iAdvize VS HelpForShopping

HelpForShopping's answer:

We compete against standard live chat systems and "experts based" chat systems like ibbu-iAdvize, which provides a similar service but has a different business model and aims mostly at large companies.

Standard live chat systems rely on e-commerce employees or bots, they rarely can serve the user as it should be. Employees are often burdened with other tasks and have poor performance when they are used “also” to reply to chats, more often than not the user is either left alone waiting to be contacted or simply directed to the product producer page to find out things on his/her own. Not AI based Bots instead are good for replying to simple questions which remind of FAQ but cannot have the ability to understand complex questions and suggest a product based on the user needs, which may be expressed in a variety of ways.

We offer a basic service as freemium for everyone to try and scale up but we also work together with our clients to find the best solution for them, in a tailored, very versatile way.

HelpForShopping's answer:

We offer a two-fold, soon three-fold service, where the clients can rely on their own agents and HelpForShopping product experts to guide their users. We have different pricing plans that can adapt well to the small shop and to the big e-commerce alike.

HelpForShopping's answer:

Have you ever asked to a friend a recommendation about a product to purchase, if so, you have basically tested successfully HelpForShopping service already. The main difference between shopping online and offline in terms of user experience is that when shopping online, customers are basically left alone on their own to figure out everything. What if we could blend the online and offline shopping into something more satisfying, clearer and ultimately better experience? We believe that's the key to stop fighting only over price, and increase the e-commerce margin by adding value to the shopping experience itself, not only the products on sale.