The short answer
If you want an AI version of yourself that lives on a branded page, embeds inside the course your clients already bought, and costs nothing to try, Personify is the cheapest way to find out whether the idea works for you. There is a free plan, so you can build a clone and watch it answer before you spend anything.
If you want the assistant to reach people inside Telegram, look at BuddyPro. If you want it to answer across many channels at once, look at Delphi. If you want voice on a self-serve monthly plan, none of our monthly tiers include it, so look elsewhere. Detail on all three below.
When not to pick us
The honest part, and the reason this page is worth reading.
You need voice on a self-serve plan. We do build voice clones, and they are good, but only as part of Done-For-You. That is a deliberate choice rather than a gap. Voice is the most fragile part of a clone: an instant clone generated from a few seconds of audio takes minutes to make and is audibly wrong in a way people notice straight away. Getting one to hold up over a long conversation takes hours of source audio and real tuning, which is why it sits inside a service rather than a subscription. If you want built-in voice on a monthly plan, a self-serve tool with instant cloning will get you there faster. Listen hard to its output before you commit.
Your audience lives in a messaging app. A Personify clone lives on a page you share or embed. If your clients are already in a Telegram community and you want the assistant to sit beside them there, BuddyPro is built around exactly that and we are not. Worth knowing what it asks of them, though: every client has to install Telegram, register a phone number and verify by SMS before they can ask a single question. If your people already have the app, that costs nothing. If they do not, it is a wall between you and them.
You want one assistant answering everywhere at once. Delphi's proposition is multi-channel reach. If you want the same clone answering in several places without wiring each one up, start there.
You want to be sold to. There is no demo call required here and no sales sequence. The free plan is the demo. Some people prefer a guided buying process, and that is a real preference.
CoachVox AI
The closest comparison on positioning.
CoachVox AI publishes $99 a month plus a 10% commission plus Stripe fees. It is aimed at the same audience we are, coaches and consultants who want an AI trained on their own material, and it has been doing it longer.
The commission is the thing to model before you commit. If you charge for access to your clone, 10% of that plus payment fees comes off the top on every transaction, on top of the monthly. On a small audience the monthly dominates; once you are selling meaningfully, the commission does.
CoachVox AI publishes no voice feature. If hearing your actual voice matters, neither its plans nor our monthly plans cover you, and only our Done-For-You service does.
Delphi
Different shape of product, overlapping buyers.
Delphi sells paid tiers for a clone trained on your content, with multi-channel reach as the core of the pitch. Where we concentrate on one embeddable surface done properly, Delphi spreads across several.
That is a genuine fork rather than a better-or-worse. If your problem is "my clients ask me the same twelve questions inside my course", one well-placed surface solves it. If your problem is "I want to be reachable wherever someone finds me", spreading is the point and we are the weaker choice.
BuddyPro
The most different of the three.
BuddyPro publishes $197 a month billed annually, which is $2,364 a year, plus AI usage its own material puts at roughly $0.03 to $0.08 per message, or about $20 to $30 per subscriber per month. It delivers through Telegram: your AI expert lives there, and each client installs the app, registers a phone number and verifies by SMS.
Whether that is a cost or a feature depends entirely on your audience. A community already living in Telegram makes it a feature. A cohort of course buyers who have never opened Telegram makes it a wall between you and them. Ask where your people already are before you decide.
BuddyPro publishes no public demo or trial, so access sits behind a purchase or a booked call.
Others in this space
They appear in the same searches and deserve a look.
Personal.ai, Yoorz.ai, Rocky.ai and Pickaxe all come up alongside us. We have not published pricing for them here because we have not verified their current numbers, and a comparison page with guessed figures is worse than no comparison at all. Check their own pages, and hold them to the same three questions in the next section.
Side by side
| Personify | CoachVox AI | BuddyPro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry price | Free plan | $99/mo | $2,364/yr |
| Paid tier | $39/mo, $29 billed annually | $99/mo | $197/mo billed annually |
| Usage cost on top | None | Not published | ~$0.03–0.08 per message |
| Where it lives | Branded page, embeddable | Hosted page | Telegram |
| Clients install anything? | No | No | Telegram app plus SMS verification |
| Voice clone | Done-For-You service only | Not published | Listed as text-to-speech in your voice |
| Try before paying | Free plan | Check current terms | No public demo or trial |
Figures from each vendor's own published material, checked September 2026. Pricing changes, so confirm before you commit.
How to choose
Three questions settle it faster than any feature table.
Where are your people already? If they are inside a course platform, pick the tool that embeds there. If they are in a Telegram community, pick the one that lives in Telegram. The best assistant in the wrong place goes unused.
What happens when you succeed? Model the cost at ten times your current audience, not today's. Commissions and per-message usage look small at the start and dominate later. A flat monthly looks expensive at the start and stops mattering.
Can you see it answer before you pay? Nothing in a comparison table tells you whether a clone sounds like you. Build one and read its answers. That is the only test that counts, and it is why we put the free plan first.
FAQ
What are the main alternatives to Personify?
CoachVox AI, Delphi and BuddyPro are the closest comparisons, and Personal.ai, Yoorz.ai, Rocky.ai and Pickaxe come up in the same searches. CoachVox AI publishes $99 a month plus a 10% commission plus Stripe fees. BuddyPro publishes $197 a month billed annually, which is $2,364 a year, and delivers through Telegram. Delphi publishes paid tiers for a content-trained clone with multi-channel reach.
Is Personify cheaper than the alternatives?
On the self-serve tiers, yes. Personify has a free plan, and Pro is $39 a month or $29 a month billed annually. CoachVox AI publishes $99 a month plus a 10% commission plus Stripe fees. BuddyPro publishes $2,364 a year plus AI usage its own material puts at roughly $0.03 to $0.08 per message. The Done-For-You service is a different category and is scoped on a discovery call, so compare that against an agency build rather than against a subscription.
When is Personify the wrong choice?
If your clients live in Telegram and you want the assistant to reach them there, BuddyPro is built for that and Personify is not. If you want an assistant that answers across many channels at once rather than on a page you embed, Delphi is a closer fit. And if you need a voice clone on a self-serve plan, our voice cloning is part of the Done-For-You service, not the monthly tiers, so a self-serve tool with built-in voice will suit you better.
Can I try these before paying?
Personify has a free plan, so you can build a clone and watch it answer before spending anything. BuddyPro publishes no public demo or trial, so access sits behind a purchase or a booked call. Check each provider for current trial terms.
Which one gives the AI my actual voice?
Personify builds a professional voice clone with live voice conversation, and that is part of the Done-For-You service rather than the self-serve plans. BuddyPro lists voice cloning in its own material and describes it as text-to-speech with your voice. CoachVox AI publishes no voice feature.