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French all-in-one customer messaging platform (live chat + shared inbox + knowledge base). Positioned as the alternative to Intercom at roughly 1/10th the price. Distinctive for its "lifetime deal" mentality — flat pricing per workspace, not per contact or per seat, which lets fast-growing SMBs avoid the Intercom scaling trap. Priced $0-$95/mo per workspace. Popular with SMBs and European e-commerce.

In other words, Crisp is worth it for small businesses and startups (1-30 people) that want live chat + shared inbox + chatbot in one tool — particularly if you're EU-based and value the French-native UX polish. Free tier is usable; Mini covers solo/small; Essentials adds shared inbox and automations; Plus adds AI and MagicReply. Very easy setup. Native integrations with Slack, WhatsApp, Messenger, Shopify, and 50+ apps. Downside: EUR-native pricing surprises USD-based teams (FX drift), and knowledge base + ticketing are lighter than Intercom/Zendesk.

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Pricing summary

Starting price
$48.6/mo
Pricing model
Flat Rate

Both

Key limit
Workspaces

Main metered limit

Free trial
14-day free trial + free plan
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Alternatives to consider

Enterprise-grade support + ticketing? Pick Intercom, Zendesk Suite, or Freshdesk. Open-source preference? Chatwoot Community (free self-hosted).

All plans

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PlanMonthlyAnnualKey limit
Free
Free
Free
2 seats, basic chat, forever free
MiniEntry tier
$48.6
$48.6
4 agents per workspace (€45/mo native)
Essentials
$102.6
$102.6
10 agents, 50 AI uses/mo (€95/mo native)
Plus
$318.6
$318.6
20 agents, unlimited AI, +$10/extra agent (€295/mo native)

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Price history

Price tracking is just getting started for Crisp. Full history will build as we log changes. See what we have so far →

Common questions about Crisp

Is Crisp worth it?
Crisp is worth it for small businesses and startups (1-30 people) that want live chat + shared inbox + chatbot in one tool — particularly if you're EU-based and value the French-native UX polish. Free tier is usable; Mini covers solo/small; Essentials adds shared inbox and automations; Plus adds AI and MagicReply.
What are the pricing tiers of Crisp?
Crisp has 4 plans: Free (free), Mini ($48.60/mo), Essentials ($102.60/mo), Plus ($318.60/mo).
Is Crisp priced per user?
No. Crisp is priced flat rate, so your bill is not driven purely by seat count.

Frequently asked questions

About Crisp pricing.

Crisp pricing starts at $48.60/month on monthly billing. Crisp offers 4 paid plans in total, ranging from $48.60 to $318.60/month. Enterprise pricing is custom-quoted.

Yes to both. Crisp has a free plan (with limitations noted below) and also offers a 14-day free trial of paid plans.

Crisp has 4 publicly-priced tiers as of September 28, 2026: • Free — free. 2 seats, basic chat, forever free. • Mini — $48.60/mo ($48.60/mo billed annually). 4 agents per workspace (€45/mo native). • Essentials — $102.60/mo ($102.60/mo billed annually). 10 agents, 50 AI uses/mo (€95/mo native). • Plus — $318.60/mo ($318.60/mo billed annually). 20 agents, unlimited AI, +$10/extra agent (€295/mo native).

Yes. Crisp has had 1 price change in the last 90 days. Most recent: Entry tier rose from $25 to $48.60/month on Oct 11, 2026. See full history at /tools/crisp/price-history.

Crisp is on the premium end of Customer Support pricing at $48.60/month. Of the 9 Customer Support tools we track with published entry prices, only 2 are more expensive. The cheapest option in this category is Chatwoot at $19/month.

At a glance

Key limit metric
Workspaces
Pricing transparency
Public
Integrations

Integrates and connects

API access
Yes
Zapier / Make native
Yes
Ease of use
Easy
Key integrations
SlackShopifyWordPressHubSpotZapier

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