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What does LiveAgent do?

Tool: LiveAgent

The Tech: Customer Support

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Their Pitch

Provide excellent customer service.

Our Take

It's customer support that doesn't suck. Puts all your scattered customer conversations—email, chat, phone, social—in one place so nothing falls through the cracks.

Deep Dive & Reality Check

Used For

  • +**Customer emails disappearing into Gmail chaos** → Everything becomes a trackable ticket with full conversation history and automatic routing
  • +**Live chat visitors bouncing because nobody's watching** → 2.5-second chat widget with proactive triggers catches people before they leave
  • +**Phone calls, emails, and social messages scattered everywhere** → One inbox shows every customer interaction, no matter how they contacted you
  • +Built-in phone system - agents handle calls directly from the helpdesk without switching between tools
  • +Knowledge base reduces repetitive questions by letting customers find answers themselves

Best For

  • >Support emails are lost in Gmail and chat goes unanswered on a different platform
  • >Your 10-person team is drowning in customer questions across every possible channel
  • >You want live chat that actually converts visitors instead of just sitting there looking pretty

Not For

  • -Solo founders or tiny teams under 5 people — the free tier works but paid plans get expensive fast for micro-teams
  • -Enterprise companies with 500+ employees — you'll outgrow the customization options and need Salesforce Service Cloud
  • -Companies requiring on-premise hosting for compliance — this is cloud-only with no self-hosted option

Pairs With

  • *Slack (where your team gets pinged about urgent support tickets and celebrates resolved cases)
  • *HubSpot CRM (to see full customer context when support tickets come in from existing leads)
  • *Shopify (for e-commerce support tickets about orders, returns, and shipping questions)
  • *Zapier (to automatically create tickets from other tools and sync customer data)
  • *Google Workspace (since most support still starts with email before moving to other channels)
  • *Facebook Business (to manage social media support messages that cost extra but customers expect)

The Catch

  • !Social media support costs extra and users call it expensive — budget more than the base $15/month
  • !Advanced automation setup takes 1-2 weeks to master even though basic setup is genuinely fast
  • !Some AI features require separate paid add-ons that aren't included in the main pricing tiers

Bottom Line

The fastest way to stop juggling 47 tabs when customers need help.