Coevera introduces the Voyager AI Business Model — a structured framework that divides AI capabilities into two tiers, balancing universal access with sustainable economics.
Productivity Essentials
Advanced AI Suite
Every customer benefits from AI-assisted productivity through Voyager 1, while organizations leveraging advanced AI through Voyager 2 contribute fairly to infrastructure costs — creating a sustainable, transparent revenue model aligned with industry best practices (HubSpot, Figma, Atlassian Rovo).
The AI landscape in CRM is evolving rapidly. Coevera's strategy is built on three core principles.
Every customer gets meaningful AI features at no extra cost through Voyager 1. This drives adoption, improves satisfaction, and differentiates Coevera from competitors who gate all AI behind premium tiers.
Advanced AI features carry real infrastructure costs. The credit system ensures these costs are covered.
Administrators control which AI features are active, who can use them, and set hard spending caps. Organizations adopt AI without fear of runaway costs.
| Platform | AI Model | Coevera Alignment |
|---|---|---|
| HubSpot Breeze | Credit-based AI with free tier + purchased credits | Same two-tier structure with credits |
| Figma AI | AI credit system with monthly allowances | Same monthly reset mechanism |
| Atlassian Rovo | Premium AI add-on with per-seat pricing | Similar admin control philosophy |
A detailed comparison of Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 across all key dimensions.
| Aspect | Voyager 1 AI | Voyager 2 AI |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free — included with every subscription | Credit-based; free allowance + overage billing |
| Credit Consumption | None | Yes — per action, based on infrastructure cost |
| Target Users | All users; everyday productivity | Power users; complex AI tasks |
| Admin Control | Simple on/off toggle | On/off + per-role feature controls + spending caps |
| Enablement | Enabled by default | Explicit opt-in with cost warning dialog |
Voyager 2 must be explicitly enabled by an administrator in the Automation Hub. It is not activated by default. When customers inquire about advanced AI features, guide them through the enablement process and explain the credit system transparently.
All 16 AI features mapped to their tier. 11 free, 5 credit-based. Green = free, blue = credit-based.
AI-assisted email composition and text completion
AI text completion and media transcription
Real-time voice transcription
AI-powered activity feed assistance
Analysis of emails, threads, and text
Multi-language speech synthesis
Automatic email tagging via AI
Document summaries and document Q&A
Audio/video transcription
Automated email template conversion
Conversational sales coaching and CRM assistance
AI-generated forms with fields, images, and headers
AI-powered report generation with suggestions
AI-driven process automation with generation
Contextual AI assistant in record detail views
Screen-level intelligence and generation
In the administration interface, credit-consuming features (Voyager 2) are marked with a coin icon, making it immediately clear which features incur costs.
The credit system is the economic engine of the Voyager AI Business Model. It translates real infrastructure costs into a simple, transparent unit.
For all Voyager 1 features: Price = $0, Credits = 0 — always free, regardless of usage volume.
Resets monthly from subscription start date. Displayed as "Free AI credits remaining: [X] | Credit reset: [date]" in the Customer Portal -> AI Management section.
When reached, all Voyager 2 functionality stops. All subscription admins receive an email notification. Acts as a hard safety net against unexpected costs.
The subscription dialog has been reorganized, and every subscription gains a dedicated AI Credits tab with dashboards and logs.
Real-time remaining credits and next reset date
Total with proportional bar (Free / Billable / Invoiced / Paid)
Credit consumption over time, stacked by user
Which AI features consume the most credits
Heaviest AI consumers by email
Date range, Space, Agent (multi-select), User
Figure 1: AI Management Overview — Credits Used scorecard, Usage Trend, Usage per Agent, and Usage per User charts
Multi-layered control from organization-level Automation Hub to per-role feature toggles.
| Item | Category | Behavior |
|---|---|---|
| Voyager 1 AI | Productivity | Simple on/off toggle; no cost warning |
| Voyager 2 AI | Productivity | On/off toggle; cost warning dialog on enable |
Turn all AI features on/off for the entire role at once
Each AI feature can be individually enabled or disabled per role
Features that consume credits are marked with a coin icon
Features disabled in Automation Hub cannot be toggled on in roles
An organization could enable AI Record Assistant for Sales Managers and Account Executives, while keeping AI Form Generation disabled for standard users — providing precise control over both functionality and spend.
AI credits follow a four-stage lifecycle from consumption to payment, with full transparency at every stage.
| Stage | Description | Action Required |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Consumed from the free monthly allowance | None — covered by subscription |
| Billable | Overage credits consumed, eligible for invoicing | Create order to invoice |
| Invoiced | Included in an issued invoice, awaiting payment | Awaiting customer payment |
| Paid | Invoice settled, payment received | Complete — revenue recognized |
1. Overage credits accumulate as "Billable" → 2. "AI Credits" product added to order (quantity auto-fills) → 3. Transactions move to "Invoiced" → 4. Payment received, marked "Paid".
Invariant: Free + Billable + Invoiced + Paid = Total Credits Used (always).