Pricing comparison

Watch: Pricing was not disclosed; a build with, highly tailored delivery model can carry implementation and support cost beyond a base platform fee.

Watch: Per employee or per journey scaling and implementation services are plausible but were not disclosed on pages retrieved this session.

Watch: The tool is free, but running Crush means paying for model usage, through the developer's own provider or Hyper credits, which scales with how much coding work you drive through it.

Watch: Agent usage and number of initiatives or seats likely drive cost; not disclosed on pages retrieved this session.

Watch: Spans past the plan allowance are billed per span, and every LLM call, tool call and message turn counts as one, so busy agents add up; scores, risk checks and interventions do not create spans.

Watch: Beyond the free entry, AI Library takes full delivery ownership with build and post launch operational support, so real costs come from the enterprise engagement rather than a self serve tier.

Watch: Data Backfill is charged at $8 per user for every month backfilled, on top of the plan.

Watch: Starter Team and Growth Team require a 12 month agreement and Enterprise a 2 to 3 year agreement. The AI Agent Inbound Engine is an add on at $499 a month on Starter and $249 a month on Growth. No rate is published for use past the included credits, emails and minutes.

Watch: On premise deployment means the customer bears infrastructure and compute, and specialized model hosting may add hardware cost; not disclosed this session.

Watch: Pricing was not disclosed; loan officers use the platform heavily each day, consistent with per user seat based licensing plus implementation and integration cost.

Watch: RBAC and custom integrations start at the $5,000 Scale tier, and residency is an Enterprise term.

Watch: Tiers cap AI replies and outbound messages per month, so overage or an upgrade is likely as volume grows. Additional messaging channels are charged separately, around EUR 100 each. WhatsApp business messaging fees are billed by Meta on top, and voice usage is a further variable. Enterprise adds unlimited channels, dedicated model training and custom ERP or CRM integration work.

Monthly subscription plus included wallet credits and pay-as-you-go usage.

From $29/mo (Starter); free tier with 650K AI tokens a month

Watch: Channel volume such as voice minutes and message throughput and connected tool usage may add cost beyond the plan tier; not fully itemized this session.

Credits (10 Credits = $1) on a Free, Startup or Enterprise plan; one time reports quoted after a scan; a BYOC licence for self hosting.

$250/month (Startup)

Watch: Audits draw down Credits: a manual Website Audit costs 10 Credits per page per region, and a one time Code Audit report is quoted after the scan by repository size, domains and issues found. The subscription surfaces up to 30 issues at a time and covers one repository and one domain of typical size.

Free (75 credits); Starter $10 one-time; Pro $299/month; Enterprise pilots from $6,999/month

Watch: Credits are consumed by AI generation and workflow actions, so heavy generation or large collections can raise cost; Explorer outputs are limited to private or educational use, and commercial rights require Fashion Pro or higher.

Not disclosed. No unit of pricing is published, whether per plant, per site, per seat, per unit monitored or per tag.

Custom (contact sales)

Watch: Pricing is not published. Each customer runs in its own isolated cloud deployment, with data integration across plant systems and domain onboarding, and whether these are priced inside the platform fee or as separate lines is not published.

Custom (contact sales)

Watch: Revenue cycle tools are often priced as a percent of collections or per claim; the commercial unit was not disclosed this session.

Not public; demo-led

Watch: Cost drivers would include seats and messaging or call volume across email, SMS, WhatsApp, and phone; the customer also carries SMS compliance obligations per the terms.

Custom (contact sales); free ICD-10 tool available

Watch: Inference, not stated by the vendor: RCM tools in this category often price per provider or as a share of recovered revenue, so cost can scale with volume or collections.

Custom (contact sales)

Watch: Pricing was not disclosed; support AI platforms commonly price per resolution or by ticket volume, so cost can scale with automated ticket throughput.

Contact for pricing

Watch: Pricing was not disclosed; cost likely scales with invoice and transaction volume and connected finance systems, and a linked corporate card offering via Nium may carry its own terms.

platform fee with included application volume, usage overages, optional implementation fees; not per seat

Custom (contact sales); platform fee plus included application volume

Watch: Overages scale with applications processed or documents analyzed, and implementation and integration fees are separate.

Per test case on the Launch plan, with unlimited test executions; Scale is custom-priced

Per test case (rate not published) · Scale custom

Watch: Cost scales with coverage and execution volume; broad coverage across many workflows raises the outcome based bill.

Custom (contact sales)

Watch: Pricing was not disclosed; tenant isolated enterprise deployments with vertical data modeling and integration likely carry implementation cost plus usage or conversation based fees.

per plan per month with yearly Optimizer project and design round allowances; add on packs

Open Access free; Potato+ $1,500 per month by early access request

Watch: Add on design packs, automation packages and literature add ons extend capacity at extra cost; robot and instrument integration is Enterprise only.

Not published as a rate. The stated principle is outcome based: the customer pays for pre vetted qualified candidates rather than for job posts or clicks, with free job posting at the entry and a money back guarantee if qualified candidates do not arrive. No unit, tier or figure appears anywhere.

Free job posting and free candidate matches. Paid terms are quoted, and no figures are published.

Watch: Cost scales with hiring volume, since the billable event is a qualified candidate and Qureos decides what qualifies. No rate, cap or definition of a qualified candidate is published.

Custom (setup plus subscription plus usage)

Watch: Google Cloud compute is borne by the customer and scales with real time decision cycles; usage based licensing and setup fees add to the monthly subscription.

plan tier; prices not published

Not public; three plans (Platform, Scale, Managed) without published prices

Watch: Penetration testing, third party risk management and a dedicated CISO sit in higher plans, so expanding scope moves you up a tier.

Custom (contact sales)

Watch: Each workflow is configured around the lab's systems, decision rules and approval model and validated before use; whether that setup is charged separately is not stated.

10Web

Tiered subscription by site count, monthly AI credits, visitors, and storage; agency tiers add white label features, with API and white label pricing sales led.

From $10 per month (AI Starter, billed annually; $20 monthly)

Watch: For WooCommerce stores, third party plugins and extensions add cost beyond the subscription; monthly billing costs roughly double the annual rate, and agency white label tiers carry a 10Web billing transaction fee of up to seven percent.

11th Estate

Contingent processing fee as a percentage of recovery proceeds, with optional subscription and package fees; institutional access via API under separate agreements.

No upfront price. The Terms of Use document a processing fee as a percentage of recovered proceeds; the percentage is not published, and institutional API terms are sales led.

Watch: The percentage taken on recovered funds is not published, subscription and package fees are non refundable and can change without notice, and institutional API terms are not disclosed.

11x

quoted; basis not published

Contact sales

Watch: Not published; the quote follows a demo.

1up

Tiered subscription metered by annual questionnaire volume, with unlimited users on paid tiers; MCP tier billed per question answered.

Free plan · MCP tier from $50/mo plus $0.05 per question · Starter $300/mo · Plus $900/mo · Enterprise custom · Answer Hub $1,000/mo

Watch: Tiers cap annual questionnaire volume (Starter 1, Plus 6), so questionnaire load rather than team size drives upgrades. MCP tier automation is metered at $0.05 per question answered and is uncapped. Answer quality depends on the coverage of the connected knowledge base, a content maintenance effort.

5.Y

Not documented; enterprise engagement likely.

Contact only. As a pre seed company, 5.Y publishes no pricing for GLUCOSE, and the motion appears enterprise and contact led.

Watch: As an early stage product, pricing, terms, and scope are not established publicly.

7AI

enterprise contract

Contact sales; enterprise contracts, AWS Marketplace procurement available

Watch: Independent coverage notes the platform rewards teams with engineering capacity to tune it: budget integration and tuning effort alongside the license. PLAID managed service is a separate engagement on top of the platform.

Abnormal AI

Per user or per mailbox license. The exact unit and its rates are not disclosed.

Contact sales

Watch: The agents the product is marketed on, AI Security Mailbox, AI Phishing Coach and AI Data Analyst, are not priced or packaged publicly, so a platform quote may not cover them.

Abridge

Per clinician per year, as an enterprise seat license.

Contact sales. Abridge publishes no prices.

Watch: Implementation, EHR integration and training are typically bundled into negotiated contracts. Multi year and volume terms move the effective rate.

Actively AI

enterprise engagement scaled to accounts, seats, and functions across the GTM organization

Not public; quoted through enterprise engagement, scaled to accounts, seats, and GTM functions

Watch: Deployments often start with a tight use case and expand across sales, account development, revenue operations, and customer success, so cost grows as agents cover more of the go to market organization and market.

Activepieces

Credit based. One credit covers a flow run regardless of step count, one covers each agentic action, and an AI step takes 2, 10 or 20 credits depending on model tier, or 1 with the customer's own AI key. The plan sets seat count and feature access.

Plus is $20 a month (10,000 credits, up to 5 users) and Team $200 a month (50,000 credits, 25 users), with annual billing saving two months. Free forever includes 1,000 credits a month, and the MIT Community Edition self hosts free. Ultimate and Enterprise Control are custom.

Watch: Governance is paywalled. SSO and standard roles start at Team, while SCIM, custom RBAC, audit logs, secret managers, event streaming and private pieces are Ultimate only, and the self hosted Community Edition excludes Agents and Chat, Projects, API access and the whole team and admin layer. Team includes 25 users then $25 per user per month. AI steps cost 2 to 20 credits depending on model tier unless the customer brings its own key. Self hosting shifts infrastructure, upgrades and uptime to the customer.

Ada

Conversations, billed against a committed monthly volume band, with some contracts per resolution.

Not published. Contracts are quoted through sales.

Watch: No pricing is published, and contracts run on multi year commitments. Implementation takes 8 to 16 weeks and is priced separately, as are some integration fees. Volume spikes on launches and holidays raise the bill. The definitions of a conversation and a resolution are not published. Running the agent also takes ongoing coaching and optimization headcount.

Aera Technology

Not disclosed.

Contact sales

Watch: Delivery is partner led, so implementation and consulting are a separate cost alongside the license, and neither is priced publicly. Aera's security commitments exclude free evaluation services and Aera Developer, so anything built or tested on those does not carry the contractual protections of the paid Service.

Agent Zero

No billing unit. The framework is free, and the user pays their own model provider and compute.

Free and open source

Watch: Model provider usage is the running cost and scales with agent activity, especially with subordinate agents and long tasks. Local models remove it at the cost of your own hardware.

AgentOps

usage

Free up to 5,000 events · Pro from $40/mo · Enterprise custom

Watch: Pro is pay as you go on top of the $40 starting price, and multi-step agent runs consume events quickly; custom SSO, on-premise deployment and the listed compliance items sit on Enterprise.

AgentQL

not captured

Free trial (300 API calls); Starter $0 a month, pay as you go at $0.02 a call; Professional $99 a month; Enterprise custom

Watch: Overage is metered per API call and per remote browser hour, so heavy scraping or long sessions add up beyond the included quota.

AgentUI

flat plan by team size with monthly AI credits; pay as you go credits on Free

$22.50/mo yearly ($25 monthly), Solo · free plan

Watch: Credits are spent whenever the AI generates screens, logic or workflows; the site estimates 90 credits at roughly 5 to 9 app screens. Audit log retention is only 7 days below Enterprise, and internal users are capped by tier.

AgentX

A plan tier plus consumable credits, drawn down by agent activity and model.

Free at $0 with 200 one time credits and up to 5 agents. Paid plans are Solo Builder at $49 a month ($490 a year, 5,000 credits), Professional at $199 a month ($1,490 a year, 10,000 credits, white label) and Business at $299 a month ($2,990 a year, 20,000 credits). Enterprise is custom, and extra credits cost $10 per 1,000.

Watch: Credits burn faster on high message volume and on frontier models. White label deployment starts on the Professional plan at $199 a month, so agency use costs well beyond the free tier.

Agno

Flat. The hosted control plane is a monthly subscription with no usage metering, and Pro add ons are priced per seat, per live connection and for SAML SSO.

Pro from $150 a month, with a free tier and a free open source runtime. Enterprise is custom.

Watch: Model provider and cloud infrastructure costs are the customer's own, since AgentOS runs in the customer's cloud. Pro add ons raise the bill above $150, at $30 per extra seat, $95 per extra live AgentOS connection and $300 per month for SAML SSO.

Aider

Aider bills nothing. The only spend is model API token usage, paid directly to the chosen model provider.

Free. Open source under Apache 2.0, with no paid tier.

Watch: The model API bill is the real cost. Frontier models (Opus, GPT-5) cost far more than budget models, and a commit for every edit plus codebase mapping add token overhead.

