Poor Support, Breaks their own terms of service During the sales process we were promised integration with our CRM (Dynamics 365) but then after signing up found out that it does not exist. But really what makes this one star is Intercom's horrible customer support. Their team takes anywhere from 1 week to over 1.5 months to reply to requests. Additionally, we requested our contract not to auto-renew but they did anyway and will not honor their own terms of service.

Easy to set up. Big impact immediately. We set up our Rippl chatbot using Intercom in only a few hours, and it has handled many thousands of conversations with users so far. There are plenty of guides and tutorials. Adding it to our landing page was easy as we only needed to add a few lines of code. We are now able to focus on handling the complicated questions that really need human answers.

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,...)

The backbone of our whole customer relation operation Intercom is the backbone of our whole customer relation operation. We use it to communicate, on-board, and support our users. It is an overall great product but it still suffers from some small UX glitches. You can find yourself looking at stale data in the UI and losing work to some misplaced clicks.

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.