Superblocks
Also known as: Clark, Clark AI, Superblocks Clark, Superblocks 3.0
Enterprise internal app platform whose Clark AI agent generates production apps from natural language inside existing user permissions, with a knowledge graph, tiered memory and three deployment models including full cloud prem.
Superblocks is an enterprise platform for building internal applications, with Clark as its AI coding agent. Clark takes a natural language prompt and generates a production grade internal app: connected to real enterprise data, carrying the organisation design system, integrations, permissions, single sign on and audit logging automatically. It runs in a plan mode and a build mode, supports checkpoints and rollbacks, and produces React and TypeScript the customer owns outright and can sync to their own git repository.
The governance model is the differentiator and it is unusually concrete. Clark works on top of an organisation knowledge graph made of data schemas, API documentation, agent memory, existing app patterns and integration configurations. More importantly it operates inside existing user permissions across systems like Postgres, Snowflake, Salesforce and Databricks, so it can only read and generate code against data the individual builder is already authorised to see. That is permission bounded generation rather than a governance layer applied after the fact.
Memory is explicitly tiered and named: Clark User Memory, Clark Integration Memory and Clark Organization Memory. Deployment is equally explicit, with three published models. Cloud runs data and AI inference in the Superblocks cloud. Hybrid keeps production data in the customer virtual private cloud while only non production data reaches Clark. Cloud-Prem places the entire platform including AI inference inside the customer AWS, GCP or Azure account while Superblocks continues to manage it.
The honest limits are packaging rather than capability. The two upper memory tiers, single sign on, audit logs, source control, secrets management, observability pipelines and VPC deployment are all Enterprise only, so the self serve tier is a genuinely smaller product. Agent consumption bills in Governed Agent Units on top of the base price, and the consumption rate per unit of work is not published.
Vendor details
Canonical URL
https://www.superblocks.com
Category
Agent builder
Subcategory
AI generated internal applications with enterprise governance
Funding status
Private, 60M USD raised in total including a 23M USD round from Spark Capital, Kleiner Perkins, Meritech Capital and Greenoaks announced alongside the Clark launch. New York based, CEO Brad Menezes.
Company status
independent
Use cases & customers
Primary use cases
Target customers
Deployment options
Integrations
50+ integrations across databases, APIs, SaaS and cloud services including Postgres, Snowflake, Salesforce, Databricks and Slack. Enterprise adds an Admin MCP surface, source control through GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps, secrets management via AWS Secret Manager, Azure Key Vault, Google Cloud Secret Manager and HashiCorp Vault, embedded applications and a private package registry. Two way local editing with VS Code, Cursor or the Superblocks CLI, and generated React and TypeScript that the customer fully owns and can push to their own git repository.
In practice
An operations lead describes a Salesforce performance dashboard in plain language and Clark generates a working app wired to live CRM data, already carrying the company design system, permissions and audit logging.
A regulated enterprise runs Cloud-Prem so the entire platform including AI inference sits inside its own cloud account, letting business users build on production data without it ever leaving the environment.
A platform team lets analysts build their own back office tools while Clark stays inside each builder existing database permissions, so nobody can generate an app against data they could not already query.
Sources & related URLs
Research sources
Agentic Index coverage score
11.5 / 14 capabilities · 82%
| Integrations & Tool Calling50+ integrations on every tier across databases, APIs, SaaS and cloud services, with Postgres, Snowflake, Salesforce, Databricks and Slack named directly in the Clark documentation, plus centrally managed integration credentials and access control. Superblocks pricing page and Clark documentation 2026-08-07 | Full |
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| Workflow OrchestrationClark runs a plan mode then a build mode to generate a full application across multiple steps, with checkpoints and rollbacks between generations; Control Blocks build backend business logic visually with pagination, parallelisation and async handling, across staging and production environments. Superblocks Clark documentation and product pages 2026-08-07 | Full |
| Knowledge Grounding & RAGClark works on top of an explicit organisation knowledge graph comprising data schemas, API documentation, agent memory, existing app patterns and integration configurations, and generates only against data the individual builder is already authorised to see. Superblocks pricing FAQ and Clark documentation 2026-08-07 | Full |
| Human Oversight & GuardrailsPlan mode presents an approach before build mode executes it, checkpoints and rollbacks restore prior generations, generated code is reviewable React and TypeScript pushed through source control, and generation itself is bounded by each builder existing permissions so the agent cannot reach data the human could not. Superblocks Clark documentation and pricing FAQ 2026-08-07 | Full |
| Security, Identity & GovernanceSOC 2 Type II certified and HIPAA compliant with a public trust centre at trust.superblocks.com; granular RBAC, SSO with SAML and OIDC, SCIM user group syncing, secrets management through AWS Secret Manager, Azure Key Vault, Google Cloud Secret Manager or HashiCorp Vault, comprehensive audit logging across every application and user action, plus security agents and scans, a private package registry and a security centre for CVE management. Superblocks pricing page and trust centre 2026-08-07 | Full |
| Observability & AuditabilityComprehensive audit logging across every application and user action plus observability pipelines on Enterprise, alongside checkpoints, rollbacks and commit history that make every agent generation reviewable and reversible. Superblocks pricing page and Clark documentation 2026-08-07 | Full |
