What's the fairest pricing model for AI agents? A Reddit deep dive
Informal-Dust4499 · reddit · 2026-09-22
A Reddit breakdown of five AI agent pricing models — per seat, per conversation, per resolution, per action, and platform fee plus usage — and their tradeoffs. Per-resolution aligns incentives best but defining "resolved" is surprisingly hard: does an unanswered customer count, or a 90%-done ticket escalated to a human? The author's key question: not "how much does your agent cost" but "what event triggers the charge."
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