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Automation Anywhere quotes you, it does not price you. Here is every number the company actually publishes, what each one is worth, and how to judge the quote.

Alloy Navigator runs $19, $49, or $89 per technician per month, plus $0.17 per audited computer. Here is what the rate card leaves out, and where the cliffs are.

Is Luminance AI the right tool for your legal team? Our 2025 review breaks down its M&A strengths, hidden costs, and common user complaints about usability and training.

Micro1 is a popular AI hiring platform, but it's not for everyone. We explored the top Micro1 alternatives to help you find the right fit for your budget and hiring needs in 2025.

Dashly bills by website visitors, not tickets. Here is the full 2026 rate card, all three billing meters, and why the cheapest AI-capable plan is $139 a month.

Leena AI's site has no price page, but it publishes a real rate card on three marketplaces. Here is every published number, and the $200,000 swing between them.

Pro was $50 for 1,000 tasks, Scale $250 for 10,000. But a task was never one job, and the archive shows the included rate moving five times in a year.

Sembly's pricing page publishes $10, $20 and $30. The two numbers that actually decide your bill, a 7-day trial and three seats MAX charges for automatically, are in the help center instead.

Enjo AI publishes three real prices and a real overage rate. It also defines its billable unit two different ways on the same page, which is the difference between a $95 bill and a $445 one.