How Much Is Chatbot Subscription?
How much is chatbot subscription? Business chatbot subscriptions range from free entry plans to paid plans billed by seat, conversation, message, or AI resolution. Compare the billing unit and allowance—not just the starting price—when choosing support software.
ChatBot.com plans and a flat-fee support desk
ChatBot.com charges per user and includes an AI-resolution allowance on its listed plans. momo uses a flat euro plan fee with a monthly AI-conversation allowance, so the billing units are different.
ChatBot.com prices are in US dollars; momo sells in euros. A ChatBot.com resolution allowance and a momo AI-conversation allowance are not the same unit.
ChatBot.com plan details
Essential
ChatBot.com Essential starts at $19 per user per month when billed annually, or $25 per user per month when billed monthly. The listed plan includes an AI chatbot, live chat, a shared inbox, and a ticketing system. The AI allowance is 10 resolutions. Because the price is per user, multiply the seat price by the number of users who need access.
For a single user, that is $19 per month on annual billing, with an annual commitment, or $25 month to month. The plan does not have a permanent free tier, but ChatBot.com offers a free trial. A trial is useful for checking whether the inbox and ticketing workflow fit before paying, but it does not change the recurring plan price.
Growth
Growth costs $79 per month on annual billing or $99 per month on monthly billing. The plan includes 200 AI Agent resolutions, unlimited chat history, and advanced reporting. The stated prices are per user, so team totals rise with seats. The extra-resolution pack described in the pricing material costs $49.50 for 50 resolutions. The pack’s billing period and how it applies across a team are not specified, so treat it as a possible usage cost rather than adding it to a base estimate.
A resolution allowance matters if the team expects the AI to resolve many conversations without a person. Check how the vendor defines a resolution and what happens when the allowance is used before estimating a busy month. Do not assume that a conversation, an AI reply, and a resolved outcome are interchangeable units.
Enterprise
Enterprise pricing is custom. The listed offer includes dedicated onboarding, SLAs, and a dedicated account manager. There is no published figure in the supplied plan information to use for a monthly or annual total. Ask for a quote that separates seat fees, AI usage, onboarding, and any contracted service terms so the recurring cost is clear.
Across the listed plans, seat price is only one part of the decision: check the allowance and the unit it counts. For a team weighing a different model, momo charges a flat euro plan fee and includes a stated monthly AI-conversation allowance. It also includes a helpdesk inbox on every plan, with live teammate takeover. That structure avoids a per-resolution fee and credit packs, but its AI-conversation allowance should not be compared one-for-one with another vendor’s resolutions.
How to compare a chatbot subscription before you pay
Start by estimating how many people need access, then calculate the recurring seat cost for the billing term you expect to use. Next, estimate how many AI outcomes or conversations the team handles in a typical month. Keep those measures separate: ChatBot.com lists AI resolutions, while momo’s plans include AI conversations, and the units are not interchangeable. Ask what happens when an allowance runs out and confirm the price and billing period for any extra usage. Also distinguish the monthly-equivalent price on annual billing from a month-to-month price; the lower annual-billing figure comes with an annual commitment. For custom Enterprise pricing, request a quote that separates recurring charges from service terms and any other fees. These checks help you compare the expected bill, not just the headline subscription price. For broader budgeting context, see the AI chatbot cost breakdown.
$49.50
Count the resolution allowance before choosing a plan
ChatBot.com lists 10 AI resolutions on Essential and 200 on Growth. An extra pack of 50 resolutions is priced at $49.50, so the plan’s base price does not tell the whole usage story. Check the allowance against your expected AI-resolved workload before choosing. Ask how the vendor defines a resolution and what happens after the included amount is used.
Compare the unit being counted, the included allowance, and the cost of extra usage before comparing headline prices.
Worked team-cost examples
What the base subscription costs by team size
The estimates below multiply ChatBot.com’s per-user price by the stated number of seats. Annual totals multiply the monthly-equivalent annual-billing rate by 12. They are base subscription totals only; they do not assume extra resolution use or add the separately priced pack. These are arithmetic examples based on the stated number of seats.
| Plan and billing | One user | Five users | Ten users |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essential, monthly billing | $25/month; $300/year | $125/month; $1,500/year | $250/month; $3,000/year |
| Essential, annual billing | $19/month equivalent; $228/year | $95/month equivalent; $1,140/year | $190/month equivalent; $2,280/year |
| Growth, monthly billing | $99/month; $1,188/year | $495/month; $5,940/year | $990/month; $11,880/year |
| Growth, annual billing | $79/month equivalent; $948/year | $395/month equivalent; $4,740/year | $790/month equivalent; $9,480/year |
These calculations make the seat multiplier visible. A five-person Essential team at the annual-billing rate has a base subscription total of $95 per month equivalent, while five seats on Growth at the annual-billing rate total $395 per month equivalent. The figures do not include any additional resolution packs. The listed Growth allowance is 200 resolutions, but the supplied material does not make clear whether that allowance is shared across seats or applied another way, so do not multiply it by the seat count when budgeting.
