Comparison
Tunovix vs. Relevance AI
These aren't really the same category. Tunovix builds a custom agent for you and hands over the code. Relevance AI is a no-code platform you build inside, and keep paying for as long as you use it. Which one is right depends on whether you have the time to build it yourself.
| Dimension | Tunovix | Relevance AI |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,150–$12,050 one-time build, flat $50/hr | Custom/"talk to sales" — Enterprise tier only shown publicly, no published numbers |
| Source-code / IP ownership | Full ownership, delivered to your repo | Not mentioned — you build inside their hosted platform, not a delivered codebase |
| MCP support | Yes — live public MCP server at tunovix.com/mcp | Not publicly stated on their pricing page |
| RAG support | Yes — live at tunovix.com/api/ai-search | Not publicly stated on their pricing page |
| Integrations | CRM, helpdesk, ERP, Slack, Gmail, PostgreSQL, custom APIs — scoped per project | "2,000+ integrations" (platform-wide claim, breadth not depth) |
| Deployment | Your infrastructure/repo, no vendor lock-in | Hosted on their platform — you rent access, not run it yourself |
| Support model | Founder-led, one point of contact | Dedicated account manager (Enterprise tier only) |
| Typical timeline | 2–12 weeks, done for you | Ongoing — you build it yourself in their tool, no fixed delivery date |
Relevance AI figures sourced from their own public pricing page as of August 2026 — check their site directly for current numbers.
The actual question: build it yourself, or have it built
A no-code platform like Relevance AI is a real, legitimate option if someone on your team has the time and inclination to learn the tool and build the agent themselves — and it can be cheaper if that time is genuinely free. The tradeoff is ongoing: you keep paying for platform access, and what you've built lives inside their product, not in a repository you control.
What "done for you" actually changes
A custom build means someone scopes your actual workflow, builds it against your actual tools, and hands you the finished thing — see what a custom build includes for the full list (evals, guardrails, audit logging, a handover runbook). No per-seat pricing, no platform lock-in, and the code is yours whether or not you keep working with Tunovix afterward.
When the platform is the right call instead
If the need is genuinely simple, changes constantly, and someone internal wants hands-on control of the exact prompts day to day, a platform can be the better fit — that's a real, honest answer, not a sales pitch. Talk it through if you're not sure which shape fits your actual situation.
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