Best Robofy Alternatives (2026)

Who Robofy is genuinely for

Robofy sells website, WhatsApp and phone AI agents, with a white-label reseller program. If those are where your clients' customers are, it covers that ground, and it is publicly available today.

In October 2026 its reseller pricing page listed four plans, shown as a monthly equivalent and billed once a year. Accelerator is $67 a month ($799 a year) with 10 client licenses. Growth is $83 ($999 a year) with 15. Pro is $92 ($1,099 a year) with 20. Enterprise is $100 ($1,199 a year) with unlimited clients. It did not list monthly billing for reseller plans. These are list prices, and a Black Friday offer of $200 off yearly plans was also showing.

What people look for when they consider leaving

The usual reason people outgrow a tool built around the website and WhatsApp is that their clients' customers turn out to be everywhere else too.

The first thing they look for is channel spread: Instagram DMs, SMS, email, and Slack. The pages we read in October 2026 named website, WhatsApp, voice calls and WordPress or WooCommerce plugins. They did not name Instagram or SMS. The second is one inbox, so those threads land in a single place rather than six tabs. The third is a spend cap per client drawn from one shared pool. Robofy's program page says you can set usage limits on sub-users. We did not find a shared pool with a cap on each client described in October 2026.

The alternatives worth considering, including staying with Robofy

Stay with Robofy. If website, WhatsApp and phone truly cover your clients, this is the honest answer. It is especially true if client count at the entry tier or an on-premise deployment matters.

Another multichannel reseller platform. If customers reach your clients on more channels, shortlist tools that answer all of them from one place. Tidio covers several messaging channels for in-house teams, while Evoriqa adds the full set behind an agency console.

Evoriqa. If your clients also get Instagram DMs, texts, and emails, this is where Evoriqa competes directly.

Where Robofy is the better choice

Robofy is the stronger pick in a few specific cases. Its entry reseller plan lists 10 client licenses at $67 a month on annual billing. Evoriqa's Freelancer plan includes 5 client workspaces at $756 a year. Its homepage says a "dedicated VPC or on-premise deployment" is available, which Evoriqa does not offer. And if website, WhatsApp and phone calls cover your clients, the extra channels are surface area you won't use. Robofy's program page also says templates come "pre-built for the industries your clients operate in".

Where Evoriqa fits

Evoriqa covers the same reseller model and adds the channels a local business actually gets pinged on: WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, SMS, Slack, email, and inbound phone calls via a voice agent. Every channel lands in one unified inbox, behind an agency console with pooled credits and per-client caps. The same knowledge also powers an embeddable AI search bar for a client's site or help center. Answers are grounded in each client's own content, a person can take over mid-conversation with the full transcript, and the templates are written for clinics, salons, restaurants, hotels, law firms, and service centres. Every reseller tier is published on the site with a margin calculator, so you can quote a client before you talk to us.

In practice that shows up as a single thread of work. A customer opens on your client's website, follows up by email, and DMs on Instagram a week later. The same trained agent picks up each time with the earlier context in hand. A tool without those channels would scatter them across separate tools. When a conversation does need a person, it hands over with the full transcript rather than dead-ending. The reseller tiers are on the pricing and agencies pages with a margin calculator, so you can size a quote before a call. Every answer it gives is grounded strictly in the client's own content, with an honest "I don't know" when the answer isn't there. That is Evoriqa's own discipline.

Scheduling happens in that same thread. When a customer is ready to book, the agent renders a Cal.com or Calendly calendar inline in the chat from a pasted link. There is no separate page, and it works on any plan. With the calendar's API connected, it confirms the appointment on the spot. That is Cal.com on any plan and Calendly on its paid plans. Every run is logged, so across a client with several locations you can tell which location a customer actually booked into.

Where Evoriqa doesn't fit

If website, WhatsApp and phone genuinely cover your clients' customers, the extra channels are surface area you won't use. A focused tool like Robofy is the leaner buy. If you need an on-premise deployment, Evoriqa does not offer one. Robofy's homepage says it is available, and that can be decisive on its own.

And if a client demands SOC 2, HIPAA, or SSO/SAML, Evoriqa isn't there yet. GDPR export and erasure, 2FA, encryption, audit logs, and tenant isolation are what it carries now, and a public API is available on request. Where a certification is a hard line, check each vendor's live trust page, because ours won't clear it.