AI for CX ROI Calculator

If you're paying per ticket (not per resolution) for an AI support agent you're getting ripped off.

Let's calculate the real cost of AI.

We'll compare a pay-per-ticket solution to Lorikeet. If you don't know what to input, just stick with defaults.

Tickets per month

How many tickets do you get on average?

per month

Cost per ticket

How much does your pay-per-ticket solution charge?

$
per ticket

Tickets solvable by AI

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5,000 tickets can be solved by AI

CSAT: AI resolutions

Average CSAT for tickets successfully resolved by AI.

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CSAT: AI failures

Average CSAT for tickets failed by AI.

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Summary of ROI with Lorikeet.

Better interactions
1.4x
more quality interactions
CSAT improvement
+3.0 ppts
higher customer satisfaction
Cost reduction
58%
lower cost per resolution
Annual savings
$63,000
total savings per year

Good:bad AI interactions

Lorikeet
1.4:1
Pay-per-ticket solution
1.0:1
1.4x more quality interactions with Lorikeet

Maximize quality interactions

At Lorikeet we try to maximize the ratio of good AI interactions to bad, and then scale up how many tickets the AI attempts as we improve its training together. It's *much* better for your customers.

CSAT score

Lorikeet
56%
Pay-per-ticket solution
53%
+3.0 ppts higher CSAT with Lorikeet

It's a win/win situation

Other AI agents will attempt every ticket, only to fail at most of them. And that sucks for your customers. Lorikeet only engages when it's confident it can help and will escalate it can't. Everyone wins

Cost per resolution

Lorikeet
$0.75
Pay-per-ticket solution
$1.8
58% decrease in cost with Lorikeet

Our incentives are aligned

When you only pay for successfully resolved tickets and are not charged for every failed AI interaction, Lorikeet delivers substantial cost savings compared to pay-per-ticket solutions. It's better for you. And it's better for your customers.

Total cost

Lorikeet
$3,750
Pay-per-ticket solution
$9,000
$5,250 in savings every month with Lorikeet

Stop paying for every ticket

If you are paying per ticket (not per resolution), you're getting ripped off. Lorikeet is priced per resolution. How do we navigate ambiguity about the definition of "resolved"? We give our customers full discretion: any ticket they don't like they don't pay for.

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It's a no-brainer.

Better results + cost savings = Lorikeet