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Nexa vs Vapi

Neither publishes a price. Both make you talk to sales before you learn what it costs.

Both pages checked by August 19, 2026
NexaAI + human backup
Pricing not published
no published plan
People-powered 24/7 call answering, client intake, inbound and outbound sales and live chat/text service for home services, healthcare, legal and real estate businesses, with an optional Voice + AI agent that can hand calls off to human agents.
VapiAI only
Pricing not published
no published plan
Developer platform for building voice AI agents: Vapi hosts the orchestration layer and charges a per-minute hosting fee, while you pick and pay for your own speech-to-text, LLM, text-to-speech and telephony providers and write the assistant, tools and server hooks yourself.

The differences that matter

  • Nexa is ai + human backup; Vapi is ai only. That is the real decision here, not the price.
  • Nexa can put a human on the line; Vapi is bot-only.

Feature by feature

CapabilityNexaVapi
Live transferYesYes
Books appointmentsYesYes
Text follow-upYesYes
Outbound callsYesYes
SpanishYesYes
Human backupYesNo
Call recordingsunstatedYes
TranscriptsunstatedYes
Spam screeningunstatedunstated
Custom voiceunstatedYes
APIunstatedYes

"unstated" means the vendor doesn't claim it in their own documentation. It is not the same as no — it means nobody will put it in writing.

Nexa plans

PlanPublished priceIncludesOver that
Nexa 100not published100 minIf you go over the minute allowance for any given billing cycle, every additional minute will be charged at your base rate.
Nexa 300not published300 minIf you go over the minute allowance for any given billing cycle, every additional minute will be charged at your base rate.
Nexa 500not published500 minIf you go over the minute allowance for any given billing cycle, every additional minute will be charged at your base rate.

Vapi plans

PlanPublished priceIncludesOver that
Build$0.05 / min
ScaleFixed Platform fee and committed volume(annual billing)

Nexa sources

Vapi sources