Dapta pricing in 2026

Dapta charges $99 USD a month for Pro, $499 USD for Scale-Up and $1,499 USD for Prime, according to its plans documentation checked on September 24, 2026. Each plan carries a monthly credit balance, more users and more workspaces; Enterprise is quoted with consumption-based credits and service agreements.

Pro includes 100,000 credits a month, 5 users and 5 workspaces; Scale-Up, 500,000 credits, unlimited users and 25 workspaces; Prime, 1,500,000 credits, unlimited users and 70 workspaces. All three include unlimited agents and workflows. Pro has a seven-day trial with a card; Scale-Up and Prime have no trial.

Its Spanish homepage shows a Free plan with 2,000 credits, 1 agent, 2 workflows and 1 user. Its pricing page no longer lists it and its documentation reserves the monthly balance for paid plans, so confirm whether those credits renew.

Credits beyond the plan balance and, depending on the line, WhatsApp messages. Extra credits cost $1 USD per 1,000 and can recharge automatically. On direct WhatsApp API lines, Meta charges message delivery to your own account, outside Dapta's credits and invoice.

There is no automatic overage charge: at zero credits the service stops until you top up or the balance renews, according to its documentation checked on September 16, 2026. Legacy WhatsApp Business lines do consume Dapta credits.

Yearly billing saves 16.7 percent, but the page does not print the exact annual amount. Self-service payment is by card. We found no peso price, no total with Mexican tax and no CFDI commitment.

Dapta makes sense when you need voice agents as well as text, or no-code workflows that connect your operation, for example to qualify contacts and send them to an external CRM with the conversation's context. Its paid plans include text agents, voice agents and workflows in one subscription.

It also fits if you would rather start without paying: its homepage shows a Free plan, and Pro has a seven-day trial, which Eva does not offer today.

It weighs less when you want a CRM and a team inbox in the same product, because its published workflows send the data to an external CRM, or when you need to pay in pesos with a CFDI invoice, which is not published.

Dapta charges by credits in US dollars to build agents and workflows; Eva charges per plan with credits included and brings the inbox and the CRM. Eva starts at $191 USD monthly on an annual plan or $229 USD month to month on Essential, with 5,000 credits and 5 users.

EvaAI publishes this page and sells Eva, so the comparison stays on facts. Eva is an AI agent that answers on WhatsApp and the other channels a business uses, queries the connected catalog, quotes with real prices, books appointments and follows up, with a CRM included.

Choose Dapta if you want to build your own voice agents and workflows. Choose Eva if you want a sales agent ready to run on your catalog, with your team in the same inbox. Either way, Meta's fees sit outside.