Overview
What eesel costs: you pay for the work your agent does, with no per-seat fees, no monthly minimum and no limit on integrations or agents.
You pay for the work your teammate actually does. No per-seat fees, no monthly minimum, and no limit on how many integrations you connect or agents you run.
Plans
Pay as you go
The default. You're billed for the tasks your agents handle, with no platform fee, no monthly minimum and no commitment. Nothing to choose, this is how you start
Annual commitment
Commit to a year of usage and pay upfront for up to 25% off. If you go over your commitment, the extra is billed at the normal rate. Arranged with our team
Enterprise, $1,000/month
A flat platform fee on top of usage. Includes a dedicated solutions engineer and account manager, higher knowledge base limits, SSO, HIPAA, BAA, and signed cloud service agreements
Whichever you're on, you can cap your monthly spend so your agents never charge beyond a figure you set. The default cap is $250 and you can change it any time. More on that in controlling what you spend.
Tasks and costs
A task is the whole interaction, not each message inside it. A support ticket is one task however many replies happen on it, a chat session is one task however many messages go back and forth, and a blog post is one heavy task per run. You're never charged per message, per reply, or per revision.
Work is grouped into three kinds:
Light
Dashboard questions, simple lookups
Free
Regular
Support ticket, chat session
$0.40 each
Heavy
Blog post drafts
$4.00 each
Free trial
Sign up and you get $50 of free usage plus 2 free blog generations, every feature unlocked, no credit card needed. The trial ends when the $50 runs out or the trial period is up, whichever comes first, and your agents pause. To carry on, add a card in Workspace settings > Billing & Usage (click your workspace name at the top left).
Trial over but not ready to go live? Adding a card doesn't mean you start paying. Dashboard questions are light tasks and always free, so with a card on file you can keep testing your teammate in the dashboard chat at no charge, for as long as you need.
You only start being billed when it does real work on real conversations, which is when you turn on an automation.
Controlling what you spend
Cap your monthly spend and your agents pause automatically at the limit, so there are no surprise charges. The default is $250, you can change it any time, and you get email alerts at 50%, 75% and 100% on the way there.
The bigger lever is deciding what reaches your teammate in the first place, and that's done with automations rather than billing settings.
Choose your trigger carefully. An automation on every customer message picks up more work than one on a narrower event, like a ticket's first message (Zendesk) or a tag being applied (Intercom).
Filter inside the automation. Describe the conversations you want handled and your agent skips the rest, so you're not paying for tickets you never wanted it to touch.
Roll out gradually. Route one queue, one brand or one topic first. Anything outside it stays with your team and costs nothing.
This is also how most teams start: a narrow filter, a look at the results, then widen it.
Where to find your billing
Everything lives in your workspace settings. Click your workspace name at the top left, open Workspace settings, then Billing & Usage.

One thing worth knowing: you need a card on file before the monthly limit and billing mode become editable.
Invoices, receipts and cancelling
Billing runs through Stripe, which handles invoicing automatically. An invoice is generated each cycle based on your usage.
Manage your subscription through Stripe from the same Billing & Usage page. That's where you go to pull past invoices and receipts, review your usage history, update payment details, or cancel. There's no lock-in and no cancellation fee.
Digging into what you were charged for
If a bill looks higher than expected, Activity in the left sidebar lists every task your agent has run, filterable by task type and date. Or just ask your teammate: it can tell you what it's been working on. See Reports.
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