The best Conversica alternatives
that follow up every lead.

The best Conversica alternatives for teams that want every lead answered and followed up by AI, ranked by who each one suits. Conversica builds AI agents with its own team for email, SMS, chat and messaging apps, without a published price. The six options below run from managed services on annual contracts to an agent you set up yourself this afternoon.

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Every channel wired into one agent and out to the tools behind it: email, SMS, phone, Instagram, Messenger, WhatsApp, Telegram, LINE, Slack, Discord, X, Reddit, Bluesky, website chat, campaign sequences and follow-ups on one side; HubSpot, GoHighLevel, Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan, Jobber, Google Calendar, Microsoft 365, Calendly, HubSpot Meetings, Zoho Bookings, Acuity Scheduling, Cal.com, Square Appointments, Stripe, Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix and Squarespace on the other.

Why people look for Conversica alternatives

Conversica sells AI agents that hold conversations with your leads and customers. Its site describes three jobs for them. The first is acquiring customers, by following up event attendees, ad clicks, content downloads, ABM programmes and inbound web forms. The second is serving them, by answering questions and handling changes such as a plan or a billing update inside the conversation. The third is keeping them, by prompting renewals, offering upgrades and re-engaging inactive accounts. The agents run around the clock across email, SMS, chat and messaging apps, in any language you need, and its industry pages cover automotive, sports and entertainment, hospitality, enterprise and higher education.

It is built to sit inside a marketing and sales stack. Conversica's help centre documents integrations with Salesforce, Marketo, HubSpot, Eloqua, Pardot, Microsoft Dynamics, Oracle Sales Cloud and others, plus a standard API and CSV over SFTP. Leads reach the agent from those systems or through a lead uploader, and leads captured in its website chat are created in your CRM or marketing automation platform for follow-up. The agent itself is set up with Conversica's onboarding team, down to its name, its title and its working hours, and the help centre recommends sending its email through Conversica's own system on a dedicated sub-domain.

That shape suits a marketing organisation running programmes at volume, and it is also why people go looking for a Conversica alternative. There is no price on Conversica's site; the route in is a meeting with its team, and its terms of service describe subscriptions bought for the term set in an order, renewing for the same term unless notice is given. Smaller teams, agencies and local businesses often want something they can price from a web page, set up themselves, and change on a Tuesday afternoon without a call. Others want the phone answered as well as the inbox, and the phone is not among the channels Conversica lists.

The alternatives below cover the range. One is a managed lead-response service bought on an annual commitment, much as Conversica is. Two are AI agents aimed at B2B revenue teams. One is built around particular industries. One is an AI SDR for teams whose follow-up is really outbound. And Bold Agent Kit is a self-serve AI agent that answers every lead in seconds on email, text, phone, website chat and eleven DM platforms, follows up until they reply, book or opt out, and books the meeting into your calendar, for $25 a month. Each entry says who it suits and when it is the better choice.

Acquire, serve and retainConversica's agents follow up leads, answer customers, and prompt renewals and upgrades.
Email, SMS, chat and messaging appsThe channels it lists, around the clock and in any language you need.
Set up with its teamThe agent's name, title, working hours and integrations are agreed with onboarding.
Enterprise integrationsSalesforce, Marketo, HubSpot, Eloqua, Pardot, Dynamics and Oracle, per its help centre.
No published priceThe route in is a meeting; subscriptions run for the term set in an order.
Real alternatives at every sizeManaged services, AI SDRs, industry platforms and self-serve agents all do this job.

Four reasons teams move away from Conversica

Each of these follows from how Conversica describes its own product, process and terms. For a large marketing team several of them are the point; for a smaller one they are usually where the search starts.

01

You cannot see a price before the meeting

Conversica does not publish prices. Its site invites you to get started with its team, who help define the outcomes you want and match you with an agent. Its terms of service say subscriptions run for the term stated in the order and renew automatically for the same term unless either side gives written notice at least sixty days before it ends. A business that wants to compare costs on a Sunday evening, or try something for a month first, has to start with a call.

