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Intercom Has No Free Plan, Only a 14-Day Trial
Two meters run at once: a seat price and a charge every time the AI resolves something. Neither of them starts at zero.
Free Tier Reports. One tool, tested on its free plan.
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Two meters run at once: a seat price and a charge every time the AI resolves something. Neither of them starts at zero.
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Five agents and one inbox for nothing. JivoChat sells marketing automation and telephony alongside the chat rather than the chat itself.
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Three seats at zero cost with no expiry is rare in help desks. What sits underneath is a deliberately thin product.
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Two agents, five hundred conversations, thirty days of history, and an open source escape hatch that no other tool in this category offers.
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Ten seats and fifty conversations is an odd shape. The seat count suggests a team; the conversation cap suits a very small shop.
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Unlimited conversations at zero cost is rare in live chat. Crisp charges for the AI layer, the omnichannel inbox and the small branding line.
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No conversation cap, no agent cap, no history limit. The company sells human staffing instead, and the software is the loss leader.
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A free CRM with marketing attached. The email allowance is workable; the one automated action per account is what actually limits you.
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The most recognised name in social scheduling has no free tier at all. Fourteen days, no card, then a hundred dollars a month.
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One hundred subscribers, no feature gates, no card. The bill arrives only when you want tagging, analytics or a second newsletter.
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A social analytics tool first and a scheduler second. The free tier reflects that order, and two major networks are simply absent.
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Ten posts per channel per queue, refilling as they publish. The limit is not how much you can schedule, it is how far ahead you can look.