generated: '2026-08-14'
method: searched
source: https://i2x.ai/
provider: i2x
providerId: i2x
name: i2x Plans and Pricing
description: >-
  i2x publishes NO pricing. The company site is a single marketing page whose only
  commercial call to action is "Demo buchen" / "Demo anfragen" — a lead form asking for
  name, company, email, phone and contact-center headcount (banded 1-10, 11-50, 51-200,
  201-500, 500+), plus a phone number (+49 2161 9479 350) and hello@i2x.ai. There is no
  pricing page, no tier table, no per-seat or per-minute rate, no free tier and no trial.
  The headcount bands on the demo form are the only hint that pricing is sized by agent
  seats, and they are a qualification field, not a published price. The former WordPress
  site (i2x.ai/en/product/... and its pricing paths) is gone; those URLs now fall through
  to the homepage catch-all.
plan_count: 0
pricing_published: false
pricing_model: contact-sales
currency: null
free_tier: false
trial: false
self_serve_signup: false
plans: []
signals:
- signal: demo-request-only
  evidence: >-
    Homepage contact section: "Vereinbaren Sie eine persönliche Demo" with a form
    (Name, Unternehmen, E-Mail, Telefon, Anzahl Mitarbeiter im Contact Center, Nachricht)
    and a consent checkbox. No price appears anywhere on the page.
  url: https://i2x.ai/#contact
- signal: seat-band-qualification
  evidence: >-
    The demo form's "Anzahl Mitarbeiter im Contact Center" select offers 1-10, 11-50,
    51-200, 201-500, 500+ — consistent with seat-based enterprise pricing, but no rate
    is published for any band.
  url: https://i2x.ai/
- signal: no-pricing-page
  evidence: >-
    The site exposes only #features, #how-it-works, #trust, #contact plus four legal
    pages (impressum, datenschutz, nutzungsbedingungen, cookie-policy) and an English
    mirror at /en/index.html. No pricing or plans page exists in the navigation.
  url: https://i2x.ai/en/index.html
notes: >-
  No `type: Plans` pointer is emitted in apis.yml. This file records a measured ABSENCE
  of published pricing, and a pointer would assert that i2x publishes plans it does not.
  Same rule as the well-known probe: document the zero, do not score it as a presence.