
Helply vs Chatbase
Chatbase is a DIY AI chatbot builder designed to answer questions from uploaded documents and websites. Helply is an AI support agent built specifically for customer support teams that need real actions, safe escalation, predictable costs, and a guaranteed minimum 65% AI resolution rate within 90 days or you pay nothing.
Feature Comparison Table
Feature
Helply
Chatbase
Built for support teams
Yes, purpose-built AI support agent
More general chatbot builder
Resolution guarantee
65% AI resolution in 90 days, or you pay nothing
Not positioned around an outcome guarantee
Escalations
Built-in escalation with a simple toggle. Defaults to email, or creates a help desk ticket when connected
Built using custom actions and wiring to tools like Zapier
Training limits
Unlimited training materials, no tracked caps
Training data size limits vary by plan
Multiple AI agents
Yes, multiple agents with separate knowledge, persona, guidance, and actions
Not a primary positioning point in docs we referenced
Help desk context
Designed to hand off with transcript, citations, and context
Depends on how you build your workflow
Setup time to "support-ready"
Built to reach a usable support setup fast (escalation is first-class)
Can be fast for basic bots, but support-ready workflows take more configuration
Pricing Comparision Table
Feature
Helply
Chatbase
Free plan
No
Yes (100 credits/mo)
Entry paid (2K messages)
$32/mo (Starter)
$40/mo (Hobby)
Mid-tier (12K messages)
$299/mo (Growth)
$150/mo (Standard)
High-volume (40K messages)
$799/mo (Scale)
$500/mo (Pro)
See Helply in action
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What customers are saying...
The Helply guarantee held true. Within 90 days, over 65% of our support conversations were fully resolved by AI, and ticket volume dropped materially.
Razia Aliani
VP of Operations, CovidenceCUSTOMERSTrusted by Support Teams
Trusted by Support Teams
That Demand Results
Frequently asked questions.
We guarantee a 65% AI resolution rate in 90 days, orĀ you pay nothing.
End-to-end support conversations resolved by an AI support agent that takes real actions, not just answers questions.