02

The agent is built with its team

Conversica's published process starts with a meeting, then builds the agent with industry-trained flows, tailored messaging and your integrations. Its help centre has you settle the assistant's name, title, working times and holidays with the onboarding team, and recommends sending its email through Conversica's system on a dedicated sub-domain. That is a considered way to launch a programme. Teams that want to write every answer themselves, and change the sequence the day they think of it, look for a self-serve tool instead.

03

Text usually follows email

Conversica's help centre explains that, generally, a conversation with a lead reaches SMS in two steps: the lead is emailed first, and the conversation then switches to text. Its SMS First feature starts the conversation by text instead, for certain conversation types and customers on listed integrations, and only for leads who have opted in to texts. Where your leads answer a text long before they open an email, the order of the channels matters as much as the words.

04

The phone sits outside the listed channels

The channels on Conversica's homepage are email, SMS, chat and messaging apps. For many businesses the enquiry that matters most still arrives as a call, or as a missed call, and the follow-up that settles it is a two-minute conversation. Teams whose leads pick up the phone, or ring back the number on an advert, look for an agent that answers and places calls as well as writing to people.

What to look for in a Conversica alternative

An AI that follows up leads comes down to three things: where it meets the lead, who runs it, and what it costs to keep. Ask each vendor the same questions and the list below sorts itself.

01 / Reach

Every channel the lead uses

List where your enquiries actually arrive: web forms, the chat on your site, texts, missed calls, Instagram or WhatsApp messages, the sales@ mailbox. Then check which of those each tool answers, which it only follows up, and whether it can speak on a call. An agent that answers the first message on the channel it came in on, and moves to another channel when there is no reply, leaves fewer leads waiting.

02 / Control

Who builds it, and who changes it

Managed services write the flows with you and run them for you, which is right for a team without the time. Self-serve tools let you write every answer, every offer and every step yourself, and change them whenever you like. Decide which you want before the first demo, then ask each vendor how you change an answer, add a channel or pause a campaign, and how long it takes.

03 / Commitment

A price you can read, and the term

The tools here are sold in three ways: quoted plans on annual commitments, sometimes with a setup fee; a platform fee plus usage by the minute and the message; and published monthly plans. Each has its place. What matters is knowing which you are signing, for how long, what happens at renewal, and whether a quiet month costs less than a busy one.

The best Conversica alternatives, ranked

Bold Agent Kit comes first, as the pick for businesses that want every lead answered and followed up on every channel, set up themselves, at a published price. After it, we ordered the rest by how closely each matches Conversica's job of holding AI conversations with every lead until there is an outcome: Verse and 11x first, then Qualified for B2B websites, Structurely for particular industries, and AiSDR for teams whose follow-up is really outbound.

We make Bold Agent Kit, which is why it is first on this list. Every other entry is described from its own website, including when it is the better choice.

01 / Best for self-serve lead follow-up on every channel, month to month

Bold Agent Kit

Bold Agent Kit is an AI agent you build yourself, in an afternoon, and it does the job Conversica is bought for: it starts a conversation with every lead and keeps it going until there is an outcome. A new enquiry on your website chat, a text, a DM, an email to sales@ or a call to your number is answered in seconds, on the channel it arrived on, from the knowledge base you gave it: your documents, your prices and hours as data points, and your answers to the questions you actually get. When the lead is ready, the agent offers real open slots from your calendar and writes the one they pick into it.

For the leads that go quiet, you write the follow-up as a campaign: an email on day 0 from your own mailbox, a text on day 2 from your own number, a call on day 5 that the agent places and speaks on in real time, each step with its own delay and send condition, inside the days, hours and time zone you set. A reply, a booking or an opt-out on any channel ends it on every channel. Every conversation lands in one inbox, and you can reply in any thread yourself; the agent stands down until you hand it back. It costs $25 a month or $200 a year for the account, with a 7-day free trial.

Choose it when you want to write every answer and every step yourself, change them whenever you like, and have the phone and the DMs covered as well as email and text, without a contract. It is not the pick if you need Salesforce, Marketo, Eloqua or Dynamics, a managed service that runs the programme for you, or an agent that changes a customer's plan or billing inside the conversation. Its CRMs are HubSpot, GoHighLevel, Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan and Jobber, and leads come in as a CSV or a CRM segment.