Aigensei

Not published; enterprise agentic workflow platform.

No public pricing; the platform is sold demo-led, inviting prospects to share their highest-priority process or playbook.

Watch: As an end-to-end process execution platform for regulated industries, cost likely scales with process volume, parallel instances, and integrations; SOC 2, residency, and compliance review add adoption overhead. None of this is published.

aiola

Not published

Not public; demo led

Watch: With no published plans, confirm how usage, the number of reps and any dedicated enterprise deployment are priced.

Aircover.ai

per user, with unlimited AI agents and queries

Custom quote by team size; per user pricing with unlimited AI agents and queries

Watch: Real time in call assistance is a per rep tool, so cost scales with the size of the selling team.

AirMDR

Per investigation on FAST; paid MDR and platform tiers are quoted on annual contracts.

Free FAST plan with 100 investigations; additional investigations $4 each. Full Service AI MDR and AI SOC Platform are quote only.

Watch: FAST excludes response actions and human analysts, which sit in the quoted tiers; FAST data is retained for 30 days.

Airrived

not published

Not public; enterprise pricing quoted through sales

Watch: Fine tuning and running large language models across many agents can add model and compute cost on top of the platform subscription.

Airtable

Seats, counting users with edit permissions, plus AI credits for agent runs.

$20 per user per month on Team, billed annually.

Watch: Agent costs are decoupled from seat count. A small team running agents across a large base can consume credits far faster than its seat spend implies. HIPAA workloads require Enterprise Scale plus a signed health information exhibit, so regulated use needs the custom priced tier regardless of team size. EU data residency and enterprise key management are enterprise features.

AIsa

usage, per call metered across models, APIs, data, and compute, settled in fiat or stablecoins

Pay as you go; Builder $39/month

Watch: Every call draws on a prepaid wallet, so cost tracks the models, APIs and pages an agent chooses; some modules (the Go-to-Market set) answer 402 without the plan, and a key can spend only up to its quota or the wallet balance.

AiSDR

usage

From $250/mo (Solo, month to month)

Watch: Supporting stack (CRM, dialer, warm-up tooling, enrichment) adds to the base subscription; 30-60 day ramp before steady-state output.

Akka

Two units. Self managed production is licensed per core per year on custom terms, and the serverless Akka Automated Operations plans bill a flat $10 a month on Hobby or per Akka hour on Priority and Critical. Your VPC is priced per region.

Free for development. Serverless Hobby is $10 a month and Priority is $0.25 per Akka hour, and self managed production is priced per core on custom terms.

Watch: The Priority and Critical serverless plans bill per Akka hour with request, storage and transfer allowances, so usage past the included amounts adds cost. Self managed production licenses are per core, and model inference is separate.

Akkari

Undisclosed; early stage, likely per seat or per account subscription.

Not publicly listed; early access

Watch: Pricing model is unconfirmed; terms are set directly with the company at this stage.

Aktify

per record worked, plus a monthly platform fee

Custom quote: per record pricing plus a monthly platform fee and a one time implementation fee

Watch: Cost scales with the number of records worked, and a one year agreement follows the 90 day trial.

Alaffia Health

Inference, not stated by the vendor: review volume or savings delivered.

Contact sales

Watch: Inference, not stated by the vendor: a savings-share or per-claim structure would scale with volume; confirm how the managed service prices against the platform.

Albert

managed advertising budget

No rates published. Pricing is quoted against the advertiser's yearly advertising budget, which the request form bands as $100k-$500k, $500k-$2.5M, $2.5M-$10M and over $10M.

Watch: The published bands are keyed to the advertiser's own media budget, so the platform fee rises with spend, and the vendor states Albert expands spend as it establishes what is working, which means the media bill can move as well. The FAQ notes Albert performs best where a consistent flow of transactional data fuels learning, so low-volume accounts get less from it. Creative supply is a real dependency: Albert optimizes and rotates approved assets and does not generate its own copy, so the advertiser must keep producing them. Removed as unsourced: specific spend floors, a 1 to 3 percent of spend performance fee, and implementation or proof-of-concept fees, none of which appears on any first-party page.

Alertd

Usage metered in tokens for resources monitored and agent work, through AWS Marketplace, plus the customer's own Bedrock model and AWS infrastructure costs

Free 30 day trial on AWS Marketplace; usage based pricing metered in tokens, with no published rates

Watch: Bring your own LLM inference costs and AWS infrastructure costs in the customer's own VPC are on top of any platform fee.

AlethianAI

Enterprise or per practice; sold via direct sales, specifics undisclosed.

Contact sales

Watch: Implementation, EHR integration, and per provider or per location scaling drive total cost; quoted directly.

alfred_

Flat monthly subscription with AI included, billed per seat on the team tier.

$29.99 per month, or $299.99 per year. The team tier is $34.99 per seat per month, with a two seat minimum.

Watch: The real cost is coverage rather than metering. With no native Slack or CRM integrations and no meeting transcription, work spanning those surfaces needs a second tool. It is a personal inbox product, so a shared support or sales inbox is a different purchase. The team tier carries a two seat minimum, so the smallest team purchase is $69.98 per month rather than $34.99. And because every draft requires approval, throughput is capped by how quickly the user reviews, and the assistant cannot run further ahead than its approver.

Alloy.ai

Contact sales

Watch: Likely priced by data sources, SKUs, or retail connections; number of AI agents deployed may factor in as the agent suite expands.

AlphaBitCore

Billed by offering. The open source Nexus AI Gateway is free, Nexus AI Gateway Enterprise is an annual subscription, and AlphaBitCore Prime is an annual license or usage credits.

Contact sales

Watch: Prime can be bought as usage credits, so spend can track volume. Field engineers configure the first deployment. Enterprise SSO, SCIM and audit log retention are add ons on the supported gateway tier.

Alta

not published; quoted against team size and the motions turned on

No figures published. A three-step quote form takes team size in four bands from 1-10 to 2,000-plus, the motions the buyer wants to run, and contact details, with a quote promised in hours.

Watch: The pricing page states that CRM and 50-plus tool integrations are included and that white-glove onboarding is included, so the published inclusions are broad, but with no rate, unit or minimum disclosed the cost of the metered part cannot be sized at all. The vendor describes paying for what you use scaling with the team, which points at seats or volume without saying which. Telephony is a first-class channel and its cost treatment is not addressed.

Altilia

An enterprise license for the platform and agents. No further detail is published.

Contact sales

Watch: Implementation, connector configuration and deployment mode (private cloud or on premises) affect total cost. Local model execution can reduce inference spend.

Amplemarket

Per seat subscription, with seats bundled by tier, plus metered email and phone credits.

Startup $600 a month on an annual term, 2 users included, additional users purchasable. Growth and Elite are quoted, with 4 and 10 users included respectively. All plans include a free trial.

Watch: Startup is sold on an annual term with no monthly option shown. Additional users are purchasable at unpublished rates on every plan. Duo Inbox is an add on on Elite. Credit pools per user per year are the variable, since contact reveals draw email or phone credits, and apart from $0.50 per additional phone credit, overage rates are not published.

Anchor Browser

A plan fee plus metered usage, charged per browser created, per browser hour, per proxy GB and per AI step priced by model tier. Credit overage on Starter and Growth costs $1 per credit.

$50 a month for Starter, plus usage. A free tier carries $5 of credits a month.

Watch: AI tasks bill per step at $0.01, $0.05 or $0.10 depending on the model tier, so a long agentic task on a High Performance model costs ten times the same task on a light one. Proxy data at $8 per GB usually outweighs browser hours in Anchor's own cost example.

AnswerRocket

Contact sales

Watch: Self hosting requires the customer's own cloud instances and LLM key, so infrastructure and model usage are billed by those providers; that split is an inference from the self hosting requirements.

Anthropic Claude Code

Subscription per user (Pro, Max) or per seat (Team, Enterprise), each with plan usage limits, or per token on the Claude API.

From $17 per month for Claude Pro billed annually, or $20 monthly.

Watch: Automated or high volume agent runs can drive API token spend well above the base subscription.

Anvilogic

Credits for AI and agent work (per alert verdict, per Blueprint run, per MCP tool call), sold in packs; platform contract scoped by sales.

Not published; enterprise pricing through sales, with AI work metered in credits

Watch: Inference, not stated by the vendor: heavy Blueprint use and high alert volumes draw credits quickly, so the pack size depends on expected triage volume and scheduled runs.

AnyBiz

Tiered subscription by channels and monthly contact volume; billed quarterly

Starter $497/mo (email) · Recommended $998/mo (email, calls, LinkedIn) · Scale custom · billed quarterly · demo to start · the product page also names Business $949/mo and Expert $1,745/mo

Watch: Calls and LinkedIn need the Recommended tier; quarterly billing front loads spend; results are stated as expected ranges, not guarantees.

Aomni

credits per action (account plans, research reports, autopilot leads, chat messages)

Credit based: pay as you go or a monthly Pro credit plan, Enterprise annual; $20 of free credits to start

Watch: Aomni is a research agent rather than a contact database, so verified emails and phone numbers need a separate enrichment tool; credit use scales with accounts researched, about 100 credits for 15 new accounts a month by the pricing page's own guide.

Apaleo

A per room monthly subscription with a monthly floor. APIs and integrations are included at no extra cost, and payments are billed separately as a percentage of transactions.

€8 per room per month, with a €400 per month minimum. Apaleo Pay is priced from 0.6% of transactions.

Watch: The €400 monthly floor sits behind the per room headline. At €8 per room the floor is only reached at 50 rooms, so any property below that pays an effective rate above €8 per room. A 20 room boutique pays €20 per room per month, two and a half times the advertised rate. Payments are a separate charge at 0.6 percent and up, which on a hotel's transaction volume is typically the larger line. Apaleo Store apps are third party products with their own pricing, so a working stack costs more than the platform. The promise of no integration fees means Apaleo does not charge to connect them, not that they are free. Agent Hub agent pricing is not published at all. Prices are quoted in euros with no US dollar equivalent given.

Apify

Compute units, plus proxy GB, storage and per Actor fees.

From $19 a month ($17 billed yearly), plus usage. A free plan is available.

Watch: Residential proxy at $7 to $8 per GB is the most expensive line and can dominate the bill. Per Actor Store rental and per result fees stack on top of compute. Prepaid usage does not roll over, so unused budget is lost each month. Free plan hard stops with no soft overage.

Apollo.io

seats plus consumable credits

Free $0; Basic $49, Professional $79 and Organization $119 per user a month billed annually, Organization with a 3 user minimum (Apollo's own pricing explainer, 17 September 2026); the pricing page FAQ names Free, Basic, Professional and a Custom plan

Watch: Credits are bundled per seat and spent on reveals, enrichment and dialing, with add-on packs when they run out. API access, single sign-on and SCIM sit on higher tiers, and Organization carries a 3 user minimum.

AppFactor

No billing unit is published for the direct offering. On AWS Marketplace, AppFactor Core contracts are priced by endpoint capacity.

Contact for pricing through a demo request. No rates are published for the direct offering.

Watch: The AWS Marketplace listing prices AppFactor Core by endpoint capacity, so cost in that channel scales with the estate under management.

Appian

Per named user and per application, by tier, with AI actions and token use metered against tier limits.

Contact sales. No list prices are published.

Watch: The per user and per application model means adding either more apps or more people to an existing app raises cost independently. Tier caps fall in specific places. Standard limits data fabric to a single source and caps RPA bots, and Advanced raises both and unlocks Process HQ. AI is metered by both actions and raw token limits per tier. Snowflake and Kafka integrations are gated to Advanced and Premium. Developer or builder seats are licensed separately. Licenses may have to be purchased in blocks, so a requirement for 21 users can mean paying for 30.

Apprentice.io

Per user per month for A1, billed annually, with a free individual tier and volume pricing at Enterprise. The Tempo suite is quoted per engagement.

A1 free tier at $0, A1 Team at $200 per user per month billed annually, and Enterprise at volume pricing. The Tempo suite is quoted per engagement.

Watch: The free tier is deliberately bounded, and the boundary is where the product becomes an agent platform. Connectors, triggers, messaging, multi-site support and custom agents are all Team tier items. The $0 tier is chat plus artifact creation against uploaded files, and anything that reaches the plant floor or runs unattended requires the paid plan. Team is billed annually only at $200 per user per month, so the commitment is $2,400 per user up front rather than monthly. Usage limits on the free tier are described only as generous, with no figure. All of this is the A1 product alone. The Tempo manufacturing suite is a separate enterprise purchase with no published rates, so a customer wanting validated MES execution rather than an agent assistant is in a different negotiation entirely.

