Uploaded-window cost
$2,295
170 repeat-ticket hits across 30 days
Upload 3 months of closed tickets. Get a free snapshot that ranks the repeat questions, exposes the customer wording, and shows one sourced drafted answer your team could review and publish.
CSV upload. No help-desk integration. Your CSV is deleted after 30 days.
BEFORE / AFTER SNAPSHOT PROOF
Customer asked: “how do i cancel my subscription”
ATLAS finds the repeat wording across closed tickets, then checks whether resolved replies contain enough scoped evidence to draft an answer.
To cancel your subscription, open Settings, choose Billing, and select Cancel plan. Keep the confirmation email until the cancellation date shown in Billing.
Demo values are representative. Your uploaded snapshot uses your own closed-ticket data and keeps the full report behind checkout.
In this representative snapshot, the repeat-ticket count is multiplied by the $13.50 assisted-contact benchmark. The point is not a savings promise. It is a fast value check before your team buys the full report.
See whether your own queue has enough repeat volume before paying for every draft and source trail.
Uploaded-window cost
$2,295
170 repeat-ticket hits across 30 days
Annualized pace
$27,923
Same measured pace normalized to 365 days
Full report unlock
$1,500
One-time paid report after the free snapshot
The free Snapshot earns the next step by showing the pattern first: ranked repeats, customer wording, and one sourced answer sample. The paid report unlock sits beside the annualized pace, not behind a vague ROI claim.
The first screen proves answer quality. The snapshot below shows the offer shape: ranked repeat questions, customer wording, locked backlog, and the boundary between the free taste and the paid report.
REPRESENTATIVE SNAPSHOT
How do I cancel my subscription?
Customer wording: "how do i cancel my subscription"
Score 412
relative priority
Why was I charged twice?
Customer wording: "why was i charged twice this month"
Score 388
relative priority
How do I change the email on my account?
Customer wording: "change the email on my account"
Score 301
relative priority
The real snapshot can show there is more backlog without giving away the full report. The paid unlock gives your team the complete list and the answer plan behind it.
The snapshot surfaces the phrases customers already use. Your team decides what to publish and where it should live.
Demo values are representative. Your uploaded snapshot uses your own closed-ticket data. Scores are relative ranking signals, not raw ticket counts or dollar estimates. The full report keeps the remaining ranked backlog behind checkout.
Support leads already know repeat tickets are expensive. The missing question is which answers should be published first. The snapshot gives your team the first proof object without asking for a platform rollout.
Export closed tickets
Find recurring questions
Surface customer wording
Preview one drafted answer
The landing page can be direct because the product is deliberately narrow: it reads your queue, shows the repeat pattern, and keeps every publishable answer grounded in resolved support history.
Drafted answers are built only when the ticket history contains scoped resolution evidence.
The snapshot ranks the repeat questions and phrases from the uploaded queue before asking for the full report purchase.
The output is a review queue for your team. Nothing auto-publishes and nothing replies on your behalf.
If the repeat pattern is weak, the snapshot will show that. If it is strong, the full report is the paid unlock: every recurring question, every review-ready draft, the source trail, and the no-proven-answer list.