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Free · paid from ₹350/operator/mo · Basic ₹350 billed yearly, ₹500 monthly
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Tars began in 2015-16 as a no-code tool for conversational landing pages and lead-capture chatbots, and it has since been rebuilt as an AI agent platform for customer support and sales. Started by two founders and trading as Tars Technologies Inc, it says it serves 800+ brands and has automated more than 60 million conversations. In India it suits marketing teams, edtech, insurance, healthcare and real estate businesses that want one agent answering on the website, WhatsApp, SMS and email.
The product is stronger than a typical chatbot builder in testing and measurement. You build flows in a drag-and-drop editor with 2,000+ templates, feed a knowledge base from PDFs, websites or Google Drive, and then run synthetic test conversations scored by an LLM judge before going live. Versioned publishing with rollback, topic clustering and sentiment analytics make it workable for a team that reviews agent quality every week rather than launching once and forgetting.
The catch for Indian buyers is cost and currency. Pricing is in US dollars only: a Freemium tier capped at 50 conversations a month, Premium from $499 a month, and quoted Enterprise. Live chat seats are a $600 per year add-on, and the dedicated support service costs $5,000 a year per agent. At current rates Premium alone is above Rs 40,000 a month before any GST on imported services, which is steep next to Indian WhatsApp-first tools like Interakt or Gallabox.
Our advice: start on Freemium to test whether the agent can actually answer from your documents, then move to Premium only if conversation volume and lead value justify it. Enterprise is where HIPAA, SSO and configurable data retention live, so regulated businesses should plan for a quote rather than self-serve. The site publishes no India office, INR billing or Indian data centre, so check invoicing and data location with sales first.
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Best suited for: Mid-size companies automating support and lead qualification across web and WhatsApp · Insurance, healthcare and edtech teams that need tested, measurable AI answers · Marketing teams replacing static landing-page forms with conversational flows · Product teams embedding an AI agent in mobile apps via SDK
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Agent builder
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Every edition as published by the vendor. Prices exclude GST unless stated. Full Tars pricing breakdown
Freemium
$0
Premium
$499/month
Monthly or yearly
Enterprise
Custom quote
Other pricing options & add-ons
Live Chat seat
Premium and Enterprise
$600/year per seat
Professional support services
Premium only
$5,000/year per agent
Integrations
Security & compliance
For Indian businesses
Support & learning
800+ brands
Customers
10+
Countries
2016
In business since
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Tars has three plans priced in US dollars. Freemium is $0 with 50 conversations a month. Premium starts at $499 a month, with conversation tiers from 500 to 10,000, and yearly billing is advertised at 17% off. Enterprise is quoted. Live chat seats cost $600 per year each, and professional support is $5,000 per year per agent.
Yes. Tars Freemium costs nothing and includes 50 conversations a month, basic LLM models, five knowledge bases, help guides, community support and data encryption. Conversation data is kept for only one month. It is enough to test whether a Tars agent can answer from your documents, but not for running live support at any real volume.
Tars publishes prices only in US dollars and its pricing page shows no INR plans. Indian companies should expect a foreign-currency card or wire payment, and GST under reverse charge may apply on imported software services. Ask Tars sales about invoicing details before you sign, because the website does not mention GST invoices or rupee billing.
Yes. Tars deploys the same AI agent on WhatsApp through Meta's Cloud API, alongside web chat, SMS, email and voice, and keeps one conversation thread across channels. Meta's per-conversation charges are separate from the Tars subscription, so Indian businesses running high WhatsApp volumes should budget both costs together when comparing Tars with local WhatsApp tools.
Tars is an AI agent builder with knowledge bases, LLM-based testing and analytics, priced from $499 a month for Premium. Interakt and Gallabox are Indian WhatsApp-first tools billed in rupees at much lower entry prices, focused on broadcasts and shared inboxes. Choose Tars when answer quality across several channels matters more than low monthly cost.
Tars states compliance with SOC 2, ISO 27001 and GDPR, with HIPAA available on Enterprise plans. It encrypts personal data at rest, supports configurable data retention and exportable audit records, and offers SSO plus role-based access on Enterprise. The website does not state an Indian data centre, so confirm hosting region if residency matters.
Tars does not promote a standalone app for managing agents; it is a web platform. It does provide mobile SDKs for React Native, Swift and Kotlin, so you can embed a Tars agent inside your own Android or iOS app. Agents can also be shared through deployment links and QR codes for mobile users.
A basic Tars agent can be built from one of its 2,000+ templates in the no-code editor, connected to a knowledge base of PDFs or web pages, and tested with synthetic conversations. Simple FAQ or lead-capture agents can go live quickly; Enterprise customers get white-glove onboarding for custom integrations and larger rollouts.
Tars lists more than 820 prebuilt tools, and custom ones can be built with its CodeKit developer kit. Named integrations include Zendesk, Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, Google Drive, Google Calendar, Notion, Airtable, Google Analytics, Zapier, Stripe and Razorpay. Webhooks and scoped API keys cover systems that are not in the catalogue.
Tars supports handing a conversation from the AI agent to a human inside the same thread, but live chat is an add-on for Premium and Enterprise plans at $600 per seat per year. Freemium users cannot add human agents. Budget seats for every support person who will take over chats from the Tars agent.
Tars is live chat & chatbot software by Tars, an Indian company from Bengaluru. Conversational landing page bots.
Tars publishes: $499 · per month for Premium; yearly billing advertised at 17% off. Confirm current plans and taxes on the official pricing page.
App Advisor's listing records a free trial for Tars. Confirm the current trial terms on Tars's official site.
Yes. Tars is built by Tars, headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka.
Tars suits small business, smb, mid-market buyers looking for live chat & chatbot software with ai chatbots.
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Tars is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.

Tars · Bengaluru, Karnataka · Founded 2015 · 2 products in our catalogue · Indian company
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