Zanus AI's public Front Office pricing page says its solutions are priced per company rather than per seat and offers a seven-day sandbox trial without a credit card. The actual price list loads dynamically, so this guide does not quote a number. Check the live page and ask for the terms that apply to your account before comparing a plan.
The more useful comparison is the cost of the complete phone workflow: calls, usage, included capabilities, implementation, support and the business actions the agent is expected to complete.
Scope: This article summarizes public Zanus product information checked on 7 October 2026. It is a buyer checklist, not an independent product test or endorsement. Pricing, features and plan contents can change.
What the public pricing page says
Zanus presents Front Office as a company-level subscription, not a per-seat plan, and says its trial runs for seven days without a credit card. The price page also notes that Back Office pricing is being finalized and that on-premises AI servers are quoted separately. These details apply to the public page at the time checked; confirm the exact product, scope and terms in your own quote.
The price list is loaded live into the page. Because the amounts may vary by selected solution and change over time, use the current Zanus Front Office pricing page rather than relying on an old screenshot or a third-party article.
Compare the same call workload
Before asking for a quote, write down the expected monthly workload. Include inbound and outbound calls, average connected duration, peak concurrency, phone-number requirements, languages, transfers and any planned automated campaigns. Then ask which of these are included, usage-based or separately priced.
Zanus's AI Phone page describes answering calls, transfers, call records and outbound Auto-Call. It also says that some Auto-Call scheduling is included inside a solution. Treat these as vendor descriptions, then confirm which capabilities and limits apply to the exact plan you are considering.
| Cost area | Ask the vendor | Record for your comparison |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | Which Front Office solution and company scope does the quote cover? | Current quote, billing term and renewal basis |
| Usage | How are connected minutes, outbound attempts and peak concurrency counted? | Expected and high-usage scenarios |
| Telephony | Are numbers, transfers and any carrier charges included? | Number count, regions and transfer paths |
| Capabilities | Which phone, booking, CRM and Auto-Call actions are enabled? | Included features and any add-ons |
| People and support | Which team access, onboarding and support are included? | Named users, service scope and response terms |
| Change and exit | What happens when usage, needs or the subscription changes? | Overage, cancellation and data-export terms |
Use the trial to test an outcome
If you try the sandbox, choose one real but low-risk task and define what counts as success before testing. For example, ask the agent to capture a new enquiry, offer an available appointment, and confirm the booking only after the calendar has accepted it. Also test an unavailable time, an unclear answer and a transfer request.
After each call, inspect the system of record. Did the appointment exist? Was the right contact created? Did a failed action become a clear follow-up? A natural-sounding call is not proof that a business task completed.
Keep a short log with the test date, configuration, transcript, final record and any human work needed to complete the task. That gives you a repeatable basis for comparing a trial with another vendor or with your current process.
Calculate cost per completed task
Once the quote and trial assumptions are clear, estimate the monthly cost for the same workload across every option. Include subscription, usage, telephony, setup, integration work and ongoing human review. Divide by the number of correctly completed outcomes, not by the number of attempted calls alone.
This does not predict savings. It gives your team a like-for-like method for checking whether a plan fits the work it is expected to handle. Run low, typical and peak-volume cases; confirm every assumption with the vendor.
For a broader view of the operating model, compare the vendor details with Sysevo's voice agents, caller memory, CRM and business platform. Sysevo and Zanus describe different product scopes; use your call scenarios and current written quotes to determine fit.
Sources
- Zanus Front Office pricing, official pricing page, checked 7 October 2026. The live price list is dynamically loaded; confirm current amounts and terms on the page.
- Zanus AI Phone, official capability description, checked 7 October 2026.
