Outcome-based pricing is easier to defend internally.
Escalated tickets stay with humans and stay off your billable resolution count.
Pricing based on completed work
ResolveAI uses resolved-ticket volume as the pricing unit. If a ticket is escalated because confidence is low or a human is needed, it does not count as completed work.
Escalated tickets stay with humans and stay off your billable resolution count.
Every plan is billed per Zendesk account. Included resolved tickets are refreshed monthly, and there are no overage surprises if ResolveAI hands the rest to humans.
Up to 25 resolved tickets per month.
Up to 100 resolved tickets per month.
Up to 500 resolved tickets per month.
Unlimited resolved tickets each month.
All AI inference costs are included in the plan price. If you exceed your monthly resolved-ticket limit, additional tickets can be escalated to humans rather than billed as overages.
ResolveAI is measured by finished support work, not by how often it generates text.
This model helps compare your current human-handled ticket cost with a completed-work pricing model.
Example assumptions are editable: 500 tickets/month, $15 human-handled ticket cost, and 35% routine automation.
$15/ticket is a conservative fully-loaded SMB support cost estimate. Adjust it for your team.
ResolveAI is designed to keep low-confidence or policy-sensitive tickets with humans instead of inflating automation numbers with risky resolutions.
Tickets that do not meet the confidence bar are handed back to the team instead of being counted as outcomes.
Knowledge base context, ticket history, and visible usage reporting make pricing defensible to operators and finance teams.