Cleric
by Cleric
AI agents that verify every production change
Reviewed by the the30top research team · Last reviewed 2026-10-27
Overview
Cleric watches production changes after they merge, verifies their effect under live traffic, triages alerts and opens fix pull requests for approval. It maps services, dependencies and ownership, and starts with read access by default, adding write access when a team is ready. Pricing is usage shaped, with changes verified at $1 and alerts investigated at $5 inside monthly plans. The trade-off is that integrations and compliance details beyond SOC 2 Type II are thin on the site, and fixes still wait on a human reviewer.
Our verdict
A focused agent that treats every deploy as something to verify, with unusually open pricing. Check integration coverage with the vendor before committing.
Best for
Engineering teams that want continuous verification of every deploy plus alert triage.
Avoid if
You need a broad published integration list or compliance certifications beyond SOC 2.
Pros
- Public plan prices with per-event rates
- Free evaluation credits with no time limit
- Starts read-only and adds write access when ready
Cons
- Few integrations are named on the site
- Fixes depend on human approval
- Evaluation credits require approval first
Key capabilities
Frequently asked questions
How much does Cleric cost?
Plans are listed at $700 a month for Team, $1,500 for Pro and $3,000 for Scale, with custom Enterprise pricing. Cleric also lists $1 per change verified and $5 per alert investigated.
Can Cleric change my infrastructure by itself?
Cleric opens pull requests for your approval and says it has read access by default, with write access granted when you are ready.
Does Cleric train on my data?
Cleric says your data is encrypted everywhere and never used for training, and that it holds SOC 2 Type II compliance.