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.

Intuitive user interface and features Intuitive user interface and features. One feedback is that when the email subject is big and I type the response, the space to read the email body becomes very small, making it very difficult to read the body of the email. It would be very helpful if you could make it bigger,

Good Knowledge Base. It would benefit from additional editing capabilities. I write articles for a system KB, and Intercom gives our users an easy way to access that content without leaving our application UI. I just wish some more editing/formatting improvements were introduced. E.g., table cells can't be easily aligned, or the posts (pop-up messages) don't display exactly how you anticipated while writing the draft, for example, if you add some extra lines to distribute the content, those are not always added when the message appears.

Charging outrageous amounts for tools… Charging outrageous amounts for tools that are needed in small companies, and the platform is full of glitches, malfunctions, slowdowns, if I found something better for my company I would absolutely move right away. Plus, the android app is simple rubbish, unusable. The response from Intercom is generic, does not engage the exact things I'm pointing, they're crazy charging what they're charging and not offering modular ways for clients to build their own plans, as I might need some stuff from the expensive plan but not the remaining 98% of features. They're simply blindly hungry.

Use to use the product but the charges… Use to use the product but the charges for this platform is super outrageous. These guys use to be fair with their pricing but now they want to rip you off for every API request.