Best forself-serve lead follow-up on every channel, month to month
Pricing$25 a month or $200 a year for the account, with a 7-day free trial; AI and carrier usage billed to you at cost
ChannelsEmail, texts, phone calls, website chat and eleven DM platforms
Answers in secondsThe first reply goes out on the channel the lead used, at any hour.
The phone includedThe agent answers and places calls on your own Twilio number, in real time.
You build it and change itYour material, your instructions, your sequence. Nothing sends until you press Start.
No contract$25 a month or $200 a year for the account. Cancel anytime.
02 / Best for a managed, text-first lead response service

Verse

Verse is the alternative closest to Conversica in how it is bought and run. Its site describes an AI agent platform for sales and marketing that engages, qualifies and converts leads around the clock, with two-way texting at the centre. Around the texts it lists email and voicemail drops, voice calls with AI agents, live call transfers through CallConnect, AI appointment scheduling and a web chat assistant, connected to CRMs including Salesforce and HubSpot through its API.

Its pricing page lists Starter, Professional and Enterprise plans, all priced on request. At the time of writing it says pricing is based on a one-year commitment with annual payments, with quarterly payments at 5% more, plus a setup fee. The plans differ in how long a conversation can run, from up to a month on Starter to six months or more on Enterprise, and in how many campaigns you get. All of them include appointment setting, compliance tools, 24/7 coverage, a dedicated account manager and CRM integration support.

Choose Verse if you want the follow-up run with you, text-first, with a named account manager and a live transfer to your team when a lead is ready to talk, and an annual commitment suits how you buy. It lists industries from home services and mortgage to insurance, education, real estate and collections. If you would rather build the agent yourself and pay by the month, a self-serve tool is the other route.

Best fora managed, text-first lead response service
PricingQuoted plans on a one-year commitment with annual payments, plus a setup fee
ChannelsSMS and RCS, email, voicemail drops, voice and web chat
Text at the centreTwo-way SMS and RCS, with email, voicemail drops and AI voice around it.
Live transfersCallConnect passes a ready lead to your team on a call.
Run with youEvery plan includes a dedicated account manager and CRM integration support.
Annual, with setupA one-year commitment, annual payments and a setup fee, priced on request.
03 / Best for B2B teams that want inbound leads called and qualified

11x

11x sells what it calls digital workers to sales, revenue operations and marketing teams. Julian is the inbound one, and the nearest to what a Conversica buyer uses for web-form follow-up: its site describes Julian engaging inbound leads across phone, chat, SMS and WhatsApp at once, following up by email, qualifying each lead against ICP criteria you configure once, and booking qualified leads straight into your reps' calendars. It syncs both ways with Salesforce, HubSpot or your CRM, works with Chili Piper for routing, and connects to Slack and an API.

Julian's pricing page lists voice and chat separately. At the time of writing, the Growth plan is $5,333 a month for voice, with 2,000 calls a month and SMS and WhatsApp included, or $2,417 a month for chat, with 3,000 chats, two languages and a knowledge base, both billed annually. The Pro and Enterprise tiers raise the volumes and add features such as voice cloning, testing and advanced routing, and are priced on request. Onboarding is included in every tier, and Alice, the outbound worker, is sold separately.

Choose 11x if you are a B2B revenue team with steady inbound volume, you want inbound leads spoken to on the phone rather than only emailed, you want them qualified before they reach a rep, and you already buy software on annual terms. If your inbound volume is modest, or you want one agent to handle the inbound leads and the outbound follow-up on the same plan, a flat-priced tool may fit better.

