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Your whole Klaviyo account.
One page. On your phone.

Klaviyo makes you dig through separate reports, and it has no mobile app. Dash AI puts your revenue, account health, and plain-English insights on a single page that works anywhere.

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Read-only API key. Dash can see your Klaviyo data, it can never send or change anything. No card required.

Why this exists

We built it for ourselves first

We run email and SMS for ecommerce brands at Razi & Co. Keeping tabs on Klaviyo accounts meant clicking through a pile of reports, and there was no way to check anything properly from a phone. So we built one page that shows everything, and made it work on mobile. It turned out too useful to keep to ourselves, so it's now open as a free beta.

What you get

Everything Klaviyo knows, in plain English

One dashboard with everything

Revenue, campaigns vs. flows, deliverability, list growth, signup forms, SMS ROI, and an account health score. No digging through reports.

Actually works on your phone

Klaviyo has no mobile app and the site isn't mobile friendly. Dash is built for your phone, so you can check your whole account in thirty seconds.

AI insights with dollar figures

What's working, what's worth fixing, and an estimated monthly revenue range on each opportunity so you know what to do first.

Ask Dash anything

Type or talk to it about your account. Ask why revenue dipped, which campaign underperformed, or what to focus on next.

Send insights anywhere

Every insight has a Send button: email it to a teammate, post it to Slack, or turn it into a ClickUp task in one tap.

White-label reports

Clean PDF reports with your own logo and name on them, plus read-only share links that expire after 7 days.

The full list

Every feature, spelled out

See everything

Revenue attributionWhat Klaviyo made, and its share of total store revenue.
Campaigns vs. flowsSplit by channel, email and SMS, with period comparisons.
Account health scoreOne grade built from revenue share, trend, deliverability, coverage, and list health.
Per-send detailEvery campaign and every flow: sends, opens, clicks, orders, revenue.
Deliverability vs. benchmarksBounce, spam, and unsubscribe rates against Klaviyo benchmarks.
Buying journey funnelWhere shoppers drop off, from product view to placed order.

Grow the list

List growth & audience flowNet growth, who joined, who left, every 30 days.
Signup form funnelViews, submissions, and submit rate at the top of your list growth.
Flow coverageThe six core money flows, and which ones you're missing.
SMS contributionRevenue per SMS send, next to email for comparison.
Klaviyo cost checkEstimates your Klaviyo bill from your audience size and flags overpaying.
A/B learningsYour test results accumulate into an ongoing playbook.

Act on it

AI insights with dollar figuresWhat's working and what's worth fixing, each opportunity sized in $/month.
Underperformer flagsCampaigns below your own account average, called out by name.
Ask Dash, by text or voiceAsk anything about your account. Hands-free mode talks back.
Send anywhereAny insight to email, Slack, or a ClickUp task in one tap.
Alerts that matterSpam and bounce spikes, anomalies, send-fatigue, plan limits. Email, push, or Slack.
Monday BriefA 30-second digest of last week, delivered Sunday night.

Run it your way

Unlimited accountsConnect every Klaviyo account you manage, switch in one tap.
Portfolio viewAll your accounts rolled up into one comparison.
White-label reportsPDF reports with your logo and name, any date range, any sections.
Share linksRead-only dashboard links that expire after 7 days.
Team rolesInvite editors and viewers. Clients see, they can't break.
Claude access (MCP)Query all your accounts from Claude. More below.
Multi-account MCP for Claude

Every Klaviyo account you manage, inside Claude. One connector.

Klaviyo's own Claude connector binds to one account, with no switcher. If you run multiple stores or clients, that's a dead end. Dash flips it: connect all your Klaviyo accounts in Dash, plug Dash into Claude once, and Claude can read and compare every one of them.

  1. Connect your Klaviyo accounts in Dash (read-only keys).
  2. Add the Dash connector to Claude. Takes one paste.
  3. Ask Claude anything, across every account at once.

Read-only, scoped to your accounts, and it works in Claude chat, Claude Code, and Cowork.

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✳ Claude, connected to Dash
Compare my Klaviyo accounts by revenue this month
Across your 3 connected accounts:
Store A$807,450 +5.8%
Store B$291,880 +12.1%
Store C$96,140 −3.4%
Store C's dip traces to a paused welcome flow. Want the detail?
For agencies and multi-store operators

Every client account, one login

Connect as many Klaviyo accounts as you manage and switch between them in one tap. Roll them up into a portfolio comparison, invite teammates or clients as editors or viewers, and send white-label reports that look like yours, because they are.

Unlimited account switchingPortfolio roll-up viewTeam roles: editor and viewerYour logo on every report
Pricing

Free while it's in beta

$0 during beta

Paid plans come later, priced reasonably, with plenty of notice before anything changes. Never a surprise charge.

  • Every feature included, no card required
  • Unlimited accounts, reports, and alerts
  • AI assistant included (runs on generous credits)
  • Cancel or delete your data any time
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FAQ

Quick answers

Can Dash change anything in my Klaviyo account?＋
No. Dash is read-only and we recommend connecting with a read-only API key, so write access is impossible by design. It never sends campaigns or edits anything.
How long does setup take?＋
About a minute. Create a free account, paste a read-only Klaviyo API key, and your dashboard builds itself.
Is it really free?＋
Yes, every feature is free while we're in beta. The AI assistant runs on credits, so extremely heavy use can run out. Everything else is unlimited.
Who's behind it?＋
Razi & Co., an email and SMS agency for ecommerce brands. We built Dash for our own client accounts first and opened it up when it proved too useful to keep internal.