How much does an AI agent cost?

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Here, it's flat: $50/month (Starter) or $300/month (Turbo), no dev quote, no per-seat or per-resolution math. You start with a refundable deposit — $10 on Starter, $60 on Turbo, 20% of your first month — held to reserve your spot and returned in full if you don't get off the waitlist.

What AI agents typically cost in 2026

Most of what's published this year falls into three pricing models, depending on what you're buying:

  • Custom-built agents. A dev shop builds you an agent from scratch. Typical 2026 quotes run roughly $25K-$50K for a minimal (MVP) agent, $50K-$100K for a working business-workflow agent, and $150K-$300K or more for an enterprise agentic system — on top of ongoing maintenance.
  • Per-seat or flat-subscription sales agents. AI sales agents are commonly sold as a subscription per agent, typically $500-$6,000/month, or priced per seat at roughly $50-$500/seat/month.
  • Per-resolution customer-service agents. AI customer-service tools often charge per resolution — commonly $0.50-$2.00 each — with enterprise tiers quote-based and starting around $50,000/year.

These are typical 2026 market ranges across pricing models (build quotes, per-seat subscriptions, per-resolution billing), not a specific vendor's current price list — exact pricing varies by provider and deal. The common thread: before you've gotten any value, you're either staring down a five-figure build quote or committing to a subscription or usage meter that scales with every seat, action, or resolution.

Why this is flat and this cheap

The reason it doesn't fit those models: you're not buying a single agent priced per seat or per resolution. You're getting a full team — a Boss plus the agents under it — working one goal, for one flat monthly price. Usage is the only variable; the team and the price aren't, and the team itself is yours to customize on either plan.

Both plans include the same thing: the Boss and a full team, both modes and every mission, a quality gate on everything that ships, a control room and Telegram access, and self-healing that runs 24/7. Nothing on this list is an upsell on the other plan — it's the baseline on both.

Starter vs Turbo

  • Starter — $50/month. Steady: your company plays at a steady pace, great for smaller goals. Standard usage. Deposit today: $10 (20% of first month).
  • Turbo — $300/month. Fastest: six times the moves every hour, your goal sooner. 6x more usage than Starter. Deposit today: $60 (20% of first month).

The deposit is the only thing you pay today. It's 20% of your first month on whichever plan you pick, it holds your spot on the waitlist and counts toward month one if you get off it, and it's refunded in full, immediately, if you don't. You're only billed for the rest of month one after you're off the waitlist and have confirmed your goal with us.

Questions

Is the deposit refundable?

Yes — in full, immediately, if you don't get off the waitlist.

What's the difference between Starter and Turbo?

Usage and speed only. Turbo gets 6x more usage than Starter, so your company makes six times the moves every hour and reaches your goal faster. Everything else — the team, the features, the quality gate — is identical.

Do I need a developer to set this up?

No. There's no build, no per-seat configuration, and no integration project. You set a goal and pay the deposit; the team does the rest.