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7 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Live chat with the price printed both ways
LiveChat is a live chat tool first, without the email and FAQ pieces Re:amaze bundles in, for a team whose support is mostly real-time conversation.
Comment and DM automation you can white label
Chatrace is built for comment and DM automation, exactly the shape of tool Re:amaze's own description says it is not, for a creator whose volume is replies under posts rather than email tickets.
Works with Instagram, Facebook
A support agent trained on your own pages
Chatbase answers with an AI agent trained on existing pages instead of routing questions to a human team, a different shape of support than Re:amaze's per-member inbox.
Live chat that is free, with paid extras
tawk.to is free live chat with paid add-ons layered on top, where Re:amaze has no free tier and bills every seat from the first person.
Funnels, calendars and messages in one account
HighLevel bundles a calendar into funnels and messaging for $97, a full marketing platform against Re:amaze's $29 per-member helpdesk built for support conversations alone.
Open-source inbox for every channel at once
Chatwoot is open source, so a team can self-host it and avoid a per-member bill entirely, with a free tier if a hosted plan is preferred instead.
Works with Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp
Shared inbox priced per workspace, not per seat
Crisp prices per workspace rather than per team member, so adding people to answer tickets does not raise the bill the way it does on Re:amaze.
Works with Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp
