Klime

Hand off your recurring research workto routines that watch the web for you.

AI routines search the web on schedule and send you what changed, with a source for every claim. Set it up with Klime.

4 routines

Competitive intelligence sweep

What your competitors shipped, said, and charged this week.

Mondays at 8:00
Message

Here's what changed this week:

  • Mailcove launched an AI subject line writer, free on every plan (from their changelog)
  • Postlark raised the price of its Pro plan by 15%, for lists over 10,000 contacts
  • Inkwire added SMS to its automation builder, still in beta

What it means: two of three now build AI writing into the editor. Ours is still a paid add on, worth a look before the Q4 pricing review.

Draft marketing articles

An article draft on a problem your customers keep raising, with the latest on it.

Tuesdays at 9:00
Doc

Draft: Why month end close still takes a week

The issue: finance teams automated their reports, but still lose days chasing approvals across tools.

Raised by 5 customers in the last 30 days, for example:

We have the numbers on day one. We just can't get anyone to sign off. (Head of Finance, retail)

What's new: two studies this quarter put the average close at six days, unchanged since 2022. Sources and dates are in the draft.

Our angle: the bottleneck is approvals, not data. 1,200 words, in our tone of voice, ready for your review.

Publish customer testimonials

Your best customer quotes on the website, checked and with their permission.

Mondays at 10:00
Pull request

New quote for the customers page

Maya de Vries, Head of Finance at Brightfold, in an email to support:

We closed the books in two days instead of five. The team actually leaves on time now.

Passed every check: positive, names a result, from a paying customer, and Maya said yes to being quoted on Thursday.

Skipped this week: a 3 star review on G2, and a reply that names a competitor.

Report on product usage

How customers use your product, who sticks, and who's slipping away.

Mondays at 9:00
Message

How the product did last week:

  • Activation is up: 41% of new accounts shared their first report within 7 days, up from 33%. The new template gallery did it; accounts that used a template activated twice as often.
  • Retention holds: 68% of the July cohort is still active after 8 weeks, in line with June.
  • Scheduled exports are barely used: 6% of active accounts, unchanged since launch.

The numbers, compared with the last four weeks:

  • Weekly active accounts: 1,240, up 5%
  • Activation within 7 days: 41%, up from 33%
  • Week 8 retention: 68%, flat
  • Accounts churned: 9, down from 14

My recommendation: put templates in the onboarding flow, and find out why exports don't stick before building more on them.