Pricing - frequently asked questions

AINORA is a custom implementation, not a self-serve SaaS plan. We quote per project after a short discovery call, so you pay for what your business actually needs rather than a fixed tier. A dental clinic with one calendar integration and a BPO running across several CRMs have very different deployments, so we scope each one and give you a fixed quote before any build begins.

Because the honest answer to "how much does it cost" is "it depends" - on call volume, the number of integrations, languages, and compliance needs. Publishing a single number would either overcharge small businesses or undersell larger deployments. We quote per project so the number matches your scope.

Onboarding means we write the prompt, build the knowledge base, configure your calendar and CRM integrations, and test the agent end-to-end before go-live. The scope is agreed up front and reflected in your custom quote.

A phone number, a named voice agent, 24/7 availability, recordings, transcripts, an analytics dashboard, and calendar and CRM integrations on the supported list. The exact configuration is tailored to your business in the discovery call.

Yes. Every prospect gets a free live demo on a public number so you can hear the agent handle real scenarios. Many clients then start with a pilot phase to measure conversion and call quality before committing to a full rollout.

Most small-business deployments sit in the same cost range as a part-time human receptionist, with far more coverage and reliability. Mid-market and larger deployments scale up based on volume, integrations, and compliance. You get the exact number in a fixed quote after the discovery call.

We offer flexible terms. Typical engagements run on an annual agreement with the option to scale volume up or down at reviews, and shorter pilot-phase contracts are available for clients who want to validate first. The specifics are set out in your custom quote.

Yes. Agencies and BPOs can run the platform under their own brand. The scope and commercial terms are agreed per partnership - see the white-label page for details.