# How does WotNot's pricing model stand out compared to Intercom, Drift, Ada?

I want to know the detailed pricing model of WotNot and how it is stand out from the competitors like Intercom, Drift, and Ada.

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- Posted at: about 4 years ago
- Author title: Online entrepreneur | Founder | Want to start an online business? Join now at: facebook.com/groups/onlinebizbooster
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## Comments
### Comment 1

All these products that you named Ada, Drift, and Intercom are large companies that have taken up millions in funding. Not to say they have bad products, they do have fantastic products which are industry-leading in some ways.

As a result, these companies,
- do not disclose their pricing
- charge for every user
- only deal in annual contracts
- charge upfront
- charge additionally for every feature

At WotNot, we do not do any of the above, we believe it is essential to serve the customer right, and not rip them off for money.

Hence, our pricing is evidently clear on our website, which is,
$99/mo for our Startup plan
$499/mo for our Business plan 

with absolutely no commitment for annual. 

In comparison, here is a tentative idea of our competitor's pricing,
ADA - Starts at $75,000/year 
DRIFT - Starts at $25,000/year
INTERCOM - Starts at $10,000/year

##### Comment Metadata
- Posted at: about 4 years ago
- Author title: Co-founder at WotNot




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