integrable.cloud$12/month
About 1,695 conversations a month, half of unused credits rolling over. Free plan, no card.
Not published
Historically from about $29 a month for roughly 100 conversations. Public tiers have since been withdrawn and the product is sold sales-led, so a current self-serve price is not published.
Voiceflow figures from Voiceflow's public site, checked 2026-09-10.
Side by side
Feature by feature
Every cell is checkable. Rows where they win are marked as theirs.
| Feature | integrable.cloud | VoiceflowChecked 2026-09-10 |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | ||
| Entry price | $12 a month · free plan, no card | Sales-led; no current public price |
| Self-serve sign-up | YesStart free, no call | PartlySales-led |
| Building it | ||
| How it's made | YesPaste your URL — a draft in minutes | PartlyYou design it in a visual builder |
| Visual flow editor | PartlyGuided flows, no visual editor yet | YesA mature visual builder |
| Versions | YesConfig versions with undo | YesVersioning and collaboration |
| Voice | NoText only | YesVoice agents |
| Out of the box | ||
| Books appointments | YesGoogle & Microsoft calendars; Calendly by link | PartlyYou build it |
| Lead alerts and routing | YesSlack, Google Sheets, HubSpot, webhooks | PartlyYou build it |
Straight answer
Which one should you choose?
If one of theirs is your situation, choose Voiceflow — we’d rather lose the sign-up than the argument.
Choose Voiceflow if
- Far more control over conversation design, for teams that want to author flows explicitly.
- A strong builder with versioning and collaboration for a team of designers.
- Multi-modal work, including voice.
Choose integrable.cloud if
- Nothing to design before it works — the first draft comes from your pages.
- Published, self-serve pricing you can read without a call.
- Answers, bookings and lead routing without assembling them.
Whatever you compare it with
When you shouldn't pick us at all
You need a full helpdesk
There's a handoff inbox for taking over chats, but no ticketing or SLA reporting. Intercom or Crisp fit a support team better.
You need certifications today
We aren't SOC 2 or HIPAA certified. If procurement requires either, we won't pass — better to know now.
You need voice
It answers in text on your website. There's no phone agent.
You want to design every path
The first version is drafted from your pages. If you want to author each branch in a visual editor, use a builder like Voiceflow.
You need logos to make the case
This is a new product without a customer wall yet. Everything else is checkable — the API reference, the pricing, the limits.
Before you switch
Still deciding?Ask the people who build it.Is Voiceflow ever the better choice?
Yes: Far more control over conversation design, for teams that want to author flows explicitly. If that's your situation, choose Voiceflow.Where do the figures come from?
Voiceflow's own public pages, checked on 2026-09-10. Prices change — check theirs before you decide.How do I try it on my own site?
Start on the free plan — no card. Paste your website address, review the assistant it drafts, and paste one line of HTML when you're happy.
More comparisons
How it stacks up against the rest
vs Intercom
Support organisations with a staffed inbox, running Fin on top of seats.
Seats + $0.99/resolution
vs Chatbase
Teams that want an agent trained on their content, sold up to enterprise.
About $32/month
vs Tidio
Small ecommerce and service businesses running live chat with an agent on top.
About $24/month
vs Crisp
Teams that want a flat-priced shared inbox with seats included.
About $45/month
vs Drift
B2B revenue teams doing conversational marketing and pipeline qualification.
Price not published
vs building it yourself
Teams with engineers and a reason to own the whole stack.
Engineering time
