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Open

AI customer support platform with voice, chat, email and WhatsApp agents, billed per resolved ticket.

Paid

What is Open?

Open (open.cx) is an AI customer support platform built around an agent called Agent 5. It handles inbound support and outbound campaigns across voice, web chat, email, WhatsApp, SMS, social channels and Slack, and hands tickets to a human when needed. It can sit on top of an existing helpdesk such as Zendesk, Intercom, Salesforce Service Cloud, HubSpot or Freshdesk, or run on its own AI-native helpdesk with unlimited agent seats. You train it on documents and knowledge bases, build agentic workflows in a visual editor, and watch every AI decision through observability and evaluation tools. The vendor reports an average automation rate of 77%. Pricing is outcome-based: a rate of $0.75 to $0.90 per resolved ticket depending on monthly volume, with no per-seat, per-message or setup fees, and tickets that the AI hands to a human are not billed. Carrier costs for calls and messages are passed through at cost.

Use cases

  • Resolve support tickets automatically
  • Answer customer calls with an AI voice agent
  • Run outbound campaigns by phone, SMS and email
  • Support customers on WhatsApp
  • Build workflows that call APIs
  • Find gaps in the knowledge base

Who it's for

  • Customer support teams
  • CX leaders
  • Enterprise operations teams
  • Developers

Why use Open

  • You pay for resolved tickets rather than seats or messages.
  • Tickets that Open hands to a human agent are not billed.
  • It works alongside an existing helpdesk or replaces it with its own.
  • One agent covers voice, chat, email, WhatsApp and social, so channels share the same training.
  • A $2 million refund guarantee covers the first 120 days if you are not satisfied.

Open features

  • AI agent across voice, chat, email, WhatsApp and social
  • AI-native helpdesk with unlimited seats
  • Cloud telephony with local numbers in 100+ countries
  • Outbound engine with multi-channel sequences
  • Visual workflow builder with 50+ playbooks
  • Training from docs and knowledge bases
  • Knowledge gap detection
  • Customer insights and voice-of-customer analysis
  • Evaluations and observability for AI decisions
  • REST API and MCP server
  • PII redaction

Open integrations

  • Zendesk
  • Intercom
  • Salesforce Service Cloud
  • HubSpot
  • Freshdesk
  • Twilio Flex
  • Zapier
  • Make
  • n8n
  • Slack
  • WhatsApp
  • Notion
  • Confluence
  • Google Docs
  • Jira
  • Snowflake

How to get started with Open

  1. Connect your helpdesk or use Open's helpdesk, and add your knowledge sources.
  2. Train the AI on documents, FAQs and knowledge bases.
  3. Turn on the channels you want, such as voice, chat, email or WhatsApp.
  4. Build workflows and actions so the agent can call your systems.
  5. Review resolutions, observability and insights, and tune the agent over time.

Open limitations

  • From 1 November 2026, workflow steps that call AI become a paid usage item charged per AI run
  • Outbound Engine has a fixed monthly platform fee, and WhatsApp and SMS sending is paid to the messaging provider
  • Telephony is charged per number and per minute, and Voice AI per minute

Open pricing

Open has no free plan. Plans start at $0.75 usage-based, according to the official pricing page on .

Open plans

  • AI Resolutions

    $0.75 – $0.90 per resolved ticket

    rate depends on monthly volume

    • Full platform included
    • No per-seat or per-message fees
    • Tickets handed to a human are free
    • Custom rate above 100k resolutions a month

Plans as listed on the official pricing page on . Prices can change and may vary by country or exclude tax. Check the official pricing page.

Open alternatives

The main Open alternatives listed on Debuly are Sierra, Giga, Aidbase, ChatBotKit, DRING and Fin. The table compares pricing and platforms; order is A–Z.

Open compared with its alternatives
ToolPricingStarting pricePlatforms
OpenPaid$0.75, usage-basedWeb, API
AidbaseFree trial$29/moWeb, API
ChatBotKitFree trial$25/moWeb, API
DRINGContact sales—API
FinFree trial$0.99, usage-basedWeb, API
GigaContact sales—Web, CLI
SierraContact sales—Web
  1. Aidbase

    AI customer support suite for SaaS startups: chatbot, ticket forms, shared email inbox and a knowledge base trained on your content.

  2. ChatBotKit

    Platform for building AI agents and chatbots from reusable datasets, skillsets and integrations, with multi-model support.

  3. DRING

    AI agents that answer and make calls, and reply on WhatsApp, web chat and email, with a shared inbox for handover.

  4. Fin

    AI customer service agent that answers support conversations across channels and is billed per resolved outcome.

  5. Giga

    AI customer support agents that resolve requests across voice, chat, email and messaging, with a KPI-driven agent that improves them.

  6. Sierra

    Platform for building customer-facing AI agents across voice, chat, email and messaging, priced by outcomes.

Open FAQ

How much does Open cost?

Open charges $0.75 to $0.90 per resolved ticket, depending on monthly volume. There are no setup, per-seat or per-message fees, and above 100k resolutions a month the rate is a custom quote.

Is there a free plan for Open?

There is no free plan listed. Tickets handed to a human agent are not charged, and a refund guarantee covers the first 120 days, up to $2 million.

What plans does Open have?

Open lists one standard rate per resolved ticket with the full platform included. Other products such as Voice AI, Telephony and Outbound Engine are priced as usage or a monthly fee on the price list.

Who is Open for?

Support teams of different sizes, from small teams to enterprises that want to automate support across phone, email, chat and messaging.

Does Open have an API or integrations?

Yes. It has a REST API and an MCP server, and works with Zendesk, Intercom, Salesforce Service Cloud, HubSpot, Freshdesk, Twilio Flex, Zapier, Make and n8n.

What are alternatives to Open?

Alternatives include Intercom Fin, Zendesk AI agents, Decagon, Sierra and Ada.

Sources & verification

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