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Enjo AI publishes three real prices and a real overage rate. It also defines its billable unit two different ways on the same page, which is the difference between a $95 bill and a $445 one.

Desk365 is $12, $22 or $32 per agent per month. The monthly rates are not in the page's HTML, and the plan you pick decides whether you can buy the AI at all.

Ayudo bills $0.40 per ticket, but replaying the AI against your own ticket history is a $179/seat feature. Here are 8 Ayudo alternatives, sorted by what you can prove before go-live.

Enjo AI publishes a real price and a real free tier. What it does not publish is a way to test the agent on your own tickets. Ten alternatives, ranked by proof.

Workativ pricing runs $99/mo for 200 sessions and $349 for 500, with no per-user fee. The catch is what a session is, and what happens the moment you run out.

Desk365 is a Microsoft Teams helpdesk whose AI agent cannot deploy to Teams yet. Here are 10 alternatives, with the published rate cards and the meters they bury.

BunnyDesk pricing is $29 or $79 a month, but the plan fee is not the meter. Here is what an AI credit really buys, and the four numbers the site contradicts itself on.

Ten Workativ alternatives with real published prices, the employee minimums nobody advertises, and which ones you can actually buy at Workativ's price.

Every published BoldDesk price, from $99 for 5 agents to $9,999 for 1,000, plus the two AI meters that sit outside the flat plan and what they add to the bill.