Arcade

Monthly platform fee plus usage: auth events and tool calls

Free tier · Team $25/mo + usage · Enterprise custom

Watch: Every new connection of an agent to a user account is a billed auth event at $0.10 on Team, so onboarding many end users costs more than steady tool use; tool calls add $0.01 each. VPC, air-gapped deployment, SSO and audit logs are Enterprise.

Arintra

not disclosed

Not published

Watch: Arintra states coverage of 23 or more specialties across inpatient, outpatient, ambulatory and emergency settings; confirm your own specialty mix is covered before assuming full flow-through.

Arize AI

A flat monthly plan with usage overage on trace spans and on ingestion, billed per GB.

AX Pro from $50 a month, plus span and ingestion overage. AX Free and Phoenix open source are free, and Enterprise is custom.

Watch: Span and ingestion overage on AX Pro can grow with high volume agents. The gap between $50 Pro and custom Enterprise is large with no middle tier.

Arphie

not published

Not published; quote only

Watch: No pricing unit is published, so cost cannot be sized before a sales conversation.

Artian

An enterprise platform license, scoped per institution.

Not published. Artian sells to large financial institutions on a custom enterprise license, quoted through sales.

Watch: Deployment to the customer's chosen environment and finance grade governance suggest implementation and integration effort alongside the license. No implementation price is published.

Artisan

Plans are sized by leads contacted a month and priced with sales, with the AI dialer billed per seat on top.

No prices published. Team (about 2,500 leads contacted a month), Scale (about 6,000) and Enterprise (custom volume) are each priced with sales.

Watch: Cost scales with leads contacted a month, and the AI dialer is priced per seat on top of the plan.

Ashby

Hybrid. The plan price is set by company size band, not by recruiter seats, and SMS, sourcing email lookups and AI Credits carry stated allowances with paid extras beyond them.

From $400/mo

Watch: Plus and Enterprise are quoted only and scale with company size. AI Notetaker and Advanced Scheduling are paid add-ons on every plan with no published price. Advanced Diversity Analytics and Candidate Data Enrichment are paid add-ons on Plus. SSO costs $100 a month on Foundations. The AI Assistant and custom agents will consume AI Credits once out of beta. SMS and email lookup allowances carry paid overages.

AskEarth

Not public; demo and pilot on request.

Watch: Customer managed encryption keys are a premium option. Sovereign or on premises deployment and third party imagery licensing may add cost, which is an inference; askEarth states commercial imagery is handled through a single licensing path.

Assail

Contact sales

Watch: Inference, not stated by the vendor: likely priced by applications or targets under continuous testing, and managed cloud versus on premises Campaign Agent deployments may price differently.

Assembled

tiered subscription (Core, Pro, Enterprise), quoted through sales

Not public; custom pricing across Core, Pro, and Enterprise tiers, quoted through sales

Watch: Advanced forecasting sits in Pro and Enterprise, so the entry Core tier may not cover full workforce management, and cost scales with agents, channels, and volume across the blended workforce.

Astelia

enterprise contract; basis not disclosed

No public pricing; enterprise contracts are quoted through sales

Watch: Inference, not stated by the vendor: cost may scale with the number of assets, network size and integrations under analysis.

Atlassian

Per seat on the underlying Atlassian plan, with Rovo credits drawn per request from a monthly allowance and extra usage billed per credit.

Included in paid Atlassian Cloud plans. Atlassian publishes the plan prices.

Watch: Service Collection is priced per licensed operator, not per employee raising tickets, so the AI budget depends on how many agents are licensed rather than how many people ask questions. That favors employee service desks, where requesters far outnumber operators. Rovo Chat and Agents cost 10 credits per request and Deep Research costs 100, so a research heavy workflow burns credits ten times faster than a chat one. Allowances differ sharply between plans, with Teamwork Collection carrying ten times the allowance of a standalone app plan at each tier, so the same Rovo usage can be comfortable on a collection and constrained on a single product plan. When a customer upgrades mainly to get Rovo, the full plan upgrade is the AI cost, not the credit line. Rovo needs a Standard, Premium or Enterprise Cloud plan, so a Data Center estate reaches it only through connectors on top of a Cloud subscription.

Atomicwork

Credits or outcomes, with tiers set by coworker and user counts.

Professional from $25,000 a year, billed annually.

Watch: Additional AI Coworkers cost $499 per coworker per month above the plan's count (2 on Professional, 5 on Business, 10 on Enterprise). Credit draw scales with steps, tool calls, output length, coworker handoffs and model tier, and Atomicwork's own examples run from 1 credit for deterministic routing to 100 for an investigating coworker. Outcome plans carry annual minimums of 25,000, 12,000 and 8,000 outcomes. Custom roles, skills, tools and performance tuning start on Business, and custom models, harnesses and runtime on Enterprise. The full platform on outcome pricing adds 25 percent or more of net spend.

Attention

A custom enterprise subscription, quoted by sales and scoped to team size, seats and needs. Contract length is not published.

Custom pricing, quoted by sales. No public rate card is published.

Watch: No price is published, and total cost depends on the seat count and scope negotiated with sales. Value depends on broad team adoption.

Augment Code

A flat monthly team plan with a dollar amount of usage included, plus metered LLM and compute usage beyond it.

From $20 per month flat (Standard, up to 50 seats, $20 of usage included)

Watch: Heavy agent use costs more than the plan price, because LLM usage carries a 40 percent fee on top of provider model rates and Cosmos compute time is billed as well.

Autobound

usage credits, metered per API action

Free to start with 1,000 credits and no card. Paid packs are one-time: $19 for 2,000 credits, $49 for 5,444, $149 for 19,867, $499 for 83,167, $1,299 for 288,667 and $4,999 for 1,249,750.

Watch: Cost is driven by how many signals come back, not by how many calls are made: enrich charges 2 credits per signal returned, and the vendor's own worked example puts a company enrich at roughly 8 signals, about 16 credits, so 1,000 companies is about 16,000 credits and exceeds every pack below Pro. Search charges per result rather than per query. The mitigations are real and published, though: zero-result requests are free, credits never expire, packs pool, and exports are priced by topic count rather than row count so a 10 million row pull costs the same as one row. SSO and dedicated infrastructure sit above the published tiers on custom volume.

AutogenAI

not disclosed

Not published; quote only

Watch: No billing unit or rate is published, so cost cannot be sized before a sales conversation.

AutoGPT

The Pro or Max subscription covers Otto and Expert chat usage, with Max at 8.5 times Pro. Workflow runs draw from a prepaid credit wallet at the same rate on every plan, with a spending cap per Expert.

Free to self host the open source platform with the customer's own model API keys and infrastructure. The hosted cloud starts at Pro, $50 per month billed monthly with a 7 day free trial, with Max at $320 per month.

Watch: Self hosted cost is dominated by the customer's own model API keys and infrastructure. In the cloud, heavy research agents consume more credits per run and the wallet must be topped up, so agent workload drives spend.

Automat AI

Workforce bills per AI coworker, not per seat. Enterprise is quoted and scoped to outcomes.

Workforce is $2,000 a month per AI coworker, or $1,800 a month billed annually, with a 14 day free trial. Enterprise is custom.

Watch: Workforce add ons (hosted coworker, real user accounts, phone, SMS and iMessage, tasks, memory and recall) are listed without prices. Enterprise is usage based, so high volume runs drive cost.

Automation Anywhere

An enterprise subscription tied to bots and agent consumption. Customers connect their own foundation models.

Paid editions are quoted through enterprise sales, with no list prices published. A free Cloud Community Edition is available.

Watch: Because models are bring your own, foundation model token costs sit outside the platform fee and can grow with agent usage.

Autonom8

custom

Not published · free signup, then contact sales

Watch: Nothing is published, so all cost is scoped in conversation. The v3.0 launch claims a 75% reduction in total cost of ownership, which is a vendor efficiency claim rather than a price. Watch two things specifically: the platform spans four modules (A8Studio, A8Flow, A8Chat, A8iQ, plus A8Solo) and it is not published whether these are licensed together or separately, and the acquisition by Uniphore may move packaging and pricing into the Business AI Cloud.

AutoRFP.ai

Priced on a yearly project allocation, with unlimited users on every plan.

Scale $899 a month paid yearly (24 projects a year) and Accelerate $1,299 a month paid yearly (50 projects a year). Enterprise is custom. Every plan has unlimited users and all features.

Watch: Project allocation is the binding constraint rather than seats, and library maintenance needs a dedicated owner or draft accuracy degrades.

Avesha

Enterprise engagements scoped to environment size and workloads. The agent is self hosted, with credentials provisioned by Avesha.

Enterprise pricing through sales. No price is published.

Watch: The agent requires the customer's own OpenAI API key, so model usage is billed separately. Cost also scales with monitored infrastructure and GPU workloads.

Balerion AI

not disclosed; likely per loan or platform

Contact sales; no public pricing. Enterprise, embedded into lender workflows.

Watch: Cost likely scales with loan volume; integration into the origination stack requires an implementation engagement. Recently out of stealth, so terms may still be evolving.

BambooBox

platform subscription plus managed ABM services

No public pricing; a platform plus forward deployed ABM experts (managed service) sold to enterprise revenue teams via demo and sales.

Watch: The forward deployed expert component adds services cost on top of platform licensing, and program scope can expand cost.

BAND

not published; early stage enterprise infrastructure

Free tier · Pro $17.99/mo · Enterprise custom

Watch: Free and Pro are single-user personal plans; multiple users and teams, full Human and Memory API access and custom retention require Enterprise.

Bardeen

credits

From $10/mo · free tier

Watch: Credit MATH is the real cost, not the headline price - enrichment triples credit burn (3 credits/row) and high-frequency cloud automations (running 500+ times/day) deplete credits fast (one tested 5-person team's true cost rose ~$10 to $25/user/mo after enrichment overages); credits don't roll over (expire each period); CHROME-ONLY (no Firefox/Safari/Edge - limits team adoption); browser-scraping playbooks are FRAGILE - LinkedIn/Salesforce UI changes break them, requiring repair every few weeks; Bardeen has NO own B2B data (it scrapes visible pages)

Base44

Flat monthly or annual tiers, each carrying two monthly credit pools, message credits for building with the AI and integration credits for what the live app does.

From $16 a month billed annually on Starter, or $20 monthly.

Watch: There are two independent credit pools, and either can block work when it runs out. Credits do not roll over and cannot be topped up separately, error and retry loops burn credits, and third party services connected to apps are billed directly by those providers.

Baz

Per active developer per month for access and standard review, plus Engineering Work Credits at $0.01 each for advanced agent sessions.

Pro from $30 per active developer per month, plus Engineering Work Credits at $0.01 each for advanced agents. Enterprise is priced on contact.

Watch: Engineering Work Credits for advanced agents are billed on top of the per developer seat price.

Beam

per second and per millisecond compute (GPU, CPU, RAM)

Developer $0 plus usage · Team $89/mo plus usage · sandboxes from $0.319/hr

Watch: Serverless CPU and RAM cost more than the on-demand rates, and sandboxes bill while running; BYOC adds a management fee on top of your own cloud bill; storage beyond 1 TB bills per GB-month.

Beam AI

Monthly plan tiers gated on task or automation volume, with usage drawn down in beam tokens and base integration count as a second gate. The managed service and professional services are priced separately.

Free tier at $0. Pro at $50 per month for 200 tasks on beam.ai/pricing, or Grow from $499 per month on beam.ai/pricing-2. The two pricing pages disagree.

Watch: Every paid tier is quoted as a from price on both pages, so none of the published numbers is a ceiling. Consumption is metered in beam tokens against a monthly task allowance, and the allowances are small at the bottom of the range, 200 tasks per month on the $50 Pro tier and 20 on the free tier. A real workload moves tiers quickly, and the entry figure does not describe a production deployment. Base integration count is a separate gate rationed by tier, one at the low end, three at Scale and custom above that, so reaching a fourth system costs a tier upgrade rather than a line item. The managed service at from $9,990 per month is a different purchase, because Beam's own trained staff make the critical decisions, which is people rather than platform. On premises and custom hosting are enterprise only with no published price, and professional services for advisory and migration are scoped per engagement. A one time custom agent setup fee from $10k was cited on a Beam solution page and does not appear on either current pricing page.

Bernstein

No billing unit. The orchestrator is free, and cost accrues in the coding agents it runs.

