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AgentQuote – Pricing Calculator for Usage-Based AI

Model your real delivery costs so AI services don't run at a loss

Problem
Founders selling per-call or per-minute AI receptionists and support agents have to reverse-engineer voice, carrier, and model costs from real call data to land at prices small businesses accept, like $49–199. Today that math is all manual.
Solution
A small cost-modeling tool: enter voice platform, carrier, and model rates plus typical call length, and it computes per-minute cost, break-even usage per plan, and a suggested price range.
Users
Indie SaaS developers and small providers building voice AI and support automation
MVP
Built-in rate templates for common voice/carrier/model vendors; live per-call and per-minute cost; break-even volume per subscription tier; exportable cost sheet; pure client-side math, no data upload
Revenue
Free base tier plus a $19 one-time unlock for advanced templates and exports; alternatively affiliate revenue from voice vendors
Why now
Voice AI lowered the barrier to starting a usage-based business, so first-time founders are pricing blind, and the know-how currently lives only in a few founders' posts

Source discussions · 2

  1. Reddit[r/SaaS] What I learned pricing an AI phone receptionist at $49 to $199 a month
  2. Reddit[r/SaaS] Your support agent bills $0.50 a resolution and $0.50 a voice minute. Two meters, one stack. Which dial do you watch?
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