Delphi

Delphi

Delphi is a platform for building an AI clone of yourself or your team's expertise, deployable on your own website, products, and messaging channels.

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Last Updated Oct 21, 2026
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About

Delphi, made by Delphi AI Inc., is a platform that lets a person create an AI version of themselves—trained on their own writing, recordings, and knowledge—that can answer questions and hold conversations on their behalf. The problem it addresses is that experts, creators, and public figures receive far more questions than they can personally answer, and their knowledge cannot scale to every audience member. A Delphi clone can.

The product works in two layers. A free tier hosts the clone on the Delphi network, where visitors can discover and talk to it. Paid plans deploy the same clone onto the owner's own channels: a website, a product, a community, or workplace tools such as Slack. Training is based on up to a set number of words depending on the plan, and higher tiers add API access, single sign-on, and custom applications. The company positions the paid plans for a single expert, a team, or an entire organization.

Key Features

Delphi Platform network: A free tier lets anyone create a clone, have it discovered by others on the network, and answer questions from visitors.
Own-channel deployment: Paid plans embed the clone where an audience already is—a website, a product, a community, or team tools like Slack.
Pro voice calls: The Scaler plan supports voice interactions, extending the clone beyond text.
Training on personal content: Plans include capacity from 12 million training words (Scaler) up to unlimited words (Immortal), letting the clone reflect the creator's actual knowledge.
Actions and developer platform: Scaler and above include an actions framework and developer tools, and Scaler + API adds full API access with unlimited integrations.
Messaging channels: The Immortal tier adds text and WhatsApp alongside web deployment.
Single sign-on and support: Scaler + API includes SSO, priority support, and 60-day custom onboarding; Immortal adds a dedicated account strategist.

Pricing & Fees

  • Pricing: Scaler costs $5,000 per year, Scaler + API costs $10,000 per year, and the Immortal plan uses tailored pricing set with the vendor. All plans are billed annually.
  • Free tier: A free Delphi exists on the Delphi network itself; paid plans differ by bringing the clone to the user's own channels.
  • Plan upgrades: Users can start on Scaler and upgrade to Scaler + API at any time from plan settings in the app.
  • Content ownership: Users retain ownership of their content and data, according to the company's FAQ.

Who It's For

Delphi is aimed at experts whose knowledge is in demand: coaches, consultants, authors, educators, and podcasters who want to answer audience questions without replying to each one personally. The Immortal tier targets public figures, celebrities, and influencers with large audiences who want a managed build and launch. It also suits product teams that want to embed a persona-driven assistant into their own application via the API, and organizations that want internal expertise available on demand through tools like Slack.

FAQ

What is Delphi?Delphi is a platform for creating an AI clone of a person that is trained on their content and can answer questions on their behalf, both on the Delphi network and on the owner's own channels.

How much does Delphi cost?The Scaler plan is $5,000 per year, Scaler + API is $10,000 per year, and the Immortal plan is priced individually; a free tier is available on the Delphi network itself.

Which plan should I choose?Scaler suits users embedding their clone where their audience already is; Scaler + API suits those building it into their own product; Immortal suits large-audience figures who want Delphi's team to build and grow it with them.

What integrations does Delphi support?Paid plans support integrations including Slack and product recommendations; Scaler allows 10 integrations, while Scaler + API and Immortal allow unlimited integrations plus API access, and Immortal adds text and WhatsApp.

Who owns the content used to train a Delphi clone?The user does—Delphi states that content and data remain the property of the creator.