Free and open source (Apache 2.0)

Watch: Parallel orchestration multiplies the underlying agent subscription and API costs. The sandbox backends E2B and Modal are paid third party services if used. A solo maintainer stands behind the project, with no commercial support offering.

Better Stack

Billing combines monthly Responder licenses, monitors sold in packs, telemetry per GB or in bundles, and AI SRE usage per million tokens.

Free tier. Responder license at $34 per month, or $29 billed annually. AI SRE at $5 per million tokens.

Watch: The AI SRE bills per million tokens and telemetry per GB, so usage adds to seat costs. Okta or Azure SSO costs $5 per user a month, and audit logs $250 a month.

BIK

Monthly Shopify App Store subscription plans (USD), with likely per message channel fees

Paid plans via the Shopify App Store, billed in USD; exact plan prices are not published in retrieved sources.

Watch: Conversational channels such as WhatsApp typically incur separate Meta conversation fees; some engagements have required advance payment per merchant reviews.

Blackbox AI

Committed annual spend drawn down by token usage across models.

Enterprise only: custom pricing on committed annual spend; no self serve plan

Watch: Spend follows token usage against the commitment, so model choice and agent volume drive how fast the balance runs down.

Bland AI

Hybrid. The plan tier sets the per minute rate, and usage is billed per connected minute.

Start at $0.14 a minute with no platform fee. Build is $299 a month at $0.12 a minute and Scale $499 a month at $0.11 a minute. Enterprise is custom.

Watch: Transfers on Bland numbers add a per minute surcharge, warm transfer hold time bills at the plan rate, SMS bills separately, number rental varies by region, and international numbers add per minute cost. The monthly plan fee does not include any minutes.

Blink

Credit based. Each plan carries monthly plan credits plus daily refresh credits, spent on AI requests and on production hosting traffic. Business shares one credit pool across unlimited members.

Free plan. Starter from $25 per month, or $13 billed annually.

Watch: Credits are spent by the size of each request and by model tier, with advanced models such as GPT-5.2 and Claude Opus costing more per request than fast ones, so cost depends on which model the builder runs. Free stops at 30 credits a month. Production hosting is a monthly charge in credits by traffic tier, 50 credits for up to 10,000 visits, 120 for 50,000 and 240 for 200,000. Each Claw agent draws its own monthly credits by machine size, from 180 credits (about $45) to 720 (about $180), with its model use taken from the same balance. Fees are not refunded.

Blitzy

Lines of code: $0.10 per line onboarded for reverse engineering and $0.20 per line generated, within tier volumes.

Reverse Engineer free up to 100,000 lines; Proof of Concept $50,000 over 2 months; Structured Pilot $250,000 over 6 months; Commercial a typical $500,000 a year; usage at $0.10 per line onboarded and $0.20 per line generated

Watch: Generation is metered per line on top of onboarding, and the customer's engineers still own final validation before production.

Blue Yonder

A flat enterprise subscription, quoted and scoped to modules, volume and deployment.

Contact sales

Watch: Implementation and integration costs are significant, and none is priced publicly. The platform is licensed across multiple modules, and every price is quoted.

Bluebricks

Enterprise engagements available directly and via AWS Marketplace, where recurring usage fees appear on the AWS bill.

Enterprise pricing, not publicly listed, whether bought directly or through AWS Marketplace.

Watch: When Bluebricks is bought through AWS Marketplace, additional AWS infrastructure costs apply. Cost scales with managed cloud environments and usage.

Boomi

Platform edition, with agent capabilities on top. Subscription editions are quoted, and Pay As You Go bills a $99 monthly fee plus usage.

Pay As You Go is $99 a month plus usage, billed monthly. Subscription editions are quoted, and the Agentstudio Base Edition is included in Boomi Enterprise Platform editions.

Watch: The base agent edition is bundled, but advanced governance, additional connectors, and data volume can raise platform cost. Which Control Tower and Agent Designer capabilities are included and which are paid upgrades is not published.

BootLoop

Flat fee with unlimited usage, per BootLoop; the amount is not published

Not public · demo and sales only

Watch: Buying starts with a demo and a pilot that involves BootLoop's own engineers, so the first phase is partly an engagement. Deployment choices such as single tenant, GovCloud or on premises will shape the quote.

Botify

A custom enterprise contract, scaled to site size, features and managed services.

Not published. Custom enterprise pricing is quoted through a demo.

Watch: Consulting and managed services, additional modules like SpeedWorkers and Agentic Feeds, and growth in pages crawled can raise cost well beyond an initial platform quote.

Botpress

Per conversation. Each tier includes a monthly conversation allotment, every conversation includes $0.10 of AI usage, and extra conversations bill in packs of 100.

From $150 a month on Plus, billed annually. A free tier is available.

Watch: Conversation packs are added automatically on overage, with no hard stop on paid plans. Third party channel fees (WhatsApp through Meta, SMS and voice through Twilio) are billed separately and can exceed the subscription. Traffic spikes can bring a much larger bill at renewal, and legacy workspaces still pay separate AI Spend.

Box

Per user plans, with the Box Agent and Box AI Studio gated to Enterprise Plus and Enterprise Advanced.

Public per user plans, from Business Starter at $5 per user per month billed annually. The Box Agent requires Enterprise Plus at $50 per user per month billed annually, or Enterprise Advanced, which is quoted.

Watch: The Box Agent and AI Studio are gated to the Enterprise Plus and Enterprise Advanced tiers, and file creation and Pro and Expanded modes are beta or Enterprise Advanced only, so the fuller agent features sit on the quoted Enterprise Advanced tier.

Braintrust

Usage. A flat monthly platform fee per plan covers set amounts of processed data and scores, use beyond them is metered, and there are no per seat fees.

Starter is free with 1 GB of data and 10K scores. Pro is $249 a month.

Watch: Usage past the included amounts is billed with no stated cap, at $4/GB and $2.50 per 1K scores on Starter, $3/GB and $1.50 per 1K scores on Pro, token rates for model use past the monthly credits, and $0.50 per GB a month for retention beyond 30 days on Pro. SAML SSO, custom roles, audit logs, the BAA and self hosting are Enterprise only.

Brev

Per organization per month on the Growth plan, with agent work metered in credits. Users are unlimited and are not billed.

$250 per organization per month for Growth, with unlimited users. New accounts start with $100 in free credits and no card. Enterprise is custom priced.

Watch: The $250 is a plan floor, not a bill. Credits are the real cost driver, and they are consumed by exactly the work the product is bought for, agents fetching data, drafting check-ins, running analyses and coaching owners. Brev presents its illustration of what $250 covers (about fifteen goals, sixty meetings and two teams per month) as one possible usage split, and a larger organization running more cadences consumes more at the same plan price. No credit rate is published. Nothing states what a credit costs, how many a check-in or a meeting consumes, or how the $100 starting balance converts, so spend cannot be modeled before signing up. The hundred user line is also the security line. SSO, SCIM, RBAC and MFA are Enterprise items, so an organization that needs federated identity is in a custom priced negotiation however few credits it consumes. Deployment is cloud only, and no region or residency option is published. The MCP server and CLI are listed as always included but are in early access behind a request form. Spend caps, threshold alerts and per agent consumption reporting are documented, and Enterprise adds organization wide budgets and per team limits.

Brief

Not published. Stripe is the payments processor, and deleting an account "cancels any active subscription with Stripe", so paid recurring subscriptions exist behind the access gate. Brief's MCP scope documentation also refers to an invitation's status and tier, so more than one tier exists, though none is named or priced.

Contact only, by access request. There is no pricing page, and every path in is Request Access or an email capture. Access is by invitation and tiered, and subscriptions are billed through Stripe, but no figure, unit or minimum is public.

Watch: No pricing is disclosed. Brief is in early access, so terms are arranged one customer at a time and may change before general availability.

Bright Data

gigabytes transferred, requests, or successful results depending on product

Free 5,000 credits/mo · Web Unlocker and SERP from $1/1K requests · scrapers from $0.75/1K records · Browser API from $5/GB

Watch: Each product meters on its own unit (requests, records, gigabytes or IPs), so an agent that mixes products draws on several meters at once. The prepaid wallet stops when funds run out rather than billing a surprise overage.

Broccoli

Not published

Not public; demo led, quoted to contractors and multi-location operators

Watch: Call volume growth and adding locations may raise cost beyond an initial quote, and outbound follow-up campaigns may be scoped separately from inbound answering.

Browser Use

Usage based, from a single credit balance in dollars that covers browser time, proxy traffic and model tokens. There are no subscriptions.

Usage based, at $0.02 per browser hour plus traffic and model tokens. New accounts get a one time $1 credit, and the open source library is free.

Watch: Model tokens can outweigh browser time at $0.02 an hour, especially on premium models. Managed proxy traffic costs $5 per GB. The 0.2x orchestration fee applies even with the customer's own model key.

Browserbase

Hybrid. A monthly plan fee includes allocations of browser hours, proxy bandwidth and API calls, and usage past them is metered.

From $20 a month (Developer) · free tier

Watch: Proxy traffic costs $10 to $12 per GB past the allocation. Fetch and Extract cost more through proxies. Retention is 7 days below Startup.

Browserless

Units: 1 unit per 30 seconds of browser time per connection (reconnects start a new unit), 6 units per MB of residential proxy, 2 per MB of datacenter proxy, 10 per successful CAPTCHA solve; plan units included, overage per unit

Free 1,000 units a month · Prototyping $35/mo ($25 billed annually) plus overage

Watch: Every reconnect starts a new unit, residential proxy data costs 6 units per MB and each CAPTCHA solve 10 units, so proxy-heavy or reconnect-heavy agents use units far faster than browser time alone suggests; Session Replay is not on the free plan.

Budibase

Monthly actions (agent tool calls, automation steps and row writes), plus creator and end user add ons. Cloud tiers also carry AI credits.

Pro is $19 a month billed yearly, or $22.80 billed monthly. The open source edition is free to self host.

Watch: End users are an add on on every Cloud plan ($5 each a month, none included), so a team with many app users pays well above the headline. Audit logs, SCIM and air gapped deployment are Enterprise only. Actions are hard limits, so a busy agent stops at the cap until the plan is raised.

Byron

Contact for pricing

Watch: Busy season volume can raise effective cost if pricing scales with returns processed.

Cambio

enterprise SaaS; axis not published, likely scales with portfolio size and buildings under management

No public pricing; enterprise SaaS contracts are quoted through sales

Watch: As a portfolio scale platform, cost likely tracks the number of buildings, square footage, and geographies under management, so large multi country estates should expect contracts to scale accordingly.

camelAI

per plan per month with included model credits, usage after credits; Team per seat

camelCode free plan; Starter $10 per month (camelStream inference, sold separately, $5 per month)

Watch: Model usage beyond the included credits adds to the plan price unless the customer brings its own key.

CapOut

Token based usage; consumption scales with the number of claims and documents processed.

Free to start with a small token allotment and no credit card. Usage runs on a token model and paid tier figures are not published.

Watch: Token consumption scales directly with claim and document volume; heavy users will need paid token packs whose rates are not published.

Capsule Security

Contact sales

Watch: The open source ClawGuard is free, but the managed platform is not, and its price is not published.

Carly

A monthly subscription for AI agents, flat at $35 a month for one person on Personal and $35 per seat per month on Organization, with AI work metered against an LLM credit allowance. Workflow steps that call no model consume nothing.

AI agents from $35 per month, with Personal at $35 a month and Organization at $35 per seat per month. A free tier carries deterministic workflows and no AI, and Enterprise is custom.

Watch: The free tier contains no AI. It is deterministic workflows and a calendar view, so it does not exercise the agents, and assessing them takes a paid plan. The $35 is a from price, and AI work is metered against an LLM credit allowance described only as generous, with 200 credits a month on Personal and no credit rate, pooled allowance figure or overage price published. Steps that call no model are free, so the plumbing half of an automation estate carries no marginal cost and exposure concentrates in AI work. Organization is priced per seat, so a team's bill grows with headcount. No security attestation exists at any tier, and advanced security and compliance sit in the custom priced Enterprise tier. Deployment is cloud only with no region or residency option to buy.

Carson

Undisclosed; early access with hands on installation

No public pricing; early access on request

Watch: Pricing and contract terms are undisclosed; as an installed enterprise agent there may be setup or per seat costs, none of which are published.

Cartesia

Credits, counted per character of speech generated and per second of audio transcribed, plus agent minutes.

Free plan, then Pro $5 a month, Startup $49 a month and Scale $299 a month. Enterprise is custom. Usage is billed in credits and agent minutes.

