NEW Search that opens the conversation at the exact line you were looking for →

Live chat and AI support, with costs you control.

One shared inbox for your website chat. The AI answers from your help articles, hands the rest to your team, and shows what every reply cost - up to a cap you set.

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The Krisp inbox: a customer asks how returns work, an automation answers, and the panel on the right shows what the AI cost in that conversation.
The Krisp inbox, with sample data.

Built for the moments other chat tools miss

Everything below is in the product today.

Search that lands on the line

Type any piece of a message - an order number, an email address, half a word - and the conversation opens at that exact message, with your words marked. Step from one match to the next, however far back.

About 20 ms across a million messages, in our tests

AI with a price tag

Every AI reply is logged with its model, its tokens and its cost, conversation by conversation. Set a monthly and an hourly cap with a hard stop: at the cap, chats go to your team instead of going silent.

Amounts under a cent shown in full, never rounded to zero

Never miss a chat

A chime and a desktop notification when a conversation needs you, even with the dashboard in a background tab. Never for the chat you have open, and one alert however many tabs you have.

You choose what alerts, per browser

A widget that stays light

One script tag on your site. The chat loads only when a visitor opens it, and brings images, a help tab with your articles, and a rating at the end.

Conversations resume for 30 days

Automations you can read

Build flows in a visual editor, try one on a sample message before it goes live, and see every run in its history. Once a person takes a conversation, the bot stays out of it.

Ready-made blueprints to start from

Order lookups, kept safe

A visitor pastes an order number; your own server confirms it, and the purchase email, over a signed request before anything is shared. Your orders never live in Krisp.

A person takes over whenever a lookup can't finish