No per-seat tax
Crisp's bill grows with every teammate you add. Zupport.chat has no seats — buy once, embed forever.
Crisp is one of the better-designed widgets out there, but the per-seat pricing punishes growth. Zupport.chat gives you the AI customer support layer — scenarios for instant deterministic replies, AI for the long tail — for one $79 payment.
Crisp's bill grows with every teammate you add. Zupport.chat has no seats — buy once, embed forever.
Crisp gates Magic Reply behind specific plans. Zupport.chat includes the on-device AI in the same $79 — there's no AI upgrade tier.
Crisp persists conversations server-side, creating a GDPR surface area. Zupport.chat runs on the visitor's device and stores nothing centrally.
Sourced from each company's published pricing page. Your numbers will vary; the ratio won't.
| Zupport.chat | Crisp | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | One-time $79 | $25–95 per seat per month |
| AI inbox | Built in, unlimited | Magic Reply add-on, plan-gated |
| Seat math | No seats | Multiply by team size |
| 12-month cost (3 seats Pro) | $79 | ~$900 |
| Where the AI runs | On the visitor's device | Crisp servers |
| Vendor lock on chat history | No history stored | Stored on Crisp |
No. Zupport.chat is AI-only. If you depend on a shared team inbox with notes, tags, and SLA, keep Crisp (or use a focused help desk) for that. Pair Zupport.chat for FAQ deflection on top.
Crisp scripts and Zupport.chat scenarios are different formats, but the content does. Copy your most-used canned replies into Zupport.chat scenarios — it takes minutes per scenario.
Yes. They use different custom elements so they coexist. Embed Zupport.chat in a subset of pages first if you want a controlled rollout.
Zupport.chat doesn't carry over history because it doesn't store any. If you need historical tickets, export them from Crisp first.
On Pro at $25/seat/mo, the one-time fee pays for itself in ~3 months. After that you're ahead forever.
$79 once. No per-seat fee, no AI add-on tier, no quarterly bill.