Watch: LLM usage in agents is free only for a limited time, after which LLM tokens bill on top of the agent minute rate. Inviting team members requires Startup or higher. Free plan credits are small for production.

Cased

Not published

Not published; no pricing page for the Cased Platform or Cased CD Enterprise

Watch: No pricing is published; Cased CD Enterprise runs on the customer's own Kubernetes cluster and the free Community Edition is self hosted too, so both carry their own infrastructure cost.

Catalog

Undisclosed; likely managed subscription for brands and usage based API for builders.

Not publicly listed; early access

Watch: Whether the storefront, enrichment and Extract API are priced together or separately, and on what unit (products, calls or channels), is not published.

Causa Prima

Free (SMB); contact for enterprise

Watch: Transaction or network based pricing could scale with payment volume, and early stage integration work may be required to connect counterparties.

Causely

Billed monthly by service count on Professional, up to 500 services. Enterprise runs on a custom plan.

Professional at $2,000 per month for up to 500 services. Enterprise is custom.

Watch: Services above 500, longer data retention, custom integrations and on premises or air gapped deployment all sit in the unpriced Enterprise plan.

Celonis

An enterprise platform subscription. The billing unit is not published.

Contact sales. No prices, units or contract terms are published.

Watch: Implementation and data connection effort across SAP, Oracle and other systems adds cost. Agents built in Copilot Studio, watsonx or Bedrock carry their own platform costs outside Celonis.

Cendra

Subscription scaling with the number of properties or listings managed.

A free trial, then plans start at about $50 per month for up to three properties and scale with portfolio size; some sources cite roughly $10 per listing.

Watch: Cost scales with the number of properties or listings, and AI message volume grows with guest traffic; model usage is bundled but undisclosed.

Certo

software as a service, scaled to products, markets, and modules

Not public; sold as software as a service to consumer goods brands, quoted through sales

Watch: Expanding market coverage across many geographies may raise cost as more regulatory rule sets apply.

Chamber

A custom plan sized by fleet size, infrastructure and team needs. The customer's own GPU and cloud costs are separate.

Custom plans tailored to fleet size, quoted in a conversation with the founders. No prices are published.

Watch: The customer keeps paying its own GPU and cloud costs. Chamber's fee is custom and not published.

Champify

volume of contacts and accounts monitored

Core from $2,000 per month for 15,000 tracked contacts, Pro from $3,000 for 40,000, Enterprise from $6,000 for 150,000. Unlimited Salesforce users on every tier.

Watch: One-time onboarding fee (~$3,000-$4,000), annual contracts, tiers gated by tracked-contact volume, undisclosed add-on pricing (InsiderAI, Calendar Sync) on Core, 14-day lag, and the separate sequencer + verified-email provider you still need to act on alerts (budget ~$3,500-$8,000+/mo all-in)

Chargezoom

monthly plan tiered by annual processing volume, plus per transaction processing fees

Free; paid plans from $95/month

Watch: Per transaction payment processing fees; surcharging and Level 3 data enrichment tied to processing volume.

Charta Health

not disclosed

Not published

Watch: A dedicated Charta AI engineer trains and retrains the customer environment, which is a service component that should be scoped for continuity as well as cost

Chatbase

Message credits. Each plan includes a monthly credit allowance, and every AI response draws credits weighted by the model used.

From $40 a month on Hobby, or $32 a month billed annually. A free tier is available.

Watch: Premium models burn credits 3 to 5 times faster than standard ones, and auto recharge can inflate bills when volume is erratic. Branding removal costs $39 a month and up, about $99 to $199 depending on tier. A custom domain is an add on at about $59 a month or comes with Enterprise, and extra agents are $7 a month each. Free agents are deleted after 14 days idle.

ChipAgents

Not disclosed. No unit of pricing is published, whether per seat, per project, per design, per token or per engagement.

Not public. Enterprise licensing, sold through a demo engagement.

Watch: Nothing is published, so every cost is negotiated, and the shape of the product suggests where the variability sits. On premises deployment is offered and not costed. Installing into a semiconductor company's own environment normally carries implementation, integration and support components separate from the license, and none of that is described. The integration surface is the likeliest source of scope creep. The platform works alongside existing simulators, coverage databases and bug tracking systems, but no counterpart product or version is named, so which of a customer's existing EDA tools are supported out of the box and which require work is not documented. No usage model is disclosed. Whether the platform meters by seat, by project, by design, by simulation volume or by tokens is unknown, and agentic verification work scales with regression volume rather than headcount. ChipAgents reserves signoff judgment to human engineers by design, so the platform displaces engineering hours rather than headcount, and the business case rests on cycle time rather than on replacing verification staff.

Chord

No public pricing; contracts are quoted through sales

Watch: Chord pitches savings by consolidating multiple martech and analytics tools, so its own cost should be weighed against the stack it replaces rather than in isolation.

ChurnZero

Annual subscription scoped to customers under management, seats and modules, with all AI agents bundled into one annual AI subscription priced on flat-rate tiers plus pre-purchased AI credits

Not public; quoted through sales engagement, with Agentic Essentials offered as a bundled subscription

Watch: Cost scales with the size of the customer base under management and the number of agents and modules enabled, and services for implementation may be a separate line.

Circleback

Per user per month across four published tiers, Free $0, Pro $15, Business $25 and Enterprise $35. The pricing page has a monthly and yearly toggle but shows one rate per tier, and sign up links carry an annual billing interval, so any monthly premium is not stated.

Free at $0 per user per month with unlimited meetings, then Pro $15, Business $25 and Enterprise $35 per user per month. Paid tiers offer a free trial, and Enterprise also offers contact sales.

Watch: SSO, SCIM, HIPAA and other advanced security and enterprise features sit on the Enterprise plan, so for a security led customer the tier that satisfies procurement may not be the tier that fits the budget. An Android app is listed as planned and may not be fully released.

Circuit & Chisel

believed transaction or settlement fees on agent payments (not disclosed)

Free account; pay as you go per model and tool call from a pre funded balance, $5 starting credit for a self registered agent

Watch: Every tool call and token is charged from the balance, so spend follows how much an agent searches, generates and calls models; a developer's own paid MCP server sets its own per call price.

Clawvisor

protected calls (each agent request brokered through the gateway)

Free 1,000 calls/mo · Pro $150/mo ($120/mo billed annually) · packs $0.025 a call · self-host free

Watch: Self-hosting is free but runs on the operator's own infrastructure and needs an API key for an LLM provider to power purpose verification and risk scoring. The source is available under the Elastic License 2.0, which bars offering it to others as a hosted service. The README calls the software experimental and not audited for security.

Clay

Usage based. A monthly subscription tier plus two credit pools, Data Credits for marketplace data and AI, and Actions for platform operations. Seats are unlimited.

Free plan. Launch $185 a month ($167 a month billed annually) and Growth $495 a month ($446 a month billed annually). Enterprise is custom. Each plan is an Actions block plus a Data Credits block.

Watch: Multi provider waterfalls and mobile phone lookups can consume many credits per contact, and top up packs carry a 30% premium. LinkedIn enrichment effectively requires a Sales Navigator subscription, and a sender, warmup and CRM are needed separately. Workflow building time is a real operational cost.

Cleavr

subscription sized to company revenue and receivables volume, no commission on collected amounts

Contact for pricing

Watch: Because pricing is a percentage of collected cash, total cost rises with the volume recovered; contractual terms and minimums are not public.

Cleric

Monthly credit plans. A change verification or an investigation draws 10 credits and chat 1 credit per minute, and Enterprise runs on a custom annual credit pool.

From $700 per month on Team, with 1,400 credits. Pro is $2,000 and Enterprise is custom.

Watch: Overage beyond the monthly credit allowance is not published, and SAML or OIDC SSO, the organization audit log and region choice sit on the $2,000 Pro plan or above.

Clio

Per user seats on the plan chosen.

From $49 per user a month on Starter. AI is included on Core and above.

Watch: AI is only on Core and above, which are quoted. Clio Work is a separate product with its own pricing.

Closely

connected LinkedIn accounts plus metered credits

Starter $65 a month for one LinkedIn account ($39 a month billed annually). Growth $159 ($95 annual) with three accounts and 3,000 credits. Essential $259 ($155 annual) with five accounts and 5,000 credits. Custom tier above that.

Watch: Credits are the variable and they are spent unevenly: a phone lookup costs twenty credits against four for an email search and two for an AI personalization, so a calling-led team will exhaust an allowance an order of magnitude faster than an email-led one. The vendor's own published accuracy figures make that worse rather than better, at over 95 percent for email against around 65 percent for phone, so the expensive lookup is also the less reliable one. Scaling is by connected LinkedIn account rather than by seat, so growth means buying senders. Annual billing carries a roughly 40 percent discount, which is a large enough gap that monthly buyers are paying a substantial premium. The white-label agency offering is priced separately.

Clutch Security

enterprise contracts, structure not publicly documented

No public pricing; enterprise contracts are quoted through sales

Watch: Inference, not stated by the vendor: the number of connected environments and integrations under management is the likely driver of deployment effort and contract size.

Cobl

monthly credit capacity shared across the organization, unlimited users

Pro from EUR 49 a month billed annually (EUR 59 monthly) with 1,500 credits; 30 day Pro trial; Enterprise custom

Watch: Cost scales with monthly credit capacity rather than seats, and heavy document volume moves an organization toward Enterprise volume pricing.

CoCounsel

Seats, under a per plan subscription.

Not published. The rate card sits behind a qualification form.

Watch: Case law research comes with the Westlaw Advantage bundle and practice guidance with the Practical Law bundle, not the AI only plan. Discounts need two or three year terms, and firms over ten attorneys lose the online path.

Codebuff

Credits spent by task complexity, bought through monthly subscriptions ($100, $200 or $500) or pay as you go at $0.01 each. Freebuff is free and ad supported.

Codebuff from $100 per month, or pay as you go at $0.01 per credit. Freebuff is free and ad supported.

Watch: Multi agent runs consume more credits per task, and the largest subscription reaches $500 a month.

CodeRabbit

Per developer seats, plus metered usage for reviews beyond the hourly limits and for Coding Agent minutes.

From $24 per developer per month billed annually, on Essentials. Every plan has a 14 day free trial.

Watch: Reviews past hourly limits and Coding Agent minutes add usage charges. SSO, custom RBAC, API access and self hosting are Enterprise only.

Cofia

Not published; early access.

No public pricing; request early access, with pricing likely custom based on organizational needs.

Watch: As a desktop agent that observes work and runs cloud automations, cost will likely track seats and automation volume, and enterprise trust and security review add adoption overhead; none of this is published.

Cognee

Tokens processed, plus a fixed fee per additional workspace

Free (1M tokens) · Standard $1.00 per 1M tokens · Enterprise BYOC · open source

Watch: Building memory spends LLM tokens at ingestion, billed per million tokens on Standard, and each extra workspace adds $5 a month; self-hosting moves the cost to the customer's own LLM keys and stores.

Cognigy

A platform license plus usage, with telephony for voice and implementation services billed alongside.

No price is published. Cognigy is enterprise only and quote based.

Watch: Telephony and implementation services sit outside the license, and the blank canvas design means substantial internal or partner engineering effort to design, build, test and maintain agents.

Cognition

Monthly plans with an included usage quota, plus usage beyond the quota billed in dollars at API pricing. Teams adds $40 a month per developer seat to its $80 base.

Free tier, Pro at $20 a month, Max at $200 a month, Teams at $80 a month plus $40 per developer seat, and Enterprise at custom pricing.

Watch: Usage beyond the included quota, Devin Review runs, and Ask Devin and DeepWiki usage all add cost on top of the plan price.

Coldreach

Tiered monthly subscription by plan (volume/features), plus a fully managed Done-For-You option; signal volume and seats factor into tier

Starter $899/mo · Growth $1,099 · Pro $1,499 · Enterprise $1,999 · Done-For-You $3,000/mo

Watch: Deliverability is included, but CRM integration requires Growth ($1,099) or above; the fully managed Done-For-You plan is $3,000/mo. Results depend heavily on how well buying signals are defined.

CommerceIQ

enterprise subscription scoped to retailers, modules, and brand portfolio

Not public; enterprise subscription quoted through sales, scoped to retailers, modules, and brand portfolio

Watch: Adding retailers, modules, or managed retail media budget can move the subscription to a higher tier, and services or onboarding may be separate.

