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Ada vs Gleap

Ada and Gleap are both customer support tools. Ada is aimed at enterprise, while Gleap is aimed at small businesses and developers.

Ada

Enterprise AI agents that resolve support chats, emails and calls

Gleap

AI customer support with bug reports, session replay and code fixes

PricingPaidPaid · $35
Starting priceNot published$35/mo
Free planNoNo
Free trial—7 days
Built forEnterpriseSmall businesses, Developers, Enterprise
Platformswebweb, ios, android
CountryCA · 2016AT
Rating——

Choose Ada if

Enterprise support organizations with very high conversation volume that want an AI agent to resolve tickets across chat, email and voice.

  • Built for resolution, not just deflection, with actions in real systems
  • Covers chat, email and voice from one agent
  • Strong enterprise compliance for regulated industries

Look elsewhere if: Small and mid-size teams that want self-serve setup and per-resolution pricing (Intercom Fin or Tidio Lyro).

Choose Gleap if

SaaS and mobile app teams that want customer support, bug reporting and AI-assisted fixes in one platform without per-seat pricing.

  • Support conversations and technical bug context live in one tool
  • No per-seat fees from the Team plan up
  • Kai Support costs $0.29 per resolution and hand-offs are free

Look elsewhere if: Large support operations needing a mature multi-brand help desk, or teams that only want simple visual feedback (Zendesk, Usersnap).

Ada vs Gleap pricing

Ada

  • EnterpriseCustomAnnual contract quoted after a demo; volume-based

Gleap

  • Starter$35/mo1 seat, 1 project, 10k MAU, live chat and bug reports; $29/mo yearly
  • Team$179/moUnlimited seats, 100k MAU, Kai Resolve; $149/mo billed yearly
  • Pro$359/mo200k MAU, SLA policies, custom roles; $299/mo billed yearly
  • EnterpriseFrom $1,199/moSSO, invoice billing, custom SLA; from $999/mo billed yearly

Ada · Key features

  • AI agents for web and in-app messaging, email and voice
  • Reasoning Engine that orchestrates several LLMs from one layer
  • Actions that call your APIs to check orders, update accounts or refund
  • Playbooks that turn multi-step support procedures into agent workflows
  • Testing, coaching and analytics with an automated resolution metric
  • Multilingual support with customer identity kept across channels

Cons

  • No self-serve plan or public pricing
  • Aimed at high-volume teams; overkill for small support desks
  • Setup of actions and playbooks needs engineering time

Gleap · Key features

  • In-app bug reports with screenshots, session replay, console and network logs
  • Kai Support AI agent answering from docs, websites, files and YouTube
  • Kai Resolve investigating tickets with logs, read-only code and MCP data
  • Kai Code turning confirmed bugs into pull requests your team reviews
  • Shared inbox for chat, email, WhatsApp, Instagram, Slack and Telegram
  • Knowledge base, public roadmap, release notes and surveys

Cons

  • No free plan, only a 7-day trial
  • Starter has one seat, no session replay and no integrations
  • Big price step from $35 Starter to $179 Team billed monthly

Ada vs Gleap: FAQ

Do Ada and Gleap have a free plan?

Ada has no free plan. Gleap has no free plan, a 7-day free trial.

Which is better for small businesses, Ada or Gleap?

Gleap lists small businesses as a core audience, while Ada is aimed more at enterprise.

Not sure yet?