What do you like best about respond.io?
The respond.io support team has been very reliable, there is always a response whenever support is requested. Their onboarding team, especially Victoria, did a great job by patiently guiding me through the process.
Most importantly, help is readily available when needed. This is especially important in today’s AI-driven environment; having human support behind the AI makes a real difference when issues cannot be resolved automatically.
Overall, it is reassuring to know that there is always a human team available to support customers when it matters most.
I can see the team effort in adding new features every now and then which is great. Shows that the company and team are putting in effort to refine and upgrade. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What do you dislike about respond.io?
1) It would be helpful to continue onboarding support beyond the initial setup — for example, having at least two follow-up sessions, scheduled once every six months. This would allow users to refresh their knowledge, stay engaged, and learn about new features or updates they may not have discovered yet.
Regular touchpoints like these would add strong value and help users maximise the platform’s capabilities over time.
2) It would also be helpful to have clear button options, such as “AI Take Over Now” or “AI Take Over Later”.
For example, after I’ve just finished chatting with a customer, I may want to assign the AI to handle future follow-ups — not immediately. Currently, the AI may respond again right after my last message, which can confuse customers who think they are still speaking to a human.
Having a simple, manual control or confirmation button would give users better clarity and control over when the AI should step in, resulting in a smoother and less confusing customer experience.
3) The knowledge source still not stable in pulling in information for the AI agents.
4) Please keep the platform simple, intuitive, and easy to use as you continue upgrading. Aim for the Steve Jobs / iPhone philosophy — if a child can understand and use it, adoption will naturally increase.
Avoid making the interface overly complex like Google Ads, which often feels built only for programmers. Likewise, Facebook Ads can feel cluttered and lacking clear direction. Simplicity, clarity, and guided flows will greatly improve user experience and engagement.
Spare a thought for end users, many are not programmers, we can't understand if it's too complicated. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.