Common Room

plan tier with included seats, contact volume and RoomieAI research and Prospector credits

Essential $2,500 a month billed annually (5 seats, up to 100k contacts, 5k RoomieAI research credits); Advanced (15 seats, 250k contacts) and Enterprise (30 seats, 750k contacts) custom

Watch: Plans include fixed seat counts, contact ceilings and RoomieAI research credits; prices above Essential and for extra credits are not published.

Commure

Inference, not stated by the vendor: clinicians covered, service tier and revenue cycle scope.

Contact sales

Watch: Inference, not stated by the vendor: service tier (AI only against specialist-edited or dedicated support) is the likely main swing in cost.

Composio

Monthly platform fee plus usage: tool calls and delivered trigger events

Free (100K tool calls/mo) · Scale $29/mo + usage · Enterprise custom

Watch: The governance options are metered on Scale rather than included: IP allowlisting, a HIPAA BAA, zero data retention and white-labeled connection pages each add a per-call, per-event or per-connection charge, and they are only bundled on Enterprise. Composio-managed shared OAuth apps carry lower allowances that count against the free tier, so production volume needs the customer's own OAuth app. The $29 monthly usage credit expires each billing month.

Confident AI

Monthly plan fee with unlimited seats on paid plans, plus $1 per GB-month of trace data ingested or retained beyond the included amount and per-token charges that vary by model

From $200/mo · free plan + open source

Watch: Trace data past the included GB-months costs $1 per GB-month ingested or retained, and paid plans add per-token charges that vary by model; on the Free plan, trace spans past 1 GB-month are dropped.

Connected-Stories

Usage-based, scaled by consumption and quoted against company size; the unit of consumption is not published.

No rate published. The vendor publishes a usage-based model, pay only for what you use, with four company-size bands from 1-50 through 10,000+ staff, but every band routes to an inquiry form rather than a price.

Watch: Cost scales with creative production volume, campaign activation and ad-format complexity, and media spend on the advertising platforms is separate and additional. The metered unit is not published, so the exposure cannot be sized from the pricing page.

Connecty AI

A flat monthly fee set by the customer's monthly ad spend band, covering unlimited ad accounts in a Meta Business Portfolio. Enterprise is custom from $3M a month in ad spend.

From $799 per month on Self-Serve, for under $50K a month in ad spend. A 14 day free trial is offered.

Watch: The trial requires a credit card and continues unless canceled before day 15. The conversational analytics agent, custom metrics, product and customer intelligence and attribution modeling are Enterprise only.

Consio

call minutes, AI agent minutes and SMS, as credits

Usage based: $0.10 per call minute plus $0.30 per AI voice agent minute; SMS $0.016

Watch: AI handled calls are charged call minutes plus AI minutes, and each AI to human transfer destination needs its own $9 a month number.

ContraForce

Monthly tier by client workspace allowance, plus a flat rate per Security Delivery Agent run.

Starter from $249 per month (4 client workspaces), plus a flat rate per incident for each agent run, quoted by ContraForce.

Watch: The per incident run rate is quoted, not published, so run costs scale with incident volume and are unknown up front. Extra workspaces are $50 per month each.

ControlUp

Enterprise platform licenses, quoted through sales or partners. The unit a license is counted in, whether endpoints, devices or users, is not published.

Not published. A free trial is offered, and paid plans are quoted.

Watch: ControlUp for Apps and ControlUp for Compliance are add-ons to ControlUp for Desktops, and Apps requires the Advanced tier. Essential tiers keep one month of historical troubleshooting data, against one year on Advanced and ControlUp ONE. The AI Assistant is licensed separately, with an interaction credit allotment by license level, credit packs of 5,000 interactions sold on top and a limit of 10 messages per user per 3 hours.

Convey

plan scaled to value delivered

Not public; enterprise sales, plan based and scaling with value delivered

Watch: Because pricing scales with value delivered, expanding teammates across more processes or departments raises the plan. Confirm the onboarding cost and what implementation support the plan includes.

Conveyor

Credits. One credit equals one organization, covering unlimited users from its domain, and questionnaire and RFP volume draws credits too.

Free tier at $0 a year. Enterprise is custom, and no paid price is published.

Watch: The free tier excludes questionnaire automation, the main reason to buy. An annual commitment is required with no monthly option, and credits are consumed per organization that interacts with gated content.

Copy.ai

seat bundles with monthly workflow credits

Chat $29/mo ($24 annual, 5 seats) · Growth $1,000/mo billed annually · Expansion $2,000 · Scale $3,000 · Enterprise custom

Watch: The workflow platform starts at $12,000 a year on Growth, and credit use varies with workflow complexity.

Corelayer

The billing unit is not published. Corelayer sells an enterprise production support platform through quoted contracts.

No public pricing. Enterprise sales run through a demo, and the site's ROI calculator estimates savings on production support costs.

Watch: Regulated industry deployments (on premises, confidential compute, BYOC) and data volume drive contract size. None of these rates are published.

Corellium

Core hours: each active CPU core of a running virtual device is billed per hour

Arm Virtual Hardware $0.50 per core hour after a 30 day free trial · Atlas through sales

Watch: Devices left running keep billing per core hour, and larger boards use more cores, so an agent loop that boots a multicore device for every change can add up quickly. Atlas features such as private cloud and on premises deployment are priced through sales.

CorpusIQ

Seats: monthly plans priced by the number of users, with the full product on every plan

Solo $29.95/mo (1 user) · Team $109.95/mo (5 users) · Business $189.95/mo (10 users) · Enterprise through sales

Watch: The assistant is a separate subscription: CorpusIQ's own page puts ChatGPT Plus or Claude Pro at $20 a month on top. Archive search through the API is metered with no published rate, and SSO and an SLA sit on Enterprise only.

Cosine

Flat monthly subscription with a bundled credit pool per tier, not per seat. Credits are consumed across agent work, model calls and cloud execution, so burn varies with task size, model choice and runtime; per-model credit multipliers range from Lumen Scout at 0.1x to GPT 5.5 and Claude Opus at 2.75x. Add-on credits are purchasable at any time on all tiers. Enterprise and private deployment pricing is scoped with sales because infrastructure, support and security requirements vary.

Starter $19/mo (4M credits)

Watch: Credit pool exhaustion pauses work (top-ups add cost); no rollover; Professional seats + top-ups scale quickly; BYO path shifts cost to your own model subscription.

Cosmon

subscription tiers plus custom build-outs (B2B licenses)

Subscription with multiple tiers plus custom build outs (B2B licenses); no public list pricing found

Watch: Custom build outs for additional CAD/CAE/PLM integrations and local (on premise) deployments likely add to cost. Pricing scales with seats and the breadth of integrated engineering tools.

Coupa

A flat enterprise subscription, quoted by sales and scoped to spend volume, modules and users.

Contact sales

Watch: Implementation and integration add cost on top of the subscription, and no price is published for either. The BSM suite spans many modules, and pricing comes only through direct engagement with sales. Whether supplier network or usage components are billed is not published.

Coworker

One Enterprise plan priced on application, tailored to the connectors needed, the number of people, and the deployment and support. The plan lists its entitlements instead of a price: custom credit allocation, all connectors plus custom ones for internal systems, Customer Intelligence, OM1/OM2 organizational memory, 90 day meeting retention, SSO, custom SLAs, implementation services and a dedicated Customer Success Manager.

Priced on application. Coworker sells one Enterprise plan with every product included, scoped with the customer before purchase.

Watch: Enterprise deployments in private cloud, on premises or air gapped are scoped separately, and their price is not published. On the Enterprise tier, consumption runs through a custom credit allocation, and what happens past it is not published.

Creatio

Platform tier, with Unlimited priced on the scale of the organization and Growth and Enterprise offering per user pricing. AI execution is metered as AI Action volume.

No figures are published. Unlimited is priced on the scale of the organization with unlimited users and agents, Growth and Enterprise keep per user options, and AI Studio comes by default alongside Business Studio.

Watch: AI execution is licensed separately from the platform through AI Action packages, so heavy agent and workflow volume adds cost beyond the base subscription. Action consumption across prompts, agents and automations sets which package is needed.

CrewAI

Workflow executions. Basic is capped at a monthly count, and Enterprise executions are sized to the workflow and priced by quote.

The open source framework is free under MIT. The hosted Basic plan is free with 50 workflow executions a month, and Enterprise is custom priced.

Watch: Every deployment brings its own LLM API keys, so token spend is billed by the model provider on top of any platform fee. Batch runs multiply executions, so kickoff_for_each on 50 items consumes 50 executions. Agent loops with no limit can run up large provider bills, and max iterations and per crew budgets are the controls on that spend.

Crogl

An annual, team based contract on Enterprise, with no fees per alert, per investigation or per user.

Free plan at $0 forever for one analyst per workspace, with all connectors, unlimited skills and audit trail, and a 30 day full feature trial. Enterprise is a custom annual team contract.

Watch: Crogl runs on the customer's infrastructure with the customer's chosen LLM service, so compute and model costs sit outside the Crogl contract.

CrowdStrike

A Falcon platform subscription, plus agent usage metered in credits.

Not public. Charlotte AI is sold within the Falcon platform through enterprise sales, with agent usage metered by credits.

Watch: Charlotte AI depends on underlying Falcon platform and module licensing, and agent credits add usage cost. Which modules are prerequisites, and how credit consumption scales with SOC volume, are not published.

cubic

Subscription tiers priced per developer per month, each with a monthly allowance of reviewed lines (the added and deleted diff lines cubic reads). The free tier is capped by monthly review count, and Enterprise is custom.

Free plan. Team at $30 per developer per month billed annually, or $40 monthly.

Watch: High PR volume or large diffs can exceed the reviewed line allowances. Pro costs more than twice the Team seat price. The free tier caps at 20 reviews a month.

Cursor

A monthly plan per account on Individual or per user on Teams, each with a set amount of included model usage, plus on demand usage billed in arrears beyond it.

From $20 a month for Individual, with a free Hobby tier.

Watch: Real cost depends on model choice and agent volume beyond each plan's included usage. On demand usage is billed in arrears, and Bugbot runs on usage based billing on Individual plans. Pro+, Ultra and Teams Premium are named without prices.

Custify

No billing unit is published.

Quoted through sales, with concierge onboarding included. No price is published.

Watch: Concierge onboarding, including help with data modeling, is included rather than sold separately. No rate is published.

Cyara

not published; enterprise contract likely scaled by channels, agents tested, or usage

No public pricing; enterprise contracts are quoted through sales

Watch: As a modular suite spanning testing, monitoring (Pulse 360), AI Trust governance, and the new agentic modules, total cost depends on which modules and channels are licensed.

CyberArk

not disclosed

Contact sales

Watch: Inference, not stated by the vendor: if agent identities are licensed like managed identities, cost rises with the number of agents brought under governance.

Cyware

A custom quote built from the suite, the deployment model, analyst seats, intelligence feeds, automation volume and add ons.

Contact sales. Each engagement gets a custom quote.

Watch: Automation volume, sandbox capacity and add ons are named pricing inputs, so heavier automation and extra modules raise the quote.

Darktrace

not disclosed

Contact sales

Watch: Inference, not stated by the vendor: coverage is sold by domain product, so extending to more of the estate adds cost.

Databricks Mosaic AI

Consumption of Databricks Units (DBUs) for compute and Databricks Storage Units (DSUs) for storage, billed per second at price list rates that vary by cloud and product. Model APIs bill per token or by provisioned throughput.

Usage based pricing on Databricks Units (DBUs), billed per second, after a free trial. There is no seat price.

Watch: DBU consumption spans multiple workloads (model serving, vector search, agent execution, jobs) that bill in parallel, and underlying cloud compute is billed by the cloud provider on top. Foundation Model API token costs scale with usage. Real spend is hard to predict from the rate card alone and depends on architecture and volume.

Datafold

A fixed price per migration, scoped by the number of legacy objects and the migration's complexity.

Outcome based fixed price scoped per migration by number of legacy objects and complexity, with timeline and data parity guaranteed by contract. No public dollar figure.

Watch: Datafold does not provide IT configuration or education services, so environment setup may take internal effort or a systems integrator. Marketplace private offer terms may differ from direct terms.

Datafuse Technology Inc

Credits, with a hard daily run cap and limits per tier on applications, users and dataset storage.

$5 a month after 7 days free. Enterprise is custom priced.

Watch: The published $5 plan buys the builder rather than the governed platform. Flexible deployment to customer cloud and on premises, advanced compliance and data isolation, bring your own models, model fine tuning, observability, custom evaluations, role based access control, enterprise SSO and granular credit and rate limits are all listed as enterprise tier capabilities. The Free plan is also single user, so any team deployment moves to a quote.

