Atlas

Atlas

A modern customer support inbox — chat, email, SMS, WhatsApp, voice — with an AI that drafts replies and an autopilot that can resolve simple tickets on its own.

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Description

Running customer support usually means juggling several tools: a chat widget, an email inbox, maybe WhatsApp, and a separate help center — each with its own login and its own blind spots. Atlas bundles those channels into one inbox and adds an AI layer on top, so a small team can look like a bigger one without hiring more agents just to keep up with volume.

Atlas is an AI-native customer support platform combining omnichannel ticketing (chat, email, SMS, WhatsApp, voice) with Autopilot (automated multi-step resolution) and Copilot (AI-assisted reply drafting for human agents), plus session recording, a self-maintaining knowledge base, and a customer journey timeline. It's SOC 2, HIPAA and GDPR compliant. Pricing runs $39/month (Basic, 5k sessions), $79/month (Standard, adds SMS/WhatsApp/Slack/API, 50k sessions), $119/month (Pro, adds CSAT/SLA/chatbots/SSO, 75k sessions), with Enterprise custom and a 17% discount for annual billing; extra sessions and SMS/WhatsApp messages are billed per-unit beyond the included quota.

💬 Our review

The short version: Atlas gives a small support team most of what Zendesk or Intercom offer — multi-channel inbox, AI drafting, automation — at a noticeably lower starting price, with the tradeoff that its ecosystem and integration depth are younger and less proven.

At $39-119/month per seat-equivalent it undercuts Intercom's Fin-based pricing and Zendesk's AI add-ons meaningfully, and bundling session recording (normally a separate LogRocket-style purchase) into the same subscription is a real cost saver for teams that want product-usage context on support tickets. Where it's weaker: SLA management and SSO are locked behind the top Pro tier, and per-unit overage charges for extra sessions/SMS/WhatsApp can add up for high-volume teams in ways a flat-rate competitor wouldn't. It's a strong pick for a startup or small support team that wants AI-assisted resolution without enterprise pricing, but a large support org with complex routing rules will likely still outgrow it faster than they would Zendesk.

💰 Pricing

Payant$39-119/mo selon le plan, Enterprise sur devis, -17% en annuel
Basic $39/moStandard $79/moPro $119/moEnterprise sur devis

📊 Global score

53Average
🌐Availability15/100Faible

1 language · 0 platform

📄Profile90/100Excellent

Profile completeness

🤖 AI-enriched data

💰 Pricing model
💳 Payant (forfaits mensuels)

$39/mo (Basic), $79/mo (Standard), $119/mo (Pro), Enterprise sur devis ; -17% en annuel ; sessions/SMS/WhatsApp au-delà du quota facturés à l'unité

👥 Target audiencePetites équipes support et startups qui veulent un inbox multicanal + IA sans le prix d'un Zendesk/Intercom enterprise
🗣️ Languagesen
🌍 Target countriesMonde
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Pros

Multicanal (chat, email, SMS, WhatsApp, voix) dans un seul outil

Session recording inclus — normalement un achat séparé type LogRocket

Autopilot (résolution auto) + Copilot (brouillons IA) en plus du ticketing classique

Conforme SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR dès le départ

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Cons

SLA et SSO réservés au plan Pro le plus cher

Facturation à l'unité au-delà du quota (sessions, SMS, WhatsApp) qui peut vite grimper

Écosystème d'intégrations plus jeune que Zendesk/Intercom

Statut YC évoqué dans la presse mais non confirmé sur le site officiel

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