If a shopper abandons a cart and gets a reminder email or text a little later, there is a good chance Klaviyo sent it. The company stores each brand's customer and event data and lets marketers build automated flows, campaigns and, increasingly, AI agents on top of it. It began with Shopify merchants and now also sells to larger brands such as Warner Music Group, the San Francisco 49ers and Claire's. The company is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts.
Klaviyo sells software subscriptions to consumer brands. Email plans are priced mainly by the number of active profiles a brand stores; SMS and WhatsApp are sold as message credits; and add-ons such as Klaviyo CDP, Reviews, Customer Hub/service tools and AI agents raise spend per account. A free tier lets small stores start without a sales call, and pricing rises automatically as a merchant's list and send volume grow. Revenue expansion comes from three levers: customers growing, customers adding channels, and customers adopting more products. At June 30, 2026, 20% of ARR came from customers using three or more products and net revenue retention was 109%.