cloro is a data API that returns parsed answers from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot and Google for teams that measure or build on search and AI visibility.
People now read one AI answer instead of ten links. That answer differs by model, by country and by week, and it cites sources nobody chose. Collecting it reliably is a full-time engineering job. cloro does that work so that each customer does not have to build its own collector.
Get the full answer from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini or Copilot, with every source it cited and every brand it named.
The SERP API returns organic results, AI Overviews, AI Mode and Google News as parsed fields. Rankings and AI citations come from one source.
Choose the country, and on the AI engines the US state. Your numbers then match the market you sell in.
SerpApi covers classic engines but not ChatGPT, Perplexity or Copilot. DataForSEO splits its data across dozens of APIs. cloro puts eight surfaces behind one API.
Bright Data returns the raw response, and you maintain the parser. cloro returns the answer, the sources and the positions, and absorbs markup changes for you.
A Google call with AI Overview costs $1.25 to $2.00 per 1,000. DataForSEO charges $4 and SerpApi $2 to $4 for the same call.
Sign up and make a request in minutes, with no sales call or KYC wait. Bright Data puts that wait at three to five business days. Monthly plans have no contract.
We run no residential network and recruit no peers. We ask the providers behind our IPs for evidence of how they source them.
Sign up, take the API key and start on the free tier. The docs cover everything from the first request to production. A request returns in 30 to 45 seconds on average. We retry a failed request up to 10 times, and you pay only for results we deliver. For questions, use the contact form.
Read our terms, privacy policy and data processing agreement. We send our security and IP-sourcing statements on request.
No. cloro is the data layer, and several AI-visibility and SEO dashboards are built on it. If you want finished reports instead of raw data, a dashboard is the better fit.
No. OpenRouter and LiteLLM give you access to models through their APIs. cloro returns what the consumer apps, such as ChatGPT and Perplexity, show their users, with the sources they cite.
No. A proxy provider sells IPs and leaves the request and parsing to you. cloro sends the request, handles blocks and returns the parsed result.
Track your brand and your competitors across global SERPs, with low latency.
