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Corebee sells one flat $99/month plan with no tiers and no per-resolution fee. Here's what that number covers, where six sources disagree, and the bill their own calculator returns.

CellCog publishes its credit rate to the cent but never what one job costs. Nine CellCog alternatives, ranked by how much of the bill you can work out first.

Capacity publishes the full structure of your bill and not one rate. I dug through the tiers, the four meters, and what buyers actually report paying.

A full breakdown of Pazi AI pricing: the Free tier, all five Pro credit amounts, the flat 500-credits-per-dollar rate, and the costs the page does not show you.

Automation Anywhere quotes you, it does not price you. Here is every number the company actually publishes, what each one is worth, and how to judge the quote.

Automation Anywhere now sells two products at once. Here are 9 alternatives, each priced on its published 2026 rate card, with the billable unit named.

Apps 365 alternatives, compared on the things that decide it: what the AI tier really costs, who has to build the model, and whether Teams is native or bolted on.

Helpdesk 365 advertises $19.99 a user. Apps 365 and its own knowledge base disagree on who counts as a user, and that gap runs into five figures a year.

Alloy Navigator runs $19, $49, or $89 per technician per month, plus $0.17 per audited computer. Here is what the rate card leaves out, and where the cliffs are.