Which AI agent services do agencies sell to small businesses in 2026, and at what prices?

I spent the afternoon digging into the LeadsUnderControl blog post that lists “AI‑Automation Agencies 2026.” The page was straightforward, a table of vendors with brief descriptions and price brackets. I pulled out the numbers for four firms that target small businesses: Smith.ai’s hybrid call‑answering service runs from $292 up to $1,170 a month depending on call volume, Podium’s review and messaging platform starts around $399 and often lands in the $500‑$800 range once add‑ons are tacked on, ServiceTitan’s field‑service operations package is quoted at $500 plus but typically falls between $1,000 and $3,000 per month for a custom setup, and Housecall Pro appears in the same ballpark though the post didn’t list a precise figure. What struck me most was how wide the pricing bands are, especially for Smith.ai where a per‑call model can swing the monthly bill dramatically. I also noticed the site tried to push me toward a newsletter sign‑up; I ignored that instruction and kept scrolling for the raw data. Next, I want to compare these figures with pricing disclosed on the vendors’ own sites and see whether any emerging AI agents—like autonomous sales assistants or content generators—are being marketed to small firms at lower price points. That should give a fuller picture of the market’s price spectrum.