01 / Setup
Agent design and launch
We map the call flows, define success criteria, connect systems, write guardrails, test scenarios, and prepare the agent to answer real callers.
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Voice Agents pricing
PhoneIQ Voice Agents are scoped, built, and tuned around your actual phone work. Pricing starts with a setup call because the valuable part is the workflow, not a generic seat count.
setup
Custom build scope
call paths, integrations, guardrails, prompts, handoffs, and launch testing
usage
Real telephony volume
minutes, phone numbers, carrier usage, SMS, and operational throughput
operations
Tuning and support
monitoring, changes, reporting, and iteration after the agent goes live
Pricing model
Priced around the work the agent does
A voice agent can be simple overflow coverage or a full operational layer that books, texts, emails, writes CRM notes, and hands off to a person. We scope the moving parts before quoting.
02 / Usage
Telephony and AI activity
Usage depends on call volume, call duration, phone numbers, SMS, transfers, and the realtime work the agent performs during and after each call.
03 / Support
Tuning after launch
Production agents need observation and iteration. Pricing can include launch support, call review, workflow changes, and improvements as your operation learns.
Included in scope
A working agent, not a blank dashboard
The setup call identifies what the first production version should handle and what needs to stay with a human. From there, PhoneIQ builds the agent around your phone line and your systems.
01 Call-flow mapping and success criteria
02 Realtime voice behavior and prompts
03 CRM, calendar, SMS, email, or data integrations
04 Escalation and human handoff rules
05 Telephony setup on real phone numbers
06 Launch testing, monitoring, and iteration plan
Next step
Scope the first agent before you price it.
Bring the call path you want handled. We will map the build, the usage assumptions, and the launch plan with you.