Air.ai is an outbound AI sales agent platform, usually pitched around replacing sales reps and sold on an annual commitment with setup. TrainYourAgent is a different commitment profile and a different scope: inbound first, month-to-month, and a 30-day money-back on the build fee.
Most service businesses leak more money on the calls that come in than on the calls they fail to make. Outbound-only tooling cannot help with an unreturned after-hours call, and that is where the wedge usually is. We start on inbound — answering, qualifying, booking, writing back to the CRM — and add outbound recall and reactivation once the inbound side is stable and there is a real list to call.
Annual contract plus setup and month-to-month plus a refund term are two different bets on whether the thing will work. Ours is written down and deliberately easy to exit: 30-day money-back on the build fee, no annual contract, cancel any time, your number ports out, and you keep the prompts, integrations and scripts. If the agent is not live on day 21, the build fee is refunded. Read whatever you are comparing us to on those four points specifically.
We will not tell you an AI agent replaces your sales team, and we would treat that claim from any vendor as the thing to interrogate hardest. What an agent reliably does is pick up every call, ask the same qualifying questions every time, book into a real calendar, and never go home at five. Every dollar figure we publish about recovered revenue is a model built from inputs you can change, not a customer's reported result, and it is labelled that way everywhere it appears.
Yes — recall, reactivation and follow-up on lists you own, with the compliance posture agreed in writing before anything dials. What we do not do is cold outbound to purchased lists, and we would rather lose that deal than take it.
Month-to-month on every lane. $4,950 build plus $1,997/mo on Operators with 5,000 minutes included, $9,950 plus $4,997/mo on Scale, or $0.39/min pay-as-you-go with nothing upfront on Founders. 30-day money-back on the build fee. No annual commitment anywhere.
The closest thing we run to a like-for-like replacement is Follow-Up and No-Show System — outbound that has a reason to call. That is the page to read if you want the build, the integrations, and the operating cost rather than the positioning argument.