01Distinct
Cost structure, not efficiency savings
This tool compares raw subscription cost under two pricing models — it does not estimate hours or dollars saved from an efficiency assumption.
Model the pricing structure, not a savings claim
Per-seat vs. consumption pricing — which costs less for your volume?
This calculator compares raw subscription cost under two pricing structures using your own inputs — it is a pricing-structure planning aid, not a savings estimator and not a Voz360 performance claim. Set your agent count, monthly interaction volume, and illustrative price assumptions to see how per-seat and consumption-based totals compare over your chosen time horizon.
This calculator compares raw subscription cost under two pricing structures using your own inputs — it is a pricing-structure planning aid, not a savings estimator and not a Voz360 performance claim. Set your agent count, monthly interaction volume, and illustrative price assumptions to see how per-seat and consumption-based totals compare over your chosen time horizon.
Pricing-structure planner
Compare per-seat vs. consumption cost under your own assumptions.
Set illustrative price assumptions and a time horizon to see how the two pricing structures compare under your volume. These are user-adjustable starting points, not Voz360’s published pricing — Voz360’s actual pricing is contact-for-pricing, illustrative-tier packaging. This is not a product performance claim; it does not predict a Voz360 result.
Per-seat total$0Agents × seat price × months
Consumption total$0Interactions × interaction price × months
Difference$0Illustrative comparison only
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Per-seat pricing
Charges a fixed amount per licensed agent per period, independent of volume — predictable to forecast, but you pay for idle capacity during slow periods.
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Consumption pricing
Charges by actual usage — avoids paying for idle seats, but a volume spike (planned or not) directly increases cost.
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Most vendors blend both
Confirm what is seat-included vs. usage-metered — AI features in particular are frequently metered even under a per-seat base plan.
02Your numbers
Illustrative inputs, not published pricing
Default values are starting points you adjust. Voz360’s actual pricing is contact-for-pricing, illustrative-tier packaging — see Pricing.
03Ask next
Bring the unit economics to an RFP
Confirm what is seat-included vs. usage-metered with any vendor, since AI features are frequently metered separately even under a per-seat base plan.
Questions, answered
What enterprise buying teams want to know.
Self-contained answers, so the questions a security or procurement reviewer asks first don't require reading the whole page.
What does this calculator compare?
It compares total cost under per-seat pricing (agents × seat price × months) against total cost under consumption pricing (monthly interactions × per-interaction price × months), using your own assumptions.
Is this different from the ROI scenario planner?
Yes. The ROI planner estimates hours and dollars saved from an efficiency-improvement assumption. This calculator compares raw subscription cost under two pricing structures — a pricing-structure decision tool, not a savings estimator.
Are the default numbers Voz360’s real prices?
No. The default and example values are illustrative, user-adjustable starting points. Voz360’s published pricing page uses an illustrative, contact-for-pricing tier structure with exact figures pending business sign-off.
Why would consumption pricing cost more than per-seat at high volume?
Consumption pricing charges per interaction regardless of headcount, so at high volume relative to agent count, the per-interaction total can exceed a fixed per-seat total — model your own volume and price assumptions to see where that crossover happens for your operation.
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