Tuvis pricing
Tuvis publishes no pricing and quotes after a demo. It sells security, compliance and productivity as three solutions, separately or combined.
How Tuvis pricing works
- Pricing model
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Tuvis quotes after a demo, with no tier, seat rate, usage metric, minimum commitment or range shown. The demo form asks for a first and last name, email, company, phone, job title, company size band and which of the three solutions is wanted. Size bands run from under 50 employees to over 1,000, and the named customers sit at the upper end. Security, compliance and productivity each have their own page.
Nothing says whether a revenue team can buy only record system sync and message history against contacts, or whether a compliance team can buy only capture and archival without the record system layer. Tuvis supports seven messaging channels without saying whether they are priced individually, and claims more than 50 integrations without saying which are included. Interactions are archived into the customer's own storage system, so the customer pays for that storage separately.
- Setup and implementation
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Tuvis lists no setup fee, onboarding charge, professional services rate or minimum term. Deployment needs no device provisioning, since the product runs through the browser versions of the messaging apps, not managed handsets or separate infrastructure. Integration spans the record system, security systems covering firewall, proxy, single sign on and endpoint, and the storage system that holds the archive.
Tuvis does not say whether that integration is included onboarding or a paid engagement. The security and storage connections touch systems under change control. Official partner status on two major enterprise record platforms and an extension in the official store point to standard connectors, not bespoke work. A partner program exists for implementation resellers.
Quoting is common for enterprise communications governance, where scope varies with channel count, user numbers, storage arrangements and which security systems must be connected.
Tuvis pricing against its alternatives
Published prices for Tuvis 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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- ThnksNo published price. Charged per gesture sent
- ConquerNo published price. Sold through demonstration requests
- Tuco AIFrom $149 a month plus $335 one time setup; no per message fees
- Playbook AINo published price. Per user a month, paid quarterly on every plan
Tuvis pricing, answered
How much does Tuvis cost?
Tuvis does not publish a price. It sells security, compliance and productivity as three solutions, separately or combined. Quoting is common for enterprise communications governance, where scope varies with channel count, user numbers, storage arrangements and which security systems must be connected.
Does Tuvis charge a setup or implementation fee?
Tuvis lists no setup fee, onboarding charge, professional services rate or minimum term. Deployment needs no device provisioning, since the product runs through the browser versions of the messaging apps, not managed handsets or separate infrastructure. Integration spans the record system, security systems covering firewall, proxy, single sign on and endpoint, and the storage system that holds the archive.