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Helply charges $1 per ticket with a 250-ticket monthly minimum and a $3,000 annual floor. Here is the full rate card, the one word that decides your bill, and why the vendor's own pages disagree about whether you are paying for volume or for outcomes.

ClearFeed publishes five rate ladders across three products. Here is every rung, the 200-ticket cap buried in the docs that turns the seat plan into a volume plan, and what your bill does at scale.

Minimal AI bills every conversation your team answers, not just the ones its AI resolves. Here is what that meter does to your cost per resolved ticket, and seven alternatives priced on a different unit.

Pluno bills on five meters at once. Here is the full base fee grid pulled from the pricing page, the 0.90 euro resolution rate, and what your invoice does as deflection climbs.

Pluno AI alternatives compared on the things that decide the bill: what each agent trains on, what counts as a billable resolution, and whether you can test it first.

SiteGPT lists $39, $79 and $259 a month. Month to month it is $59, $129 and $429, and the message cap moves by 10x depending on which model you pick.

SiteGPT trains a chatbot on your website content, but the questions that reach a widget are the ones your site never answered. Eight alternatives, fully priced.

IrisAgent publishes one dollar figure on its pricing page. Here is what the $500 Standard tier includes, what the six add-ons cost, and the one rate you can model.

IrisAgent runs AI on your helpdesk, but only one of its rates is public. Here are nine alternatives, what each meter counts, and which let you dry-run first.