Regal.ai

Pricing model: Custom / enterprise (contact sales) Public pricing page: No public list prices; Regal requires contacting sales to get a quote. How pricing is described on the official site: "You pay for the features you use"; pricing depends on factors specific to the customer (features, spend commitment, contract length). The pricing page explicitly directs visitors to "Request pricing" and states Regal works with enterprise customers (proxy: at least 75 agents or 150,000 calls/month). Minimum eligibility / buyer profile (from official site): Enterprise customers; a good proxy is having at least 75 agents or 150,000 calls/month. Commitment / discounts: Official site states discounts are available as customers commit to higher spend and longer contracts. Example / illustrative costs found on official content: Official Regal blog posts discuss per-minute economics and state Regal AI Agents "generally come in at $0.20/min" (used as a cost example in blog analysis of agent labor costs). Note: this is presented in blog analysis, not as a formal published price on the pricing page. Publicly listed add-ons / training costs (from official site): Regal’s resources (blog, docs, ROI calculator, case studies) reference implementation, onboarding and training but do not publish standard list prices for the core product on the public pricing page. Pricing must be requested. How to obtain price: Complete the "Request pricing" form or request a demo; contact sales.

Notes: All information above is taken from Regal's official website (pricing page, blog, docs, and support knowledge hub). No fixed list prices or subscription tiers are published on the official pricing page; Regal positions itself as an enterprise, tailored-pricing vendor.