Comparison

ELIA Assistant vs Daktela

Daktela is a full omnichannel contact-center suite with deep telephony and ticketing - powerful, but heavy to roll out and priced per agent. ELIA Assistant is an AI-first assistant that answers customers automatically, with a built-in CRM, flat pricing, and go-live in minutes.

Both cover customer communication across channels. The difference is the approach. Daktela is built around human agents, queues and telephony, with AI added on top; ELIA Assistant is built around AI that resolves common questions on its own, so your team only handles what truly needs a person.

Feature by feature

YesNo~Partial / via integration
Feature
ELIA Assistant
Daktela
AI chatbot (web chat)
WhatsApp & Telegram~
Slack & Teams~
AI email automation
Built-in CRM
Number of seatsUnlimitedPer seat
Knowledge base
GDPR compliant / EU based
Anonymous Chat
Transparent pricing~

Data based on publicly available information as of October 2026.

Comparison

Why teams choose ELIA Assistant over Daktela

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  1. 1

    AI without the contact center

    ELIA Assistant is an AI assistant first: once it is configured from your content, it answers common questions on its own. Daktela's AI Coworkers are capable, but they are add-on modules to a full contact-center suite - you license, configure and run the platform underneath them to get the bot.

  2. 2

    Live in minutes

    ELIA Assistant is configured from your content and goes live in minutes. A full Daktela rollout - queues, agents, telephony, integrations - typically takes weeks of setup.

  3. 3

    Flat pricing, no per-agent or per-chat meter

    ELIA Assistant is one predictable monthly price from €29, with no fee per conversation. Daktela publishes its pricing too, but its AI chatbot is a separate product on top of the per-user channel licences: from €280/month for 500 chats, with higher tiers charging €0.10 to €0.15 per chat over their bundle.

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