Best forB2B teams that want inbound leads called and qualified
PricingAnnual plans by call and chat volume; at the time of writing, its published Julian plans start at $2,417 a month for chat, billed annually
ChannelsPhone, chat, SMS, WhatsApp and email follow-up
Voice as well as chatJulian handles calls, chat, SMS and WhatsApp, with email follow-up.
Qualifies to your ICPCriteria configured once and applied to every conversation.
Volume tiers, billed annuallyGrowth plans set calls or chats a month; larger tiers are quoted.
Outbound is a second workerAlice runs outbound and is priced on its own.
04 / Best for B2B marketing teams on Salesforce with busy websites

Qualified

Qualified sells Piper the AI SDR Agent to B2B marketing teams, and it overlaps with Conversica where the lead first arrives: the website and the inbox. Its site describes Piper meeting visitors in real time over live chat, voice or video, engaging inbound leads by email, turning website forms and buttons into booked meetings, serving personalised marketing offers, and working alongside your reps in Slack. Its PiperX FAQ describes it as designed for the inbound motion across the website and email, in more than sixteen languages.

Qualified does not publish prices. Its pricing page lists Premier, Enterprise and Ultimate plans and says it will build a plan customised to your pipeline needs, with a demo as the route in; the higher plans add enterprise APIs, third-party intent signals, Salesforce sandbox support, multiple websites and brands, and multiple agent profiles. Its integrations page lists Salesforce as its CRM, with HubSpot, Marketo and Eloqua among its marketing automation integrations, and its PiperX FAQ says Salesforce CRM is required.

Choose Qualified if you are a B2B company on Salesforce with a marketing team and real website traffic, and the conversation you most want to win is the one with the visitor on your pricing page, face to face if they like. If your leads arrive mostly by phone, text or social DMs, or you do not run Salesforce, the other options here are a closer fit.

Best forB2B marketing teams on Salesforce with busy websites
PricingNot published; Premier, Enterprise and Ultimate plans are built with its sales team
ChannelsWebsite chat, voice and video, and email
Voice and video on the pagePiper can meet a visitor by chat, voice or video on your site.
Salesforce at the centreIts PiperX FAQ says Salesforce CRM is required.
Positioned for inboundAcross the website and email, in more than sixteen languages.
Quoted plansThree tiers, built with its sales team after a demo.
05 / Best for real estate, mortgage and home services teams

Structurely

Structurely brings voice, SMS and email conversations onto one platform, which it describes as AI-native telephony and voice orchestration, with a focus on real estate, mortgage, private aviation and home services. Its site describes AI handling inbound and outbound conversations across sales, support and customer success: scheduling appointments and callbacks, collecting documents, transferring live calls to your team, updating your CRM and recording the outcome of each conversation.

Its integrations include Salesforce and HubSpot alongside CRMs its industries use, such as Follow Up Boss, BoomTown, Bonzo and MarketSharp. Its pricing page describes a platform fee plus usage-based charges across Small Team, Large Team and Enterprise tiers, with the platform fee set through its sales team. At the time of writing, its published usage rates start at $0.07 a minute for voice, $0.02 a text message and $0.02 an AI email.

Choose Structurely if you work in one of the industries it is built around, your team lives in a CRM such as Follow Up Boss or BoomTown, and you want calls, texts and emails handled on one platform, with a bill that follows activity. If you would rather have a fixed monthly price whatever the volume, or you want website chat and social DMs on the same agent too, compare it with a flat-priced option.

Best forreal estate, mortgage and home services teams
PricingA platform fee plus usage; at the time of writing, its published usage rates start at $0.07 a minute for voice and $0.02 a text or AI email
ChannelsVoice, SMS and email
Built for its industriesReal estate, mortgage, private aviation and home services.
Voice, text and emailInbound and outbound conversations on one platform, with live transfers.
Industry CRMsFollow Up Boss, BoomTown and Bonzo, as well as Salesforce and HubSpot.
Pay for activityA platform fee, plus usage by the minute, the message and the AI email.
06 / Best for teams whose follow-up is really outbound email and LinkedIn

AiSDR

Conversica lists outbound email campaigns and nurture among its uses, and some teams find that most of what they bought it for is outbound. AiSDR is an AI SDR built for that side. Its site describes live AI search for fresh prospect lists, research from LinkedIn posts, company news and industry trends, multichannel sequences across email, LinkedIn and phone with video and voice notes, replies that handle objections and FAQs, qualification before a meeting is booked, and two-way sync with HubSpot, with Salesforce also supported. It lists inbound lead qualification too.

