Pricing
Free until
it pays for itself.
Your first pilot costs nothing, and a fee begins only once it pays for itself — measured on a scorecard we agree on first. After that, any month it doesn’t pay for itself is free.
- The demo
- FreeAn AI receptionist built from your public website, then from the knowledge you approve. You hear it before any customer is routed to it.
- The pilot
- FreeA fee begins only once it pays for itself.
- Pays for itself
- Agreed firstMeasured on a scorecard we agree on before the pilot starts.
- After the pilot
- One flat planPriced by the hours it covers, well below the cost of one hire. No public rate yet.
- The guarantee
- Free that monthAny month the scorecard shows it captured less than its fee, you don’t pay for that month.
- If the pilot doesn’t pay
- You stopNo fee.
What a first pilot includes.
Hear it first
A personalized AI receptionist built from your public website, then from the knowledge you approve. You hear it — phone with an access code, or browser — before any customer is routed to it.
Shape it together
Mark what it missed. Connect reviewed knowledge — help center, policies, escalation rules. Your team signs off.
Then a channel
After-hours or overflow first, then the main line. Nothing customer-facing goes live without your approval.
One hire covers 40 hours a week.
Your phone rings for 168.
A full-time receptionist still goes home at five. AgenX Voice covers the hours you choose, and after the pilot it’s one flat plan priced well below the cost of one hire.
Agreed before the pilot.
Read in two minutes.
Before the pilot starts, we agree what counts, and the pilot is judged on it. This is the kind of scorecard we mean, including what it declined, so you know what to add.
- Calls answered
- 14258 of them after hours
- Declined honestly
- 9each one a page you can add
- Pointed to your team
- 14your published contact path, every time
- Texts sent after a yes
- 22links and numbers callers asked for
What missed calls cost, by your numbers.
Three numbers from your own business. The math runs on this page, and nothing you type leaves it.
— calls a week × 52 weeks × — who would have hired you = — customers a year × — per customer.
Your arithmetic, not a forecast.
What Voice does today: during the hours you choose, it answers from your published pages and points callers to your published contact path when they need a person. Booking and taking messages for your team aren’t live yet.
What we will not sell you.
A price we haven’t set
There is no public rate yet. After the pilot it’s one flat monthly plan, priced by the hours it covers and set well below the cost of one hire.
Features that aren’t wired
Live transfer, CRM writes and payment-taking are direction, not line items. You pay for what works.
A contract before a conversation
We talk first; the written pilot agreement comes after and sets the exact terms.
Questions about cost.
What happens after the pilot?
If it’s paying for itself, you move to one flat monthly plan, priced by the hours it covers and well below the cost of one hire. Any month it doesn’t pay for itself is free. If the pilot doesn’t pay, you stop.
How do we know it paid for itself?
We define it together before the pilot starts — calls answered, hours covered, jobs from answered calls. Nothing is invented after the fact.
What do I need to get started?
Your business website is enough to prepare the first demo. It starts with public information; no private customer data is needed. A pilot can go further: your internal documentation, procedures, policies and scripts become approved knowledge the AI receptionist retrieves on demand.