Intercom versus SocialIntents

Intercom has some of the world’s largest tech companies among its clients. Intercom’s conversational support funnel is set up to efficiently filter support requests. Support tickets trickle through from proactive support to self-serve support via their knowledge base, to actual human support. Inbox automation can be set up to quickly prioritize tickets. Team efficiency and customer experience metrics are an integrated part of the platform.

Intercom has several pricing schemes, depending on your needs and the size of your company. Free trials are available. They require a credit card and for you to cancel your subscription in time which is a considerable downside.

A plethora of apps in multiple categories can be integrated in their messenger through their app store.

Customers of Intercom include Amazon, Facebook, Shopify and Udemy.

Social Intents offers a basic chat widget that focuses on integration with third parties.

Besides the live chat, Social Intents has apps for conversion popups and feedback forms available. They offer plugins for Shopify, WordPress, Bigcommerce, and Wix. You can set up your own chatbot through Google-owned Dialogflow.

Their plans start at $39 for two agents and up to 200 chat sessions per month. The more expensive plans include unlimited agents. They have a 14-day free trial available.

Social Intents doesn’t share any examples of its customer base.