What is the cheapest AI chatbot subscription for a team?
There is no single cheapest option for every team: the total depends on the billing unit, number of users, and included AI allowance. A free entry plan may suit a team testing a workflow, while a paid plan may be easier to budget when its seat count and usage limit match the expected workload. Compare the total for the people who need access, not only the price for one user. Then check whether the included allowance covers a typical month and whether extra usage is billed separately. If your team is also weighing human chat against automated answers, this live chat versus chatbot guide can help frame the choice.
When a per-user plan may fit
A per-user plan can be straightforward to budget when the number of people who need access is stable and the included AI allowance fits the workload. ChatBot.com Essential also lists live chat, a shared inbox, and ticketing, which may suit a team looking for those functions alongside an AI chatbot. Growth lists a larger resolution allowance and advanced reporting. Compare those inclusions with the work your team needs to do, rather than treating a higher tier as automatically necessary.
The cost can become harder to forecast if seats grow, if AI usage exceeds an allowance, or if the vendor counts resolutions differently from the way your team counts conversations. Before subscribing, write down the expected seats, billing term, and AI unit you need. Then check what extra usage costs and how it is charged. For predictable support-desk budgeting, momo’s fees are flat plan prices in euros with included AI-conversation limits; the shared inbox is included on every plan.
momo chatbot subscription plans and prices in euros
Compare the flat monthly plan fee and included AI-conversation allowance. Yearly billing is 11 times the monthly price; consider your expected usage and billing term when estimating chatbot subscription costs.
Included: The helpdesk inbox is included on every plan, including Free, so teams can review support conversations in one place. · The AI answers from your business content and cites its sources when confident, helping the team check the basis for an answer. · When the AI is not confident, it says it is not sure and opens a ticket for the team.
Free
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€0€0 forever
- 30 AI conversations, one-time
- 1 agent, 1 team member
- Website widget
- Helpdesk inbox
- Basic analytics
- 2 MB of knowledge, 10 sources
Starter
One agent, steady traffic.
€29€27per month
- 500 AI conversations / month
- 1 agent, 2 team members
- Website widget and email
- Helpdesk inbox and Help Center
- Basic analytics
- No momo badge
- 20 MB of knowledge, 50 sources
Growth
More agents, more channels.
€129€118per month
- 2,000 AI conversations / month
- 3 agents, 5 team members
- Slack, Shopify, WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger
- API, Zapier and webhooks
- Advanced analytics
- 100 MB of knowledge, 200 sources
Scale
High volume, every channel.
€399€366per month
- 6,000 AI conversations / month
- 10 agents, 10 team members
- Every channel
- API, Zapier and webhooks
- Advanced analytics
- 500 MB of knowledge, 1,000 sources
Need more resources or custom solutions? Contact us for Enterprise plans
Chatbot subscription cost FAQs
Check the billing unit, included usage, and extra charges before comparing plans.
What does ChatBot.com Essential cost per user each month?
Essential costs $19 per user per month with annual billing, or $25 per user per month with monthly billing. It includes 10 AI resolutions, plus an AI chatbot, live chat, a shared inbox, and ticketing.
What does Botsonic Starter cost monthly and annually, and how many messages are included?
The supplied Botsonic documentation gives a price of $40.83 per month with annual billing or $49 monthly, with a pool of 3,000 messages per month. That documentation labels the plan Professional, not Starter, so those figures should not be presented as a verified Starter price or allowance.
How does Tidio describe chatbot costs for solo users and small teams?
Tidio’s support plans are described as billing by conversation rather than by seat, and its Free, Starter, and Growth plans each include 10 seats. Its free plan is described as including 50 conversations. Compare the conversation allowance with your expected monthly volume when assessing whether a plan fits.
Which chatbot pricing limits can increase the monthly bill?
Seat counts can raise a per-user subscription total, while usage limits can trigger extra costs when they are exceeded. Vendors may count conversations, messages, or AI resolutions differently. Check the allowance, the billing unit, and the price for additional usage; ChatBot.com lists an extra pack of 50 AI resolutions for $49.50.
What extra chatbot subscription costs should I check before signing up?
Ask whether setup or onboarding is charged separately, and whether integrations, extra AI usage, support, or team members add fees. Also check the annual billing commitment and how usage beyond the plan allowance is charged. The supplied ChatBot.com details list custom Enterprise pricing but do not establish extra setup or integration fees for its other plans.
What would ChatBot.com cost for a five-person team before AI resolution overages?
Five Essential users cost $125 per month on monthly billing or $95 per month equivalent on annual billing. Five Growth users cost $495 per month on monthly billing or $395 per month equivalent on annual billing. These are base seat-price calculations and do not include any additional resolution packs.
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