| Memory & State PersistenceThree explicitly named and separately packaged memory scopes: Clark User Memory on the self serve Teams tier, and Clark Integration Memory plus Clark Organization Memory on Enterprise. Agent memory is also a named component of the knowledge graph Clark builds against. Superblocks pricing comparison table 2026-08-07 | Full |
| Deployment & Data ResidencyThree published deployment models: Cloud with data and inference in the Superblocks cloud; Hybrid where production data stays in the customer virtual private cloud and only non production data reaches Clark; and Cloud-Prem where the entire platform including AI inference runs inside the customer AWS, GCP or Azure account while Superblocks manages it. Superblocks deployment overview and pricing FAQ 2026-08-07 | Full |
| Prebuilt Agents, Templates & PacksExisting app patterns are captured in the knowledge graph and reused to shape new generations, and 50+ preconfigured integrations ship on every tier, but no library of prebuilt agents or starter templates was documented in this pass. Superblocks pricing FAQ and Clark documentation 2026-08-07 | Partial |
| Triggers & Channel CoverageGenerated applications are the primary surface, with embedded applications and custom hosting for unlimited end users on Enterprise, but no documented inventory of event triggers, schedules or webhook entry points was retrieved in this pass. Superblocks pricing page and documentation 2026-08-07 | Partial |
| Model Flexibility & RoutingSmart Model Routing is a named Enterprise platform capability and model routing was one of the four headline additions in the Superblocks 3.0 release with AWS; under Cloud-Prem the AI inference itself runs inside the customer cloud account. Superblocks pricing page and Superblocks 3.0 announcement 2026-08-07 | Full |
| APIs, SDKs & MCP ExtensibilityAn Admin MCP surface ships on Enterprise; two way local editing with VS Code, Cursor or the Superblocks CLI; generated React and TypeScript fully owned by the customer and syncable to their own git repository through GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Azure DevOps; plus embedded applications and a private package registry. Superblocks pricing page and documentation 2026-08-07 | Full |
| Testing, Debugging & OptimizationAutomated app testing is documented as part of the Clark build flow and Control Blocks support debugging, testing and optimisation with AI, but this is application testing rather than an agent evaluation harness with scoring or regression suites. Superblocks Clark documentation and product blog 2026-08-07 | Partial |
| Browser & Computer UseClark acts through database connections, APIs, integrations and code generation; no browser control, page navigation or computer use capability is documented anywhere on the product surface. Superblocks Clark documentation 2026-08-07 | Unable to verify |
The Agentic Index coverage score grades every vendor Full, Partial or Unable to verify against the same 14 buyer facing capabilities, from public evidence only. Each capability links to how all vendors in the index score on it. How this evidence is graded
Pricing
100 USD per month billed annually, or 125 USD billed monthly
base subscription plus Governed Agent Units plus hosted apps
Included quota
Teams includes 100 Governed Agent Units per month, one hosted app, staging and production environments, 50+ integrations, Clark User Memory and up to 15 builders. Enterprise adds organisation level GAU top ups shared across the team.
What is public
Both tiers, the monthly and annual base prices, included Governed Agent Units, builder ceiling, hosted app allowance, the additional app rate and a full feature comparison table are published openly on the pricing page. Only Enterprise pricing and GAU consumption rates are withheld.
Billing mechanics
A flat base price per team rather than per seat, with the Teams tier scaling to 15 builders at no additional seat cost. Annual billing saves 20 percent against monthly. Agent consumption meters separately in Governed Agent Units. Enterprise is quoted per organisation with custom terms, dedicated account team and uptime SLAs.
Cost watchouts
The Teams tier is gated well below enterprise readiness: SSO and SAML, audit logs, source control, secrets management, observability pipelines, embedded applications, VPC deployment, smart model routing and both upper memory tiers are Enterprise only. Any security review that asks for SSO or audit logs forces a jump to custom pricing. Agent work consumes Governed Agent Units beyond the included 100 per month, and hosted apps beyond the first cost 10 USD each per month, so both the agent and the app count scale independently of the base price.
Variable cost rationale
The base price is public and exact and the per app rate is a published flat 10 USD, so most of the bill is predictable. The genuine variable is Governed Agent Unit consumption, which is bounded by a defined included allowance and topped up through defined packs rather than metered without limit. Graded medium rather than high on that basis, and deliberately one step below retool, whose hourly agent billing at model dependent rates has no comparable ceiling.
Additional watchouts
Do not read the 100 USD base as the cost of running Superblocks. It buys the platform, not the agent work, and it excludes every enterprise control.
Overage / add-ons
Agent usage beyond the included 100 Governed Agent Units per month is bought through GAU packs as an add on, with organisation level top ups shared across the team on Enterprise. Hosted apps beyond the first are billed at 10 USD per app per month.
Sales call required
Mixed (some tiers require a call)
Free / trial
14 day free trial on Teams; no permanent free tier
Lowest paid plan
Teams
Commercial notes
Unusual in this category for not charging per builder seat inside the Teams tier, which makes it cheap for a small team to give many people building access. The trade is that everything an enterprise security review asks for sits behind the custom tier.
Key ambiguities
The consumption rate is the gap. Superblocks does not publish how much real agent work one Governed Agent Unit buys, nor the price of a GAU pack, so the 100 included units cannot be translated into a number of app builds. An AI credit use policy and a GAU documentation page exist but were not retrieved in this pass.
Missing data
Governed Agent Unit consumption rate per unit of work, GAU pack pricing, and Enterprise base pricing.
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