AI support pricing is deliberately hard to compare: some vendors charge per agent seat, some per resolved ticket, some publish nothing at all. This table puts every tool in the directory with known pricing side by side — 47 tools, 26 of them with a published price you can actually model in a spreadsheet.
Per-seat is the classic help desk model: a monthly price per human agent, with AI features bundled or added on. It is predictable but can punish you for keeping humans in the loop. Per-resolution (and its cousins per-conversation, per-session, and per-minute for voice) bills only when the AI handles something. Fin’s $0.99 per resolution made this the fashionable model, and it is the easiest to justify to a finance team, but costs scale directly with your ticket volume and definitions of “resolved” vary by vendor — always check what counts. Freemium tools let a small team start free and pay as volume grows, usually with credit or message caps. Custom / sales-led pricing dominates the enterprise tier; expect an annual contract, and treat any third-party “typical price” figures as rumors.
Prices reflect vendor-published figures as of July 2026. Vendors change pricing often — the linked listing and the vendor’s own site are the source of truth.
“Custom” means the vendor publishes no price — common for enterprise platforms where deals start in the tens of thousands per year. Starting prices are the cheapest published tier and usually exclude the AI usage that ends up dominating the bill, so treat them as a floor, not an estimate. For a head-to-head on any two tools, every listing links to its comparison pages, or start from a use case:
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