
Lorikeet
6.6/10Lorikeet is an AI customer support agent for complex, regulated businesses such as fintech, healthtech and insurance, resolving tickets across chat, email, SMS and voice.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
Lorikeet is a Sydney-founded AI customer concierge built for companies whose support work involves multistep, high-stakes processes, such as replacing a lost debit card or running a long refund flow. Instead of only answering FAQs, its agents follow a company's standard operating procedures and call the company's own systems and APIs to take actions. When they cannot resolve an issue, they hand it to a human agent along with the investigation so far. The product line includes Concierge, the customer-facing agent for chat, email, SMS and voice. Alongside it are Dreamweaver, an account-manager agent that works toward goals such as retention, plus Simulations for testing workflows, Auto QA scoring, runtime Guardrails, and outbound and voice capabilities. It sits on top of existing helpdesks and CRMs, including Zendesk, Intercom, Salesforce and HubSpot, so no migration is needed. Developers get an API, an SDK and an MCP server. Pricing combines an annual platform fee with per-outcome rates. The Start plan costs $2,100 a month billed annually, for under 5,000 monthly tickets. Scale costs $5,100 a month for 5,000 to 20,000 tickets, with lower per-resolution rates. Signature is a custom plan for higher volumes. Escalated and unresolved tickets are not charged, and every plan includes a 30-day free trial. Named customers include Linktree, Airwallex, Eucalyptus, Carmoola and Flex. The main limitation is the entry cost: an annual commitment of about $25,000 rules out very small teams. There are also almost no independent user reviews on public review sites yet.
Our Rating
Who Lorikeet is best for
Good fit
It resolves tickets across chat, email, SMS and voice on top of Zendesk and Intercom.
Fintech and insurance are named targets, with workflows such as replacing a lost debit card.
The custom Signature tier, guardrails, simulations and the trust center (which lists SOC 2, ISO, HIPAA and SSO) suit large regulated support teams.
The Scale tier targets companies with 5,000 to 20,000 monthly tickets that run complex support workflows.
Healthtech is a named target sector.
Less suited
The Start plan is aimed at startups, but its annual fee of about $25,000 is steep for early-stage companies.
An API, an SDK and an MCP server let agents call company systems.
The platform fee and annual commitment are high relative to typical small-business support budgets.
Annual platform fees start at $25,200.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Executes long, multistep SOP workflows and takes actions through company APIs, not just FAQ answers.
- Outcome-based billing: escalated and unresolved tickets are not charged.
- Works on top of Zendesk, Intercom, Salesforce and HubSpot without a helpdesk migration.
- Built for regulated sectors, with guardrails, simulations, auto QA and a trust center covering compliance.
- Covers chat, email, SMS and voice from one agent, and offers an API, SDK and MCP server.
Cons
- Annual platform fees of $25,200 or more put it out of reach for small teams.
- Annual billing is required on the Start and Scale plans.
- Almost no independent user reviews on G2-style sites to validate vendor claims.
- Full voice pricing requires a consultation with the vendor.
Key Features
Lorikeet Pricing
Scale
- QA $0.27
- Triage $0.27
- 30-day free trial
- Voice $1.20 per resolution
- Resolution $0.90 per ticket
- 5,000 to 20,000 monthly tickets
- $5,100 per month billed annually
Signature
- Over 20,000 monthly tickets
- Dedicated support, with FDE Platinum support from $25K
- Custom pricing; comparison table lists a $75K platform fee
Start
- QA $0.30
- Triage $0.30
- 30-day free trial
- Voice $1.50 per resolution
- Under 5,000 monthly tickets
- $2,100 per month billed annually
- Resolution $0.99 per ticket (chat, email, SMS)
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Every plan includes a 30-day free trial.
You pay an annual platform fee ($2,100 a month on Start, $5,100 a month on Scale) plus per-outcome rates, such as $0.99 or $0.90 per resolved chat, email or SMS ticket. Signature pricing is custom.
No. Escalations and unresolved tickets are not billed.
Zendesk, Intercom, Salesforce and HubSpot, as well as your own APIs. Developers also get a Lorikeet API, an SDK and an MCP server.
Lorikeet runs a trust center at trust.lorikeetcx.ai that lists SOC 2, ISO, HIPAA and SSO topics. Request the specific reports from the vendor.
Lorikeet says the first live ticket can come within hours, with an average of under 29 days.
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