Dataiku

Paid editions are priced by number of users and by the platform capabilities enabled.

Free Edition and a 14 day cloud trial. Paid editions are quoted by sales.

Watch: Beyond platform licensing, running agents incurs LLM token costs from the chosen providers. The LLM Mesh Cost Guard helps enforce budgets, but heavy agent usage still drives model spend.

Day AI

Per agent per month, with the tier set by the number of automated skill slots each agent gets.

Free at $0. Turbo $24 per agent a month, Professional $60 and Executive $200, with 20% off annual billing.

Watch: When a team needs more automated skills than its tier allows, each agent moves up a tier, so the bill rises faster than the agent count. No AI usage caps are published for any tier.

Daytona

Per second compute and memory, plus metered storage

Usage based · $200 free compute · vCPU $0.0504/h, memory $0.0162/GiB-h

Watch: Stopped and paused sandboxes still bill for reserved disk; GPU sandboxes cost far more than CPU and cannot use free credits; thousands of concurrent sandboxes for RL or evals add up quickly.

DBOS

Monthly plan for Conductor (seats, apps and included checkpoints) plus extra checkpoints per million; the Transact library itself is free

Library free · Pro $99/mo with 1M checkpoints · Teams $499/mo

Watch: Every workflow, step and transaction counts as a checkpoint, so a long agent loop with many steps uses the monthly allowance quickly; extra checkpoints cost $50 per million on Pro and $40 on Teams. SSO and self-hosted Conductor sit in Enterprise.

Decagon

Usage, per conversation or per resolution. Per conversation is the default and bills every interaction, and per resolution charges a higher rate only for conversations the AI fully resolves.

Contact sales

Watch: The per conversation model charges for unresolved and escalated interactions too. What counts as a resolution can be unclear, and Decagon's own glossary says of resolution based pricing that "Gray areas can lead to billing disagreements." Decagon has no native helpdesk, so a Zendesk, Salesforce or similar license is a separate cost. Integration with custom ERPs carries professional services fees.

Deel

Per person per month, billed for each managed worker under each product.

From $14 per worker/mo

Watch: Each EOR hire needs a refundable deposit of about 1 to 1.5 times monthly gross salary, which locks up cash. The FX conversion markup of 0.6 to 2% is not itemized. Employer taxes and statutory benefits add 15 to 45% of salary, country surcharges add $50 to $150+, setup per entity costs about $1,000, and some regions charge for implementation. Total EOR employment cost runs about 30 to 60% above gross salary on top of the $599 platform fee, and Deel suggests a multiplier of about 1.35x.

Deepgram

usage (minutes, characters, agent minutes)

Free $200 credit; Pay as you go; Growth from $4,000/year; Enterprise

Watch: Streaming speech to text rates on the pricing page are limited time promotions, with the regular rates shown beside them. Add ons (diarization, redaction, summarization) are billed separately. Multichannel audio multiplies base cost by channel count. Growth is a prepaid annual commitment from $4,000.

DeepKeep

Not published. No seat, token, interaction or scan unit disclosed anywhere retrieved.

Contact for pricing

Watch: Inference, not stated by the vendor: modular selling means the quote depends on which of the five capabilities are in scope.

Default

An annual platform fee by plan, with enrichment credits and workflow runs bundled, plus per seat pricing by seat type.

Growth $1,250 a month ($15,000 a year) and Scale $3,000 a month ($36,000 a year), billed annually. Seats cost $45 per user a month for routing and scheduling and $20 for scheduling only.

Watch: Seats are priced on top of the plan fee, and enrichment beyond the annual allowance costs $0.10 a credit.

Delight.ai

Sendbird Chat bills on monthly active users and message volume. The Delight.ai agent platform publishes no billing unit.

No published rate for the AI agent platform, which is quoted through sales. The separate Sendbird Chat SDK is billed per monthly active user with public list pricing.

Watch: Premium channels such as voice and SMS carry their own usage costs on top of the base messaging subscription. No rate is published for the agent layer.

Demandbase

platform fee plus a flat fee per user; Agentbase features draw on AI credits; advertising and data sold as standalone products

No figures published. The pricing page describes a platform fee covering essential software and services plus a flat fee per user, quoted through a form.

Watch: No figures are published. Agentbase features draw on AI credits whose price is not published; advertising and data are sold as standalone products alongside the platform, and media bought through the vendor's demand-side platform is a separate spend.

depthfirst

No billing unit is published.

Not published. Sold through sales after a demo.

Watch: Whether the Dependency Firewall, Security Reviewer and Agentic Pentester are bundled or priced separately is not published, and neither is how pricing scales with codebase size and scan frequency.

Deputy

Per user per month. Every administrator and supervisor counts as a billable user.

From $5 per user a month on Lite, with Core at $6.50 and Pro at $9.

Watch: A minimum monthly spend of USD $30, AUD $30 or GBP £20 per invoice applies to monthly Lite, Core and Pro plans, so a small team pays the floor rather than the headcount rate. SMS sent through Deputy is charged per 160 characters (US 1c, UK 5p, AU 5c, rest of world 7c USD), and many of Deputy's messages exceed 160 characters, so publishing schedules by SMS carries a real running cost. Every administrator and supervisor counts as a billable user. Adding or archiving a user bills the full month either way, and unarchiving bills a further full month. Annual plans carry no refund on cancellation, and the user count cannot be reduced during the term.

Dialog

Not published. No billing unit is stated on the site.

No public list pricing. Access starts with a demo, and Dialog is also available as a Shopify app on channel terms.

Watch: The Shopify app carries its own plan tiers on channel terms, separate from direct pricing. Larger brand deployments go through a demo, and no direct price, usage meter or scaling rule is published.

Dify

A flat fee per workspace for each tier, billed monthly or yearly, with a monthly allowance of message credits that meter calls to Dify hosted models. Connecting your own model API key bypasses the credits.

From $59 a month on Professional, or $590 per workspace a year. Sandbox is a free demo, and the Community Edition is free to self host.

Watch: Sandbox's 200 message credits carry no monthly qualifier and read as one time, so it is a demo rather than a free production tier. Message credits meter model calls, not user messages, and are consumed at different rates by model type. LLM inference is never included in the platform fee. It is paid either in credits or to the provider directly under BYOK, and it is often the largest line. SSO is Enterprise only, so single sign on is not part of the $1,590 a year Team tier and goes through a sales conversation. Trigger events are a metered quota, so scheduled and webhook driven automation consumes plan capacity independently of message credits. The modified Apache 2.0 license bans multitenant resale, so embedding self hosted Dify in a SaaS product requires a commercial license from LangGenius.

Distyl AI

Contact sales (no public price)

Watch: Scope is set per engagement and includes the vendor's engineering team, so cost depends on the program rather than on seats or usage.

Doctor Droid

A monthly plan fee. Startup carries investigation credits, Business plans are sized for teams of 20 to 200 engineers, and Enterprise is custom.

Startup is $99 per month with 99 investigation credits and a 14 day trial. Business starts at $999 per month in the cloud or $2,999 self hosted. Enterprise is custom.

Watch: Investigations beyond 99 a month cost $1 each on Startup, and self hosting on Business triples the floor price.

Docyt

monthly subscription per entity, quoted by transaction volume and reporting needs

From $299/month per entity

Watch: One subscription per business or location; support and additional entities are priced through sales; the plan above the floor is quoted on volume.

Dome Systems

platform fee per workspace or per month, plus governed actions (per 1,000) and tokens observed (per million)

Free (~5,000 actions/mo) · Pro $29/workspace · Team $299/mo · plus $1.43–$1.72 per 1,000 governed actions

Watch: Governed actions that policy denies are still billed, and tokens passing through the Model Broker are metered on top of the platform fee.

Drata

The billing unit is not disclosed.

Contact sales

Watch: No cost outside the subscription is published, and the subscription itself is unpriced.

DronaHQ

Per user plans with monthly AI credits and tool calls, or pay as you go per conversation plus model credits.

$100 per user per month billed yearly ($140 monthly) on Starter, or pay as you go from $0.05 per conversation.

Watch: Model cost is billed on top of hosting in credits, at a different rate per model and operation, including embeddings, vector search, file parsing and URL crawling. SSO, RBAC and SOC 2 sit in the Enterprise column of the pay as you go table, and zero data retention, 60 day retention and HIPAA are $1,000 a month add ons there.

Dropzone AI

Investigations per year, per AI analyst, sold as an annual subscription.

Not published. Plans are priced by investigation volume through sales.

Watch: The unit is investigations, so alert volume drives the bill. A noisy environment, or a detection expansion that doubles alerts, doubles consumption of the quota. How the platform counts an investigation, and what extra capacity past the plan limit costs, are not published.

dSilo

Contact for pricing

Watch: Implementation, connector setup and architecture reviews are part of onboarding. Total cost depends on deployment scope and connected systems.

Dust

Per seat per month with a monthly credit allocation attached to each seat, across three seat types inside one self serve Business plan, plus a sales led Enterprise plan. Seats are priced in euros excluding VAT; programmatic API usage is priced in US dollars at $0.01 per credit. Admins assign a seat type per user and can mix and reassign them at any time.

Free seat at 0€ with 500 lifetime credits; paid entry is Pro at 24€ per seat per month billed yearly (30€ monthly), and Max at 120€ yearly (150€ monthly). All excluding VAT. Enterprise on application. Figures are euros, not dollars.

Watch: Credits meter actual usage: higher capability models consume more credits per message, and heavy agent use can exhaust monthly allocations, pushing users to Max seats or admin enabled overage (capped). Business plan caps at 100 seats, 3 connectors, and 5 Spaces; unlimited connectors, SSO, SCIM, and audit logs require the custom priced Enterprise plan.

Dux

not published

No public pricing; enterprise contracts are quoted through sales

Watch: Inference, not stated by the vendor: cost may scale with the assets, scanners and integrations under continuous analysis.

E2B

usage

Free Hobby ($100 one time credit) · Pro $150/mo + per second usage

Watch: The $150/mo Pro fee is a fixed floor paid before any compute: it buys limits (session length, concurrency), not credits. Higher concurrency is a paid add-on. Enterprise carries a $3,000 monthly minimum. Paused sandboxes stop compute billing; storage is included.

Edge Delta

Credits, drawn from one shared pool that covers AI tokens and storage. Seats provision the credits.

Pro at $20 a month, with $20 of included credits. Hobby is $0, and Custom is quoted.

Watch: Two independent consumption meters draw on one pool, so an AI heavy month and a storage heavy month deplete the same balance. Model choice is the largest single lever. The spread in the published rate card is roughly 400x between the cheapest and most expensive model on output tokens, so a teammate configured on a frontier model costs orders of magnitude more per investigation than one on a small model, and model selection is per teammate. Professional seat credits expire at cycle end with no rollover. Auto Buy can purchase credits automatically unless a monthly cap is set. The trial is 5 credits, a small allowance against Edge Delta's worked example, in which 30 GB of logs alone consumes 7.5 credits.

effie.ai

Custom proposal scaled by company size, field team structure, and stage of expansion.

Contact for proposal

Watch: The proposal is scoped to company scale, field team structure and stage of expansion, so a larger field team or a wider rollout is likely to cost more. Whether image recognition and model usage are included or billed is not disclosed. Onboarding and rollout take effort, and none of it is priced publicly.

Eightfold AI

seats

Contact sales

Watch: Implementation + skills-library configuration; HRIS/ATS integrations outside the Eightfold partner network; the per-employee model means cost scales with total headcount (not just recruiting team) - below ~2,000 employees the economics often outpace value.

Eledone

subscription, likely by order volume or seats (unconfirmed)

No public pricing; a plug and play deployment (reference customer integrated in about two weeks) sold to B2B sales teams via sales.

Watch: Thin public detail means integration scope and any per order or per seat metering must be confirmed directly with the vendor.

Element451

An annual subscription scoped to the products selected (Bolt or Element, across Marketing and Admissions, Student Success, and CE and Workforce), the number of currently enrolled students and the support tier.

From $20,000 per year. An on page calculator prices each institution annually on the products selected, enrolled student count and support tier, and its default configuration comes to $74,556 per year.

Watch: Cost scales with enrollment volume, the number of Bolt SKUs across marketing, admissions, student success, and continuing education, and whether the Element CRM is added alongside the agent engine.

ElevenLabs Conversational AI

A hybrid of subscription and usage. Each tier includes a bundle of agent minutes, and time beyond the bundle bills per minute as overage.

Free tier with 15 agent minutes a month. Paid plans run from Starter at $6/mo up to Business at $990/mo, with overage at $0.08/min. Enterprise is custom.

