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About Corlarity

Corlarity exists to solve a problem most B2B companies don't know they have yet: AI systems decide whether buyers ever hear your name.

How buyers find companies has shifted three times in thirty years: trade directories, then search engines, now AI. Each shift rewarded the companies that adapted early and punished the ones that waited. The companies making themselves readable to AI today are compiling the record those systems draw on when they answer. The ones that wait hand that head start to competitors.

The methodology is a three-layer diagnostic that measures whether AI can read your data, whether you have content for what buyers research, and whether AI-referred visitors convert. The principle is simple: if AI can't understand your business, it can't recommend you. And if it can't recommend you, buyers go elsewhere without ever knowing you existed.

Corlarity was founded by Chip Cox. Chip has spent 30 years in B2B marketing, advertising, and digital strategy, working across industries that include industrial automation, robotics, CNC machinery, servo motors, industrial cutting machinery, climate control systems, refrigeration, finance, insurance, printing, and specialty manufacturing. He has been building websites since the 1990s, from small manufacturers to Fortune 500 enterprises. He watched each of those shifts from the inside.

Chip handles every engagement directly. No account managers, no handoffs. Headquartered in Round Rock, Texas, working with companies across the United States.

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