FLEXIBLE IMPLEMENTATION
Start with the operation that matters most.
Fonix pricing is based on your selected capabilities, users, companies, integrations, communication channels, deployment requirements, and implementation scope.
Recommended starting configurations
Buying paths, not fixed commercial packages.
Operations Foundation
For organizations replacing manual forms, task trackers, approvals, and document handoffs.
- Users, roles, and permissions
- Profiles
- Form Builder
- Workflow and task management
- Work queue
- Notifications
- Document management
- Core reporting
Revenue Engine
For organizations connecting CRM, sales execution, outreach, and delivery.
- Customer profiles
- Leads and opportunities
- Pipeline management
- Quotes and orders
- Sales dashboards
- Outreach campaigns
- Selected communication channels
- Follow-up workflows
AI Workforce
For organizations deploying governed AI employees into existing processes.
- AI provider configuration
- Specialized AI employees
- Roles and permission boundaries
- Approved tool access
- Human approval workflows
- Agent budgets and monitoring
- Initial use-case implementation
Multi-Company Transformation
For groups requiring company-level operations and authorized group oversight.
- Multi-company configuration
- Organization and role design
- Shared platform foundations
- Company-specific workflows
- Management visibility
- Integrations
- Phased rollout and training
Every proposal is tailored
What shapes the proposal.
A focused workflow implementation is not equivalent to a multi-company rollout with communication providers, AI employees, integrations, and data migration. A short discovery conversation defines the scope before any commercial number is proposed.
- Number of companies
- Number and type of users
- Selected business capabilities
- Required workflows and forms
- Data migration scope
- Communication channels and providers
- AI providers and expected use
- External integrations
- Deployment and hosting responsibilities
- Training, support, and managed-service requirements
Questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
Why is there no single published price?
Fonix can cover very different operating scopes. A focused workflow implementation is not equivalent to a multi-company rollout with communication providers, AI employees, integrations, and data migration.
Can we begin with one department?
Yes. A focused pilot is often the clearest way to demonstrate value, validate the process, and prepare for expansion.
Do we need every Fonix module?
No. The implementation should include the capabilities required by your operating model.
Are third-party provider costs included?
External AI models, messaging services, email providers, telephony, payment services, infrastructure, and other third-party costs should be identified separately in the proposal.
Is implementation included?
The proposal should clearly separate platform access, configuration, integration, migration, training, support, and any ongoing managed-service responsibilities.
Build the right first scope.
Bring us the process, people, and outcome. We will help define the platform and implementation required.
A short discovery conversation defines the scope before any commercial number is proposed.