EluxAI is a Canadian-owned AI company based in Aurora, Ontario. Its website describes an AI orchestrator that assigns work to autonomous agents under rules the client sets, with approval gates, an audit log and a kill switch. The company says its agents run on NVIDIA GPUs, speak English and French, and are offered to businesses in every Canadian province and territory.
The site lists twelve agent services grouped by job: agents that answer (AI receptionist, business texting, email assistant), agents that build (website builder, app builder), agents that grow (SEO and marketing agents), agents that run and protect (custom agents, penetration testing, a private knowledge base, network and system monitoring) and research agents. Its examples include answering an after-hours call and booking a visit, flagging an expiring TLS certificate, and drafting email replies while holding refund requests for a person. The site says agents check with a person before anything risky. A research group, EluxAI Labs, works on what the company calls an LLM optimization algorithm.
EluxAI does not publish plans or prices. Engagements start with a free assessment booked through a contact form or by phone, so this is a service provider rather than a self-serve app. Typical clients named on the site include trades such as plumbers, property managers, clinics and agencies, and the agents are described as working around the clock across all six Canadian time zones while people handle exceptions during business hours.
No prices are published. The site offers a free assessment, booked through its contact form or by phone.
The company says it is Canadian-owned, based in Aurora, Ontario, and serves businesses in every province and territory.
Website: https://eluxai.com/
Company: EluxAI Inc.
EluxAI: Canadian provider of managed, governed AI agents for calls, texts, email, websites, SEO and monitoring. No public prices; starts with a free assessment. A service, not a self-serve app.
| Pricing model | Enterprise / contact sales |
|---|---|
| Free tier | No free plan |
| Starting price | Not verified |
| Data residency | Not verified |
| Compliance (as stated by vendor) | Not verified |
| Integrations | Not verified |
| Public API | Not verified |
| Self-hostable | Not verified |
| Official site | Not verified |
| Can a general AI assistant replace it? | Self-serve agent builders cover some of this; EluxAI sells it as a managed service with human approval steps. |
| Last verified | 2026-10-30 by editor |
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