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Chatfuel vs Intercom

Both are in Chat and chatbots. Here is how their plans, prices and features compare, taken from each vendor's own site.

The main differences

  • Chatfuel's cheapest paid plan is $18/mo, against $19/mo for Intercom.
 ChatfuelIntercom
Starting pricefrom $18/mofrom $19/mo
Free planNot stated by the vendorNot stated by the vendor
Free trialYesYes
PlansBusiness ($18/mo, $216/yr); Agency S ($90/mo, $1080/yr)Essential ($29/mo, $19/mo annual); Advanced ($99/mo, $85/mo annual); Expert ($139/mo, $132/mo annual)
FeesNot statedNot stated
Best forAgenciesNot stated
Key featuresWhatsApp conversion tracking to Meta Pixel; Lead qualification and scoring automation; In-chat product and service sales; Automatic replies to post and Reel commentsFin AI Agent for service, sales and ecommerce; Messenger, shared inbox and ticketing; Free, unlimited live chat, in-app chats, banners and tooltips on all plans; Workflows automation and multiple team inboxes (Advanced and up)
Checked on2026-10-052026-10-02

Prices change; confirm on the vendor's site before you buy. Full details and sources are on each tool's page.

Chatfuel

  • Free trial available
  • Business is $18 a month
  • Agency S supports 3 companies

Trade-offs

  • No free plan
  • AI credits are limited ($20 a month on Business, $100 on Agency S)
  • Usage limits apply and are documented elsewhere

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Intercom

  • Free trial
  • Fin can be used with an existing helpdesk, with no seats required
  • A 93% startup discount is offered
  • Free Lite seats on higher plans (20 on Advanced, 50 on Expert)

Trade-offs

  • Fin charges $0.99 per outcome on top of seats
  • Per-seat pricing, with add-ons such as Proactive Support Plus at $99 a month
  • Email, SMS, WhatsApp and phone are pay-as-you-go

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