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Drop AI customer support into your SaaS with a few lines of code.

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What is Cossistant?

Drop AI customer support into your SaaS with a few lines of code.

Who is Cossistant best for?

Cossistant is best for small SaaS teams on React or Next.js who want an AI support agent inside their app.

  • React and Next.js apps

    The support widget installs as one npm package, so the agent sits inside your product rather than in a separate help desk.

  • Founders answering support alone

    When the agent does not know an answer it asks you, then reuses your reply the next time a customer asks the same thing.

  • Teams that want to host it themselves

    The code is open source under GPL-3.0, so you can run it on your own servers instead of paying for a hosted plan.

  • Support that needs account data

    Built-in tools look up Stripe subscriptions, log Linear tickets and book Cal.com calls, and you can connect your own APIs.

How much does Cossistant cost?

Cossistant has a free plan with 20 conversations every 30 days and 50 AI credits a month, and its paid plans cost $30 a month for Hobby or $90 a month for Pro, billed monthly.

Free$0Per month
  • 20 conversations and 200 messages every 30 days
  • 50 AI credits a month, 25 contacts, 1 seat
  • 30 days of conversation history
Hobby$30Per month
  • Unlimited conversations and messages, 2,000 contacts
  • 1,000 AI credits a month, 2 seats
  • Latest AI models, file sharing, Slack support from the founder
Pro$90Per month
  • Unlimited conversations and messages, 6,000 contacts
  • 3,000 AI credits a month, 4 seats
  • Auto-translate, pro integrations, your own OpenRouter key

Billing is monthly only, in US dollars, with tax added at checkout. AI credits reset each month; use beyond them is billed by usage, and auto-translate takes 1 credit per conversation. Cossistant is open source under GPL-3.0 and can be self-hosted. Eligible open source projects (active public repo, 100 or more GitHub stars, not yet profitable) can apply for the Pro plan free. Full pricing on cossistant.com. We checked these prices on .

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Is Cossistant open source?

Yes. Cossistant's code is public under the AGPL 3.0 licence, so you can read it, change it and run it yourself.

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740stars

+9 (+1.2%) in the last 30 days

Last commit
18 Sep
Repository age
18 months
Latest release
4 Aug
Licence
AGPL 3.0
Self-hosted
No
Run it yourselfThe code and the steps to set it up are in its repository on GitHub.View on GitHub

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Questions about Cossistant

What is Cossistant?

Drop AI customer support into your SaaS with a few lines of code.

Who is Cossistant for?

Cossistant is best for small SaaS teams on React or Next.js who want an AI support agent inside their app.

Is Cossistant free?

Yes. Cossistant has a free plan: 20 conversations and 200 messages every 30 days.

How much does Cossistant cost?

Cossistant's paid plans are Hobby at $30 per month and Pro at $90 per month.

Is Cossistant open source?

Yes. Cossistant's code is public under the AGPL 3.0 licence, so you can read it, change it and run it yourself.

What are the best Cossistant alternatives?

The closest alternatives on Recaply are Crisp, Gorgias, Help Scout, LiveChat, tawk.to and Tidio.

Where can I try Cossistant?

On its official website, cossistant.com.

Can I self-host Cossistant?

Yes. Cossistant is open source under the GPL-3.0 license, and its GitHub repository explains how to run it on your own infrastructure. The hosted plans run it for you with AI credits and support included, and keep data in the US.