You hire an agent, not licences for your people. Breaking down a whole phone call — the gist, the counterpart's role, the objections and the write-back into the deal — costs four cents. Catching a promise in a work chat and opening a managed object on it costs $0.0013.
Not a forecast and not an estimate. This is what we already pay for this work on live implementations, turned into a price.
The stock audit costs the same as the menu breakdown, although it makes seventeen calls to the accounting system against two: the arithmetic is held by code, the model only states the finished figures.
Priced from the list above, 22 working days. We'll cost your own volumes during implementation.
One agent. Meetings, work chats, tasks.
One agent keeps the cadence on social.
Every conversation of every caller listened to and broken down.
That is $26.44 per caller per month — $1.20 per working day.
The third case is the one where the work costs more than the employee, and we show it ourselves rather than in the first invoice. $1.20 a day so that not one conversation of a caller goes unheard is cheaper than an hour of a supervisor's time.
The list is computed on the most expensive model configuration — we keep it by default, because the quality of life with an agent depends directly on the quality of its reasoning. There is room to economise here, and on simple tasks we do, but by default we run on the best.
The list is set in rubles — the same one published at slazhivanie.ru/ceny.html — and shown here in dollars at the rate above. Figures are rounded to the precision displayed; a month is billed on the actual cost of each action, so a total can differ from this page by a fraction of a percent. Per-action prices follow the cost of the models, which has only fallen over the past year. The recalculation date is above, and we move it.
How many meetings a week, calls a day, documents a month — tell us, and we'll come back with a figure off this same list, with no ranges.
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