It publishes its prices. At the time of writing, its Solo plan is $250 a month, month to month, for 200 AI-researched contacts, one user, three mailboxes and one LinkedIn account. The Explore and Scale plans add contacts, users, domains, mailboxes and LinkedIn accounts on quarterly contracts, with an annual option, and Scale adds Salesforce sync and website visitor tracking. AiSDR states that there is no free trial.

Choose AiSDR if your real need is new B2B meetings from prospects you have not spoken to yet, LinkedIn is part of how they answer, and you want the research done for you. If your need is answering and following up the leads who already came to you, on the phone, by text and in your DMs, the options higher up this list are closer to the job.

Best forteams whose follow-up is really outbound email and LinkedIn
PricingPlans by AI-researched contacts a month; at the time of writing, its published plans start at $250 a month
ChannelsEmail, LinkedIn and phone steps
Finds the prospectsLive AI search and research on every contact before it writes.
LinkedIn in the sequenceConnection requests and messages alongside email and phone steps.
A published entry planSolo is monthly with no minimum; larger plans are quarterly.
HubSpot and SalesforceHubSpot sync on every plan; Salesforce sync on Scale.

Conversica alternatives at a glance

The six picks side by side. The channels are the ones each vendor names on its own site, and the pricing column is the model it publishes; for the quoted plans, only a conversation with the vendor gives you a figure.

ToolBest forChannelsHow it charges
Bold Agent Kitself-serve lead follow-up on every channel, month to monthEmail, texts, phone calls, website chat and eleven DM platforms$25 a month or $200 a year for the account, with a 7-day free trial; AI and carrier usage billed to you at cost
Versea managed, text-first lead response serviceSMS and RCS, email, voicemail drops, voice and web chatQuoted plans on a one-year commitment with annual payments, plus a setup fee
11xB2B teams that want inbound leads called and qualifiedPhone, chat, SMS, WhatsApp and email follow-upAnnual plans by call and chat volume; at the time of writing, its published Julian plans start at $2,417 a month for chat, billed annually
QualifiedB2B marketing teams on Salesforce with busy websitesWebsite chat, voice and video, and emailNot published; Premier, Enterprise and Ultimate plans are built with its sales team
Structurelyreal estate, mortgage and home services teamsVoice, SMS and emailA platform fee plus usage; at the time of writing, its published usage rates start at $0.07 a minute for voice and $0.02 a text or AI email
AiSDRteams whose follow-up is really outbound email and LinkedInEmail, LinkedIn and phone stepsPlans by AI-researched contacts a month; at the time of writing, its published plans start at $250 a month

Conversica publishes no prices, so the fair comparison is by model rather than by number. Verse and Qualified are quoted, Verse on a one-year commitment with a setup fee. 11x publishes its entry Julian plans, billed annually. Structurely charges a platform fee plus usage. AiSDR and Bold Agent Kit publish monthly plans, and Bold Agent Kit is priced for the whole account with nothing metered by us; your AI provider and your carrier bill you directly, at cost.

We checked each tool’s public website on 11 September 2026 for this page. Plans and features change, so check each vendor’s own site for the current detail. Product names are trademarks of their owners, and Bold Agent Kit is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.

Which Conversica alternative should you choose?

If you like how Conversica works, a managed programme bought on an annual term, and want a different emphasis, Verse is the closest match, with texting at the centre, AI voice and live transfers. A B2B revenue team that wants inbound leads called and qualified before they reach a rep should look at 11x and its Julian worker. A B2B marketing team on Salesforce, competing for the visitor on its own website, should look at Qualified.

If you work in real estate, mortgage or home services and live in an industry CRM, Structurely is built around that world and charges by activity. If it turns out that most of your follow-up is really outbound prospecting, AiSDR is an AI SDR with a monthly entry plan.

And if you want an agent you build and change yourself, one that answers every lead in seconds on email, text, phone, website chat and social DMs, follows up until they reply, book or opt out, and books the meeting into your calendar, Bold Agent Kit does that for $25 a month for the account. Start the 7-day free trial, load your answers into the knowledge base, and switch on one channel to see how it handles the leads that arrive tonight.

