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EnglishWhere to Find Cykel's Pricing, Demo, Product Tour and Support Resources
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Cykel's site links a dedicated Pricing page, and offers several ways to see the product before committing: a Request Demo form, a Get Started for Free option, a Product Tour, and a Demo Library. Support is handled through a Help Center. All of these are reachable from the main navigation described on the Cykel homepage. The site does not publish price figures or plan details in the page content available here, so treat the Pricing link as the place to check current terms rather than assuming any tier is free or requires login.
Quick reference: which page to use for what
| Goal | Where to go | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| See current plans and costs | Pricing (cykel.ai/pricing) |
The site's pricing page; actual figures are not shown in the homepage content |
| Talk to the team about your use case | Request Demo | A guided demo request, listed alongside Get Started for Free |
| Start without a sales conversation | Get Started for Free | A self-serve entry point named on the site |
| Understand the platform before signing up | Product Tour / Watch Product Tour | A walkthrough of how the digital workers operate |
| See concrete examples in action | Demo Library | Recorded product demonstrations |
| Get help after starting | Help Center | Support resources |
| Read background and updates | Guides and news | Editorial and product content |
The three digital workers you'll be evaluating
Any demo or tour you book will center on three named workers, so it helps to know which one matches your team before you reach out:
- Eve — AI SDR. Positioned as a 24/7 sales agent that automates prospecting, outreach and follow-ups to shorten the sales cycle.
- Lucy — AI Recruiter. Positioned as a recruitment partner that automates sourcing, screening and admin tasks to reduce time-to-hire.
- Samson — AI Business Analyst. Researches and writes company reports for investment, consulting and advisory teams. Unlike Eve and Lucy, Samson is listed with "Request Access" rather than an open start option.
If your interest is sales or recruiting, the free-start and demo routes apply directly. If it's research and analysis, plan on requesting access for Samson specifically.
What the platform claims, so you can judge the demo
Cykel describes its workers as operating autonomously around the clock, handling end-to-end tasks, scaling to thousands of tasks, and connecting to existing tools with no complex setup. It also states that every action is logged and audited under enterprise-grade security. Use these as your checklist during the tour or demo: ask to see a task run end to end, how the worker accesses your company data, and where the audit log lives. For example, if you are a talent team, ask Lucy's demo to show a sourcing-to-screening sequence and the admin steps it removes.
Practical path to a decision
- Open the Pricing page first to confirm commercial fit.
- Watch the Product Tour for a low-commitment overview.
- Browse the Demo Library for examples closest to your function (sales, recruiting or research).
- Choose Get Started for Free if you want to test hands-on, or Request Demo if you need a guided walkthrough or are evaluating Samson.
- Use the Help Center once you are in.
One caveat worth noting: the homepage content does not specify what the free start includes, whether a login is required for the tour or demo library, or any price points. Confirm those details on the Pricing page or with the team during your demo request rather than inferring them.