- What is the difference between Assistable and Synthflow?
- Synthflow pairs a mature no-code builder with a sales-led enterprise motion and best-in-class white-label tooling for agencies. Assistable brings versioned agents, telephony, campaigns and conversation review together in a deployment scoped to your operation, with published usage rates.
- Is Assistable or Synthflow more cost effective?
- Assistable plans start with quarterly commitments scoped to your deployment, with usage charged separately. Voice charges depend on orchestration, TTS, the language model, applicable telephony and enabled add-ons; chat starts at $0.02 per AI message. See /pricing for the current rate card and any announced changes. Synthflow's published pricing model is sales-led; $30k+ enterprise. The rate card explains the voice base and any additional charges for the providers and options you choose.
- When should I choose Synthflow over Assistable?
- Synthflow is the right call for two buyers. Agencies reselling voice agents under their own brand get the most complete white-label stack in the category: subaccounts with granular permissions, custom domains and branding, and Stripe rebilling where the agency sets its own plan prices, included minutes, and overage rates. And enterprises embedding AI into an existing contact center get a wide SIP matrix across Genesys, Five9, Talkdesk, 8x8, Dialpad, and Zoom, a vendor-led deployment framework, serious QA tooling in Test Center, and their claimed scale of 65M+ monthly voice calls across 30+ countries. If either profile fits, Synthflow deserves the shortlist.
- How fast can I get a live AI agent with Assistable?
- Talk to sales about your workflow, expected volume and integration needs. Together we define pilot goals, testing and a rollout plan. Production timing is agreed around the deployment scope and your technical, security and procurement reviews.