Pricing Models
Definition
Open territory for Harmony. Vision session surfaced two reference points and a proposed hybrid model. Standalone synthesis at pricing-models.
Reference points (competitor models)
- oneai — per-lead. Customer pays per qualified lead regardless of call duration. Risk: incentivizes mass-dialing without quality.
- sierra — per-resolution. Customer pays per successful CX resolution. Closest existing example to value-based pricing.
- Industry standard — per-minute. Most voice-agent vendors charge per minute (not value-aligned).
Harmony’s working model
Hybrid: base + success component. Need guardrails to prevent gaming (e.g. minimum win-rate threshold so per-lead doesn’t become spam).
Related decisions
(None committed — pricing remains in design.)
Sources
- vision-2026-04-15 — main discussion
Related entities
- oneai, sierra, elevenlabs — pricing references
Related concepts
- wedge-strategy — pricing must work for the SDR wedge ICP first
- brain-layer — separate question: how to price the brain standalone for bring-your-own-agent customers (OQ-014)
Open questions
- OQ-007 — Can we profitably undercut competitors on SDR pricing?
- OQ-014 — How to price the brain layer standalone (intangible, hard to message)?