Watch: The reasoning model and telephony provider are billed separately and are not in the plan price, so effective cost per minute runs above $0.08. Conversation duration bills on connection time including silence (discounted after 10 seconds), and the free tier has no commercial license.

Ellipsis

Usage based. Prepaid credits pay model tokens at the published rate per million tokens, with a 10% platform fee on credit purchases, and organization sandbox CPU and memory at cost. Personal compute is free, and there are no per seat fees.

Usage based, with model tokens plus a 10% platform fee and no seat fees.

Watch: Idle sandboxes accrue CPU and memory charges while waiting for a message. The 10% platform fee is charged on credit purchases. Large context GPT-6 requests over 272K input tokens cost double input and one and a half times output.

Ema

Outcome based, not per seat. Ema's pitch reads "Consolidate SaaS, Outcome-based pricing, No unused module, No tokenmaxxing." Ema sells AI Employees as substitutes for headcount, so the unit is work delivered, not users licensed. No rate, unit definition or minimum is published, and nothing says what an outcome is measured as, whether a resolved ticket, a completed workflow or a filled role.

Contact sales for paid access. A free trial is self serve at try.ema.ai. Pricing is outcome based, not per seat. No figure, unit or minimum is published.

Watch: Cost scales with the work Ema does, not with model inference. The AI recruiter quote follows hiring volume, integration scope and deployment needs, and the AI SDR price follows outreach scale, so a busy hiring or outbound season costs more. Enterprise deployments usually also need implementation, integration and workflow redesign, and none of it is priced publicly.

Embedder

Credits, shared across the team on Startup and unlimited on Enterprise, with seats limited on Startup

Free for individual developers · Startup and Enterprise through sales

Watch: The free plan cannot be used commercially, so any company use starts at a quoted plan. Startup credits are shared across the team with no published allowance, and on premises, single tenant and custom platforms sit on Enterprise.

Emergent

Plan tier with a monthly credit allowance, credits spent on each agent turn by the work done, and a fixed monthly credit fee for each published app

Free plan · Standard from $17 a month billed annually ($20 monthly) · Pro from $167

Watch: Every published app carries its own monthly fee in credits, from 50 on Starter to 125, 225, 450 and 1,100 on Elite, so a Standard plan's 100 credits cover little building once an app is live. Maxx mode uses significantly more credits, EU hosting costs more than US, web search and image or video generation are billed per use, and model calls from a built app through the Universal LLM Key draw on the same balance. A dedicated database is a paid upgrade.

Enclave

not disclosed

Contact sales; no public pricing

Watch: Inference, not stated by the vendor: cost may scale with the code, cloud and application surface under continuous testing; bringing your own keys moves model costs onto your provider bill.

Enhans

Not published. AgentOS is sold as a customized, quotation based service, and no seat, agent or usage unit appears, so whether the enterprise subscription is scoped to agents, workflows or usage is not stated.

Not public. Quoted through enterprise engagement, with an Azure Marketplace listing but no public rates.

Watch: Broad rollouts across many agents, workflows, and marketplaces can raise cost, and forward deployed delivery may be a significant services component.

Epiminds

Contact sales (pricing not yet public)

Watch: Cost likely scales with the number of clients or brands managed and ad spend or data volume processed; the platform processes more than sixty million marketing data points daily.

Equal AI

free consumer app

Free app (Android and iOS); no paid plan published

Watch: As a free app moving toward a paid tier, expect some current features to shift into a subscription over time. There is no cost today beyond standard call charges.

Equixly

not disclosed

Contact sales; no public pricing. Request a demo or start a pentest. Also available on cloud cybersecurity marketplaces.

Watch: Inference, not stated by the vendor: scope may expand with the number of APIs and applications and with testing frequency; marketplace procurement terms may differ from direct.

Evoke Security

not disclosed

No public pricing; the site directs buyers to contact Evoke. Pre seed, enterprise sales led with a demo based motion.

Watch: Inference, not stated by the vendor: broad coverage across local, production and SaaS agents may require deploying the endpoint sensor, the proxy and the browser extension, adding operational overhead.

Exa

Per 1,000 requests by endpoint and search type, plus per 1,000 pages for contents and summaries; Agent runs per run by effort or per Agent Compute Unit

Usage based · $10 free credit/mo ($20 at sign up) · Search $7/1k requests

Watch: Results beyond the first 10, each extra content type, AI page summaries, Agent contact enrichment ($0.02 per email, $0.07 per phone) and Exa Connect provider calls each bill on top of the base request.

Exaforce

enterprise contract

Contact sales; enterprise contracts, positioned to offset SIEM cost

Watch: Data ingestion onto the platform can carry migration work during cutover, a cost an overlay product avoids (an inference from the architecture). Weigh that and platform cost against projected SIEM storage and licensing savings.

F5 AI Guardrails

No billing unit is published.

Contact sales

Watch: Self hosted deployments run on the customer's own GPUs (at least 24 GB for Guardrails and 48 GB for Red Team) plus Kubernetes and storage, and the docs' token usage dashboard exists to plan that capacity.

Fabrix.ai

Not published. No unit of sale, tier or billing axis appears anywhere on the site.

Contact sales

Watch: The deployment model (cfxCloud, on premises, hybrid, edge) changes the cost, since on premises and edge runs need the customer's own infrastructure, and how each option is licensed is not published. Inference may run on the customer's own model provider contracts, outside the platform fee.

Factory

A flat monthly plan price, with usage inside rolling rate limits and optional prepaid Extra Usage credits beyond them. Teams adds a charge per seat to a team fee.

Pro $20/mo, Plus $100/mo and Max $200/mo. Teams is $60/mo plus $40/seat. Business and Enterprise are custom.

Watch: Usage sits under three independent rolling rate limits, and Standard Usage does not roll over. Missions require Extra Usage. Premium model multipliers drain usage faster than Droid Core, and Droid Computer compute also consumes usage.

Fiddler AI

Usage-based on the Developer plan, at $0.002 per trace; Enterprise quoted.

Free plan (guardrails) · Developer $0.002 per trace · Enterprise custom

Watch: Developer billing is per trace, so busy multi-step agents add up quickly; deployment in a VPC or on premises sits on Enterprise.

Fieldguide

Contact for pricing

Watch: Scope creep is the main exposure: adding practice areas or extending agents across more of the engagement lifecycle expands the contract at renewal. Confirm what agent capacity and practice coverage the base term includes.

Fini

Per resolved ticket. Growth bills each ticket the AI resolves at $0.89, with no usage minimum and no per seat fee for the agent.

From $0.89 per resolved ticket on Growth, for up to 3,000 tickets a month, or $0.69 on Scale, with no usage minimums. Enterprise is custom, with a 90 day free pilot, and there is no free plan.

Watch: Spend rises as the resolution rate improves, since every resolved ticket bills, and usage above the plan's allowance is billed in arrears at the same rate. The headline 98% accuracy and 80%+ resolution figures rest on Fini's own data, and Enterprise pricing is custom.

FinOpsly

Fixed annual platform fee banded by the customer's own annual tech spend across cloud, data platforms and AI. Explicitly not per seat, not per cloud, and not a percentage of the governed bill.

Free under $50K annual tech spend. Paid from $12,000/year.

Watch: The fee steps up with the customer's own annual tech spend, so growth in cloud, data platform and AI spend moves the account into a higher band. FI Pulse, IdleGuard and Costix are add ons at Starter and Growth with no published price. Savings based pricing, offered to Growth and Enterprise on request, is a share of realized savings, and its terms are not published.

FinThrive

not disclosed, quote based

Not published; custom quote across the FinThrive platform

Watch: The agentic layer sits on the Fusion data platform, so value depends on data unification being in place first, which is a scope and sequencing question rather than a separate line item

Firecrawl

Credits per API request (1 credit per page for scrape, crawl, map, monitor), within monthly subscription tiers

From $16/mo billed yearly · free tier + open source

Watch: A page that returns an error status such as 403 or 404 still costs a credit. Structured formats (JSON, Question, Highlight) add 4 credits per page, Search costs 2 credits per 10 results, Interact 2 credits per browser minute, and Monitor 1 credit per page per check.

Fireflies.ai

Per seat subscription plus an AI credit allowance pooled across the team.

Pro at $18 per seat a month, or $10 billed annually. Business at $29 ($19 annual) and Enterprise at $39, annual only. A free tier is available.

Watch: AI credits are pooled across the team, not allocated per seat, so they do not scale as people are added. A twenty seat team and a two seat team on Business both get 30 credits, so the AI allowance per person shrinks with every hire. Starter pools are small (20 Free and Pro, 30 Business, 50 Enterprise), Voice Agents burn one credit per minute, and AI Skills, Sales Assist and CRM autofill draw the same pool. Top ups start at $5 for 50. Core transcription and summaries consume no credits, so the meter runs only on the agentic layer. HIPAA is Enterprise only, so a regulated customer cannot start small, and private storage, audit logs, SSO, SCIM and custom retention sit on the same tier.

Firmbase

Contact for pricing

Watch: Onboarding and data integration effort affect total cost; pricing requires a demo and sales conversation.

Five9

Per seat subscription editions, plus consumption based usage for AI Agents and Voice AI Agents.

No rates are published. Five9 sells a per seat subscription through sales, with AI Agents and Voice AI Agents priced on consumption.

Watch: Consumption based AI pricing can rise with automation volume even as seat counts fall, and premium editions and add ons carry higher rates.

FlashLabs

Plan tiers plus product add ons such as dialer and data usage; billed by seats and usage.

FlashRev Growth $999 a year; Professional $597 a month for 3 users with 900 credits; no full plan table published

Watch: Cost scales with seats, credits and dial volume, and the twelve-agent SuperAgent layer is priced separately from the data and dialer products, so a full stack replacement is not a single line item. Contract terms were not confirmed first-party.

Floworks

monthly subscription on ULTRA, pay per meeting on PRO, custom on ADVANCED

PRO pay per meeting (sales) · ULTRA $498/mo (1,000 contacts researched, 7,500 reachouts) · ADVANCED custom · CRM integration on annual plans

Watch: CRM integration on paid plans requires annual billing, and PRO charges per meeting at a rate set with sales.

FLOWX.AI

An enterprise subscription, plus value streams and agents.

Contact sales. No pricing is public, and prices are set against the value stream and sized in a customized demo.

Watch: Deployments typically involve system integrator services and scale by number of agents, agent stacks, and value streams. Enterprise banking engagements are quote based.

Fluid Topics

Not published; pricing is quoted through a sales conversation.

Enterprise pricing; not publicly listed

Watch: No public rate card, so cost cannot be compared before a sales conversation.

Forest Admin

Plans are priced per identity, with humans, AI agents and external users counted the same, and carry monthly audit event allotments with overage billed per event. Enterprise is billed annually.

Free Sandbox, then Starter at $499 per month.

Watch: The data plane runs in the customer's own infrastructure, so hosting and compute are the customer's cost. Enterprise pricing scales with seats and usage.

Freed

seats (per clinician per month), tiered

$39 per month (Starter, up to 40 notes); $79 Core unlimited; $119 Premier or $104 per month billed annually

Watch: The 40 note cap on Starter is roughly two notes per working day, so full-time clinicians land on Core or Premier; Premier's $104 rate is the annual option.

Freeplay

Not readable: the pricing page returns a site-not-found page; the docs name an Enterprise tier but no meter or price

Free sign-up · paid and Enterprise plans not readable

Watch: SAML SSO, SCIM, Bring-Your-Own-Cloud and retention beyond the default 90 days require an Enterprise contract, and Freeplay's AI features consume model tokens that count against the customer's own provider keys where those are used.

Freshworks

Per agent seats for each module, plus Freddy AI Agent sessions beyond the 500 included. Freddy AI Copilot is a flat add on per agent.

Freshdesk Growth $19, Pro $55 and Enterprise $89 per agent a month billed annually, and Omni $29, $79 and $119. Freddy AI Copilot is $29 per agent, and Freddy AI Agent includes 500 sessions, then $49 per 100 sessions. A 14 day free trial is offered.

Watch: Modules are priced separately (Freshdesk, Omni, Freshchat, Freshcaller), so each additional product adds its own per agent cost. Copilot is $29 per agent extra, day passes cover occasional agents, and connector app tasks and MCP actions are metered add ons.

Friendly

Contact for pricing

Watch: As an infrastructure layer over sensitive medical and financial data, deployment likely requires an integration and compliance engagement. Cost is scoped per deployment and volume.