The handy feedback collection tool you didn't know you needed - built to turn quiet product moments into the customer signals teams actually act on.
Leading CS teams aren't working harder. They have AI agents doing the heavy lifting.
ClientSuccess is betting that the most important sale begins after the contract is signed - when onboarding, product use, human judgment and renewal risk finally have to live in the same room.

The AI customer success platform Kovai.co built to fight churn - launched in 2023, retired in 2024, and a candid lesson in how hard the customer success market is to crack.
Clootrack is an AI-driven customer experience analytics platform that helps enterprises understand the 'why' behind customer behavior. It ingests structured and unstructured feedback - surveys, reviews, call transcripts, chats, social and support tickets - across 95+ languages and 1,000+ integrations, then applies unsupervised thematic analysis and GenAI agents to surface the drivers of churn, NPS, returns and satisfaction in near real time. Founded in 2017 by serial entrepreneurs Shameel Abdulla and Subbakrishna Rao, the company positions itself as a faster, more granular alternative to survey-first Voice-of-Customer suites.
Rinsed is a New York-based vertical SaaS company that builds a customer relationship management (CRM) platform purpose-built for the car wash industry. It plugs into a wash's existing point-of-sale hardware and helps operators grow and retain unlimited-wash membership subscriptions through automated email and text marketing, online sign-ups, churn-reduction tools, salesperson coaching, and business analytics. Founded in 2019 and backed by Founders Fund, Bedrock Capital, VMG Technology and Y Combinator, Rinsed serves more than 3,000 car washes across the U.S. and Canada.
Vitally is a New York-based customer success platform for B2B SaaS companies. It unifies product usage, billing, CRM and support data into a single workspace so customer success managers can score account health, automate playbooks, collaborate with customers and cut churn. Its AI Copilot layers summaries, meeting notes and natural-language insights on top of that data. Founded in 2017 by Jamie Davidson and Patrick Vatterott out of Techstars NYC, Vitally has raised roughly $40 million and counts Zapier, Productboard, Mixpanel and Gorgias among its customers.
serviceMob is an Irvine, California enterprise software company that calls itself the Answer Engine for Customer Service and Support. Born as an academic project at MIT, it unifies the scattered 'dark data' of the service journey - CRM, contact center, workforce management, and ticketing systems - into a single behavioral data ontology it calls Ontolytics. Instead of reporting traditional KPIs like average handle time and CSAT, the platform models each customer experience as structured data to find and prevent the root causes of repeat contacts. Delivered by embedded Forward Deployed Engineers, serviceMob says it has driven more than $75M in client savings and eliminated hundreds of thousands of repeat contacts.

Nick Mehta co-founded Gainsight in 2013 and spent 13 years as CEO building the defining customer success platform - growing it from a startup into a $1.1 billion unicorn acquired by Vista Equity Partners, and in the process creating an entirely new job category of Customer Success Manager now held by hundreds of thousands of professionals worldwide. A Harvard-educated biochemist turned serial entrepreneur with a penchant for Taylor Swift parody rap videos, he stepped down as CEO in August 2025 to make way for his hand-picked successor while continuing on the board.

Val Geisler is a lifecycle marketing strategist and VP of Partner Programs at Digioh, best known for founding Fix My Churn and creating the 'Dinner Party Strategy' — a behavior-driven email onboarding framework that has powered 209% conversion lifts for SaaS and ecommerce brands. With 12+ years at the intersection of customer empathy and marketing systems, she has built advocacy programs at Klaviyo, grown retention email to 25% of company revenue at ByHeart, and hosted the Ecommerce Marketing School podcast. Her philosophy: emails are relationships, not broadcasts.