Intercom is a great tool but their… Intercom is a great tool but their sales practices are questionable. They are not transparent, it's very difficult to understand the actual cost of their services and they do everything they can to charge you extras even when you do not use them. It's a shame that they act this way because they will lose their customer base at some point, considering extra costs can add up real quick and for no reason on the customer's point of view.

Very good software and easy to use Very good software, this CRM that actually offers nice features (series, bot, articles, reports and much more), and it is easy to use. I really love the fact that users can rate our team, their feedback is precious! Intercom team is always nice, polite and willing to help. I don't have any complaint, but I am not so experienced as an Itercom user which is why I didn't rate 5 stars.

We used to be fan of Intercom We used to be fan of Intercom. We're now still using Intercom for our non-profit but will have to change soon. Their support is really slow and inflexible. They change pricing from a day to the other without consideration. So be mindful, they have no consideration for their users, it's just really about money! EDIT: No one from their team ever reached out (obviously) Recently we've also had more issues with them (pricing changing with no warnings,...)

awesome product - ridiculous pricing It's an awesome product that literally covers every aspect of customer engagement with your app but their pricing model is ridiculously: - intransparent - expensive (but like extreme) - volatile (they've changed their model like over 200 times) No matter how great the product, these guys will run into a wall at some point by treating their customers like this.

There has been complete silence from the sales team. The product seems pretty cool... The problem is, I will never know because, since a serious call with someone from the sales team, I haven't heard anything back. I have reached out multiple times because we were interested in implementing the tool internally, but apparently, our company is not interesting enough for them. It's a shame...