

Email, Slack, Teams, and web chat land in a single inbox instead of four separate tools. Triage, assign, and resolve without switching context. Unlimited agent seats, so your fifth hire doesn't trigger a new bill.

Free plans usually mean email and maybe social, with Slack or Teams gated behind an upgrade. Enjo's free tier includes Email, Slack, Teams, and a web widget from day one, in one shared inbox.

Most free tiers cap you at a "basic" knowledge base someone still has to maintain by hand. Enjo's Help Center drafts new articles automatically from resolved conversations and flags gaps when nobody's answered a question yet.

Enjo AI Agent starts resolving repetitive tickets using your knowledge and workflows. Your team handles exceptions with full context.
Inbox, Omni-channel support, Help Center, and AI Agents all read from the same knowledge base. Update an article once and every channel reflects it immediately, no syncing, no separate configurations, no drift from Slack to Salesforce to Help Center.
Launch free on Help Center or Inbox. Add AI Agents or Omni-channel support anytime, on the same knowledge layer you already set up. No new vendor, no re-training the AI.

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Yes. Enjo's free tier includes Inbox and Help Center with unlimited agent seats and 200 AI replies a month. No credit card, no time limit. You only pay if you need more AI replies.
Email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, and web chat, all in one shared inbox. Most free plans give you email and gate Slack or Teams behind an upgrade. Enjo includes all four from day one.
No. Agent seats are unlimited on every plan, including free. Most free tiers cap you at two or three agents — Enjo doesn't. Your fifth or fiftieth hire costs nothing extra.
No. Enjo works inside Salesforce, Zendesk, Jira, or ServiceNow, creating and updating tickets through standard APIs. Your existing tool stays the system of record, so there's no migration project.
You upgrade to a paid tier for more AI replies. Everything runs on the same knowledge layer you set up on day one, so there's no re-indexing, no new vendor, and no retraining.