Stop finding out about price hikes the hard way.

Clarisse reads the fine print on your broadband, energy, mobile, banking, and insurance, and surfaces published updates so you have more time to consider your options.

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You're not imagining it. Contracts really are getting harder to keep up with.

The average UK household juggles seven contracts and subscriptions at once. Most people don't find out about a price rise until it's already hit their account, and by then it's too late to do much about it.

£576 — what Brits believe they overpay each year on poor-value contracts and subscriptions they didn't notice change. (Source: Yonder / Citizens Advice, 2023)
45% — of people on a new broadband deal who didn't realise a price rise was built into their contract from day one. (Source: Ofcom Connected Nations, 2023)

Peace of mind. Simplified.

Clarisse keeps a plain-English record of what you're actually signed up to, so nothing changes behind your back without you knowing.

Plain-English alerts

No legal jargon, no 40-page T&Cs. Just what changed and why it matters, in a sentence you'll actually read.
Earlier visibility

Clarisse monitors for published price rises, cover changes, and upcoming auto-renewals so you can review them with more notice.
One place for everything

Broadband, energy, mobile, banking, insurance, streaming. Every contract you hold, tracked in one spot instead of scattered across inboxes and apps.

Built to actually get used

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Pick your providers from a list. No bank login required to get started.
Your contract passport

A living record of your service details and the published updates Clarisse has detected.
Alerts you can trust

Every alert shows its source and how confident we are it applies to you — not just an AI guess dressed up as fact.
Nothing to sell you

Clarisse does not accept commission from the providers it monitors. We do not rank or recommend providers.

We don't get paid by the companies we're watching. That's the whole point.

Comparison sites make money when you switch. Clarisse doesn't take a penny from Barclays, Octopus, EE, Aviva, or anyone else on your list. That means there's no reason to nudge you anywhere you don't actually need to go — just an honest heads-up about what's changed.

Currently tracking terms and pricing across: Energy, Broadband, Mobile, Banking, Insurance, Streaming, Utilities.

Your service terms can change. Keeping track should be simpler.

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Clarisse provides information and organisation tools. It does not provide financial, legal, insurance, switching or personalised advice.