Rox pricing

Rox is free for 2,000 agent actions a month. Its Core tier costs $50 a month, and enterprise contracts are quoted.

Pricing terms

How Rox pricing works

Pricing model

Metered in agent actions rather than seats or records, across three tiers. A permanent free tier carries 2,000 agent actions a month, Core is $50 a month, and enterprise contracts are custom. All capabilities come in one subscription rather than as separate modules. Rox does not define an agent action and publishes no overage rate. Agents are always on and assigned per account, so consumption scales with account coverage and agent activity rather than team size.

The $50 tier sits far below the enterprise contracts Rox sells to its larger customers, and nothing is published between the two.

Setup and implementation

Rox publishes no implementation fee, and the lower tiers are self serve with a free entry. Rox reports prototype to production deployments averaging 45 days, integrating with CRM, support ticketing and ERP systems, and states no fee for that work. Enterprise arrangements are quoted, with no published services schedule.

Compared on price

Rox pricing against its alternatives

Published prices for Rox and the products closest to it. Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit.

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  • RoxCore $50 a month; free tier with 2,000 agent actions a month; Enterprise quoted
  • 11xQuote only, prepaid credits under an order form
  • Regie.aiFree tier with 250 credits once; paid $49 a month for one user with 5,000 credits
  • ArtisanQuote only, Team, Scale and Enterprise plans sized by leads contacted
  • PlanhatNo published price
  • AltaQuote only, returned in hours rather than days
  • Selix AIQuote only; fees set out in an order
Questions

Rox pricing, answered

How much does Rox cost?

Rox is free for 2,000 agent actions a month. Its Core tier costs $50 a month, and enterprise contracts are quoted.

Does Rox charge a setup or implementation fee?

Rox publishes no implementation fee, and the lower tiers are self serve with a free entry. Rox reports prototype to production deployments averaging 45 days, integrating with CRM, support ticketing and ERP systems, and states no fee for that work. Enterprise arrangements are quoted, with no published services schedule.

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