Agentplace

Start with the billing model, because it decides everything. A visit can trigger AI work — the agent prepares a personalized experience and responds — and on any paid model that work burns credits. GPT-6 Luna is free in the Builder and in your live agent, and when your balance hits zero the agent automatically falls back to it. That's the honest reason the free tier is worth a real test rather than a demo call: you can run actual traffic and see whether it books. Where it pays off is appointment-driven businesses with repetitive front-desk load. A therapist, med spa, contractor, or consultant answering the same availability question forty times a week gets the most leverage — the agent finds a slot, books it, sends the reminder, and takes payment without a handoff. The customer-memory piece matters more than it sounds: someone returning three weeks later shouldn't have to re-explain their skin type or their budget. The less obvious capability is online service delivery. Instead of stopping at "when would you like to come in," the agent can turn a photo and a budget into a design or estimate on screen. That's rare in this category and it's the thing to test first if you sell consultation-style work rather than physical appointments. What to watch. Your cost isn't fixed — credits scale with model choice and work performed, and Agentplace is upfront that 1,000 visits has no single credit price. Connected services and scheduled work can bill separately on top. Budget carefully for a pilot before scaling traffic to a paid model; free Luna keeps you alive but you'll want to measure real usage on a representative task first. On access: no-code you can still hit a ceiling with. Enterprise exists for teams needing private cloud, advanced access controls, custom business