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Before you switch

What is the best Conversica alternative?

It depends on what you want to change. For a managed, text-first lead response service on an annual commitment, Verse is the closest in shape. For a B2B revenue team that wants inbound leads called and qualified on the phone as well as by chat, 11x and its Julian worker. For a B2B marketing team on Salesforce focused on its website, Qualified. For real estate, mortgage and home services teams on industry CRMs, Structurely. For outbound prospecting with LinkedIn, AiSDR. And for a business that wants one self-serve agent answering and following up every lead on every channel for $25 a month, Bold Agent Kit.

Why do people switch from Conversica?

Mostly because of how it is bought and set up rather than what it does. Conversica does not publish prices, the route in is a meeting with its team, and its terms describe subscriptions for the term in an order that renew automatically unless notice is given. The agent is built with its onboarding team and integrates with enterprise systems such as Salesforce, Marketo and Eloqua. Teams that want a price they can read, an agent they can change themselves, or the phone covered alongside email, text and chat often go looking for an alternative.

How is Bold Agent Kit different from Conversica?

Conversica builds AI agents with its team for email, SMS, chat and messaging apps, integrated with enterprise CRMs and marketing automation, and sells them without a published price. Bold Agent Kit is one agent you set up yourself, which answers and follows up every lead by email, text, phone calls it speaks on, website chat and eleven DM platforms, and books real calendar slots, for $25 a month for the account. It connects to HubSpot, GoHighLevel and field-service CRMs rather than Salesforce or Marketo. The full side-by-side is on our Bold Agent Kit vs Conversica comparison page.

How do I move from Conversica to Bold Agent Kit?

Start with your contract. Conversica's terms say an order renews for the same term unless notice is given at least sixty days before it ends, unless your order says otherwise, so check the date. Then bring your open leads across as a CSV, or pull a segment straight out of a connected HubSpot or GoHighLevel. Load your answers, prices and offers into the knowledge base, save your follow-up messages as email, text and call templates, connect your own mailbox and number, and build the sequence. It shows its whole plan on a review screen and sends nothing until you press Start.

Does Conversica publish its pricing?

No. At the time of writing there are no prices on Conversica's website, and the route in is a meeting with its team. Among the alternatives, Verse and Qualified also price on request, Verse on a one-year commitment with annual payments and a setup fee. 11x publishes its entry Julian plans, billed annually. Structurely publishes its usage rates alongside a quoted platform fee. AiSDR and Bold Agent Kit publish monthly plans, and Bold Agent Kit is $25 a month or $200 a year for the whole account, with a 7-day free trial.

Which Conversica alternatives can call leads?

Several name voice among their channels. Verse lists voice calls with AI agents and live call transfers. 11x's Julian handles calls, with SMS and WhatsApp included on its voice plan. Structurely runs voice alongside text and email, with live transfers. Qualified's Piper offers voice on your website, and its FAQ says IVR integration is not supported yet. AiSDR lists phone steps in its sequences. Bold Agent Kit answers and places calls on your own Twilio number, with the agent speaking in real time from your material and the recording and transcript kept against the contact.

Can an alternative text a lead first, before email?

Yes. Verse puts two-way texting at the centre of its service, and Structurely and 11x both handle SMS. Conversica's own SMS First feature does this for certain conversation types. In Bold Agent Kit, a text step sits in the same campaign as email and call steps, each on its own timing, so you decide the order. The step carries the number it sends from, a per-number hourly cap, the sending window and the Reply STOP line, and a STOP on any channel ends the sequence everywhere. Whichever tool you choose, texting a lead needs their consent, and that is your responsibility.

Is there a Conversica alternative for a small business?

Look at the pricing model first. Verse and Qualified are quoted, 11x bills annually, and Structurely has a Small Team tier with a platform fee plus usage. AiSDR's Solo plan is monthly, for one user. Bold Agent Kit is priced for small businesses and agencies as much as for larger teams: $25 a month or $200 a year for the account, a 7-day free trial, unlimited agents and contacts, and every channel in the plan, with the AI on your own key and texts and calls on your own carrier account, both billed to you at cost.

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