Choose the NOREVYO plan that fits the way your business wants to use its website assistant. Pricing is shown in Canadian dollars. The plan cards explain the core product experience, while final limits, taxes, billing details, and any custom commercial terms are confirmed in the customer agreement.
Every plan starts with the same NOREVYO idea: your website should have a useful presence when your team is not available. The difference between plans is how much of the wider opportunity workflow your business needs.
For smaller teams that want the core assistant experience in place and a clearer path from website inquiry to captured lead.
For growing teams that want more depth around the opportunity, stronger workflow visibility, and a more repeatable way to manage website demand.
For higher volume teams that need more deployment capacity and a broader opportunity operation around the website assistant.
You are adding a working website presence, not simply placing a chat icon on the page. The assistant sits at the customer entry point, captures useful context, brings opportunities to the team, and provides a workspace for reviewing what happened.
The plans are organized so a business can start with the core assistant experience and add more depth as its website opportunity grows. Specific limits and commercial details should always be confirmed before purchase.
This model is intentionally transparent. Adjust the inputs to see an illustrative monthly opportunity pool for your own assumptions.
2,500 visits × 3.0% modeled opportunities × CAD 1,500 average value.
The assistant should answer within the business specific knowledge and rules you provide and never invent what it does not know.
No. It is designed to sit alongside the website you already operate and add an opportunity intelligence layer.
Yes. Each business can configure its own services, qualification questions, criteria, escalation rules and knowledge.
Yes. When a visitor shows meaningful intent, the assistant can collect the information needed for follow up and preserve the qualification context.
Yes, when pricing is configured and approved. Otherwise, the assistant should tell the visitor that the team will confirm pricing rather than inventing prices.