve evaluation is the main starting point.
  • Use this page when needed: share context here only if your situation is unusual or easier to explain directly.
  • No artificial gate: this page is not intended to slow down teams that already know how they want to evaluate.
  • Continuation path: once evaluation is validated, paid usage should continue through the normal next step.
Contact boundary
This page is for lightweight contact, not for promise-heavy onboarding. It exists to let experienced teams share context when email alone is too thin.
  • Best use: complex use cases, partnership context, or non-standard integration questions.
  • Default assumption: most teams should start through the self-serve evaluation path and docs.
  • No implied service tier: submitting this form does not create a staffed support or consulting channel.
  • Next step: once evaluation is validated, teams can continue through the standard paid path.
Contact form
This form is a lightweight contact surface for non-standard context. It is not the primary path for starting evaluation.
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What to expect
  • Integration Preview is the normal starting point
  • This page is only for sharing extra context when needed
  • Direct email remains available at contact@clarixo.fun
  • Project context can still be preserved when moving into paid usage
Integration success criteria
  • A live project state is visible, rather than only a submitted message.
  • The minimum request path works with CLARIXO actually in the loop.
  • Basic operational signals needed for setup and validation can be read.
  • The team understands how runtime review moves into paid usage.
Current access boundary
  • Integration Preview already exists and should be the default path for experienced teams.
  • This page exists only for non-standard context, not as a required gate before runtime review.
  • Contact may be useful for partnership discussions, unusual rollout needs, or integration context that is easier to explain directly.
  • This page is a lightweight contact surface, not an approval workflow.
Contact boundary
  • No staffed customer-support queue is implied by this form.
  • No manual onboarding path is promised by default.
  • Most teams should use docs and Integration Preview first.
  • Paid usage should still move through the normal next step after runtime review.
Best fit right now
  • Teams already shipping or close to shipping AI features
  • Teams needing clearer provider routing and fallback control
  • Teams wanting guard and explainability without replacing model providers
Next steps
  • Open the API overview for runtime-layer positioning and runtime contract details.
  • Use Integration Preview to start or continue runtime review.
  • Read Docs when you want the technical integration path and manual stack.
  • Treat rollout as ready only after live project state, minimum-path verification, core runtime signals, and paid-usage readiness are all visible.
  • Move to pricing when runtime review is complete and you want paid usage.
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