Two orders of magnitude, two tracks, one transparent price list. Pick yours.
from ILS 10,200one-time setup · ex-VAT
ILS 120,000–400,000first system in full production · ex-VAT
Most businesses start with one WhatsApp agent and add connections, reminders and a management system to it. The price list is built the same way: a starting point, and components that join as needed. One-time setup, no monthly fee, everything owned by you — the number, the server, the data and the code.
Four configurations that repeat across most clients. Each is a starting point — add components from the list below.
A business that wants an immediate answer to leads and customers 24/7, without missing an inquiry
from ILS 10,200
A business managing leads and customers in Excel or by memory that wants everything recorded and closed in one place
from ILS 18,200
A business with several departments or two audiences — sales + service, B2B + B2C, customers + employees
from ILS 25,350
A business that needs a complete system of its own — orders, staff, field service, production — instead of Monday/Excel
from ILS 35,000
Availability check, status update, sending a catalog, alerting a manager — every action is a component
Calendar, CRM, accounting, ERP — a simple link versus two-way sync
A price list and FAQs versus a full business knowledge base
WhatsApp only, or also website, Instagram, phone; Hebrew only or several languages
Build the system from these components. Tick what applies to you — the estimate updates instantly.
An enterprise project crosses ERP, CRM, documents, permissions and several teams, so it is priced by scope rather than by component: the figures here are the range in which systems in full production close, and the exact price is set in a fixed-fee characterization phase.
First agent system in full production
ILS 120,000–400,000
by systems, exceptions and regulation · ex-VAT
Enterprise multi-agent program
from ILS 500,000 / year
annual, multi-department
Ongoing operation
15%–25%
of the build cost, per year · third-party costs at cost
The same frame applies to every engagement, from a focused project to an enterprise program: a fixed-fee characterization phase first, then a build paid in milestones released against written acceptance criteria.
Every engagement starts with a fixed-fee characterization phase: mapping the process, the systems, data access and exceptions, and defining measurable success thresholds — accuracy, response time, cost per action — before a first result is seen.
The build is priced in fixed milestones on a 30/30/30/10 split: each payment is released only when the acceptance criteria defined in advance are met, under a written project cap.
A system moves to production only after security, testing and operations sign-off — and is expanded only after 90 days of stable operation.
Ongoing operation is priced at 15%–25% of the build cost per year; third-party costs (models, telephony, messaging) are passed through separately at cost.
This frame describes an enterprise project. For a small or mid-sized business, the component price list in the business track above is the starting point — and most projects there close after a single 30-minute scoping call.
These are the parameters that actually move scope — and therefore price. They are examined during characterization, before a proposal is written.
The same pricing frame covers every area of work — from a single agent to a multi-agent system connecting ERP, CRM, documents and telephony. Scope determines the price, not the type of service.
Specialized agents that plan, use tools and hand work to each other under control
Response, qualification, information capture, booking and contextual handoff
Customer recognition, data retrieval, approved actions and human escalation
Hebrew call handling, information capture, bounded execution and handoff
Connect Priority or an existing ERP to orders, invoices, inventory and customers
Extract, validate and write document data into the destination system
KPIs, charts, operating queues and performance monitoring from defined sources
Rules, calculations, documents, signature and human approval where required
Where ERP, CRM, documents, permissions and several teams are involved, we begin with one measurable workflow. After mapping access, source of truth and exceptions, the proposal is structured by delivery milestones, with acceptance criteria and a project cap.
A WhatsApp AI agent with full infrastructure — the business number, the server and an agent control room — starts at ILS 10,200 to set up. An agent with a management system (CRM) from ILS 18,200, and a multi-agent system from ILS 25,350. One-time setup, ex-VAT, no monthly fee. The exact price is assembled from the component price list on this page.
The business price list describes a system that starts from one agent connected to one or two systems — which is why it can be priced by component. An enterprise project crosses ERP, CRM, documents, permissions and several teams, so it is priced after characterization: a first agent system in full production runs ILS 120,000–400,000, and a multi-agent program starts from ILS 500,000 a year.
For a small or mid-sized business: the sum of the components you chose, confirmed in a 30-minute scoping call — by the number of actions the agent performs, the systems it connects to and the knowledge it needs. For an organization: after a fixed-fee characterization phase, in a written proposal with 30/30/30/10 milestones, acceptance criteria and a project cap.
No. Setup is one-time and the system is yours. Third-party costs — server, WhatsApp messages and AI tokens — run about ILS 100–500 a month, paid directly to the providers. If you want us to keep running the system, choose monthly support: ILS 300 for guidance, ILS 450 for operational coverage of every system we built, ILS 850 for proactive improvement — month to month, 30 days' notice.
The number of systems and teams, API or data access quality, permissions, security and deployment requirements, exception volume, testing scope, and monitoring and human-approval requirements.
That is a legitimate outcome of the phase, and you receive it in writing: a reasoned recommendation not to build, or to build differently. Stopping a project while it is still cheap beats discovering it after deployment.
No. Every figure on this page is ex-VAT. Third-party costs — models, telephony, messaging — are passed through separately at cost.
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