Basic
For trying Releasebird on a side project
- 1 team member, 1 project
- Shared inbox and widget
- Visual bug reporting
- Release notes and email channel
Releasebird gives product teams live chat with an AI assistant, feature voting, a public roadmap, release notes and a help center, all inside your app.
Most teams stitch together a chat tool, a feedback board, a roadmap and a changelog. Releasebird connects them, so nothing your users say gets lost on the way to a release.
Chat, bug reports and feedback land in one shared inbox. The AI bot answers routine questions from your help center.
Requests become ideas your users can vote on. You see what's wanted, by whom and how often.
Move ideas onto a public roadmap so customers know what's coming and stop asking.
Publish release notes in the widget and by email. Everyone who voted hears it's live.
Six products that share one widget, one user profile and one dashboard.
Conversations from the widget, email, WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger arrive in one place. The AI bot resolves routine questions, and your team gets summaries and reply suggestions for the rest.

Typical in-app support suites have no free plan, put their team plan at around $179 a month and charge for every AI-resolved conversation. Releasebird keeps plan pricing flat and bills AI by the tokens it actually uses.
| Feature | Releasebird | Typical suite |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes, forever | No, 7-day trial |
| Paid plans from | $19 per month | $35 per month |
| Roadmap, help center and AI bot | $39 per month (Premium) + AI tokens | $179 per month (Team) |
| AI answers | Pay per token used | $0.29 per resolution |
| Trial of paid plans | 14 days | 7 days |
Monthly billing. Comparison values are public list prices of a leading in-app support suite, October 2026.

Add the JavaScript SDK to any web app. Chat, feedback, ideas, the roadmap and release notes appear in one launcher your users already know how to use.
// Show the Releasebird widget in your app
import Rbird from 'releasebird-javascript-sdk';
Rbird.initialize('YOUR_API_KEY');
Releasebird is built by buildnext GmbH in Germany. Support conversations and feedback often contain personal data, so GDPR compliance is part of the product, not an add-on.
Start free. Pick a paid plan when you need more seats, channels or AI. Every paid plan comes with a 14-day trial.
For trying Releasebird on a side project
For small teams talking to their first customers
For product teams running the full loop
For organizations with custom requirements
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Yes. Basic is free forever for one team member and one project. It includes the shared inbox, the widget, visual bug reporting, the email channel and release notes. Upgrade when you need more seats or features.
Most suites cover in-app support, bug reports, a roadmap and release notes. Releasebird adds a free plan, flat team pricing with 25 seats for $39 a month on Premium, and an AI chatbot billed by the tokens it uses instead of per resolution.
Yes. Install the Releasebird widget next to your current tool, move your help center articles and ideas over, then remove the old snippet when you're ready. Contact us if you'd like help importing your data.
The JavaScript SDK runs in any web app, whether it's built with React, Vue, Angular or plain HTML. You install it with one package and one line of code.
Releasebird is developed by buildnext GmbH in Germany and processes data in line with the GDPR. You'll find all details in our privacy policy.
Yes. You can upgrade, downgrade or switch between monthly and yearly billing at any time, without switching fees.

Set up the widget in minutes and keep the free plan as long as you like.