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A Cognigy alternative for businesses that need custom AI automation, not a SaaS.

Cognigy is enterprise conversational ai platform for contact centers + customer service. Solidus designs and builds the entire custom AI automation network around your business — productized engagements starting at $4,500.

What is Cognigy?

Enterprise conversational AI platform for contact centers + customer service.

Positioned for: Enterprise contact-center teams deploying voice + chat AI at scale.

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Where Cognigy wins

  • Mature voice + chat agent platform
  • Strong contact-center integration (Genesys, Cisco, etc.)
  • Industry expertise in regulated verticals

Where Solidus wins

  • Conversational-AI vertical — narrow use case
  • Enterprise sales motion + annual contracts
  • Built for established contact-center teams, not modern ops

The honest read

Cognigy is right for an enterprise contact-center modernization. Solidus is right for any modern operator (across functions, not just support) who wants AI automation shipped fast at SMB/mid-market price points.

Start with the $4,500 audit.

Pay, fill an intake, get a Claude Opus-written strategic roadmap inside a week. No sales call required.

Questions

How is Solidus different from Cognigy?+

Cognigy is right for an enterprise contact-center modernization. Solidus is right for any modern operator (across functions, not just support) who wants AI automation shipped fast at SMB/mid-market price points.

Is Cognigy ever the right answer?+

Yes — when enterprise contact-center teams deploying voice + chat ai at scale.. Mature voice + chat agent platform Strong contact-center integration (Genesys, Cisco, etc.). For everyone else, owned custom AI automation tends to be a better fit at the price points we operate at.

What does Solidus cost vs Cognigy?+

Solidus offers productized engagements: $4,500 for an Audit + Roadmap, $25,000 for a Single-Workflow Build, $75,000-$150,000 for a Full Automation Network. Cognigy typically requires enterprise-scale annual contracts.