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Attlas and Chatbase side by side: what each one costs, how setup goes, which integrations you get, and who each product is built for in practice.
Attlas turns your website, documents and links into one chat that answers your visitors, captures their details and books meetings for you, in their own language, on a single link you can put anywhere.
Chatbase is an AI agent platform for customer experience, used by support, sales and product teams. You connect your data sources, define the agent's role and set guardrails, then test the agent before deploying it across chat, email, phone, Slack, WhatsApp and Meta apps from one dashboard. A built-in helpdesk lets your AI and your human agents work from the same conversation, with analytics on resolution rate, sentiment and escalations. Billing runs on monthly message credits, from a free tier up to a $500 per month Pro plan.
Attlas gives you a page of your own at attlas.so/@username or your custom domain, with your profile, links, shop tab and chat behind the one link you drop in a bio.
You put a Chatbase agent where your traffic already is: a bubble on your site, a WhatsApp number, an inbox, a Slack workspace.
/ month for 5 chats and 4,000 messages
Attlas prices per chat: $12 a month for one chat and 500 messages, $29 for five chats and 4,000 messages. Extra messages come in blocks.
Chatbase meters message credits per month. A reply costs more or fewer credits depending on the model, and auto recharge runs at $40 per 1,000 credits.
interactive trigger types
Attlas builds for the page your visitors land on: 20 trigger types, including YouTube, Spotify, Pinterest, maps, WhatsApp drawers, tour dates and product cards.
Chatbase builds for the support workflow: escalation to humans, resolution analytics, actions into Zendesk and Shopify, SOC 2 and HIPAA compliance.
localized interfaces, zero setup
Attlas answers in 80+ languages and translates your chat name, description, welcome message and trigger labels into 13 localized interfaces, with nothing to switch on.
A Chatbase agent replies in the visitor's language, and the interface around it belongs to whichever channel the conversation happens in.
Attlas scores every answer from 0 to 100 and flags anything under 50. You fix one, and Attlas stores that correction, so similar questions get the fixed answer from then on.
You improve a Chatbase agent by editing its instructions and guardrails, then running the test step before you redeploy.
Free, then $12 / month
The paid Starter plan is $12/month (or $9/month billed yearly): one chat, 500 messages, custom themes. Pro is $29/month for 5 chats, custom domain and webhooks. Every plan is priced per chat, not per contact. A post that goes viral never changes your bill. Permanent free plan included: 1 chat, 50 messages/month, no card required.
About $40/month
Chatbase bills monthly message credits per workspace: free for 50, $40 for Hobby with 700, $150 for Standard with 4,000, $500 for Pro with 15,000, plus $25 per extra agent and $99 to drop the Chatbase badge. Models burn credits at different rates and the agent stops when the balance hits zero, so your traffic drives the bill.
Collect the URLs, PDFs and text files you gave Chatbase. Attlas takes the same material, plus audio, images and social videos.
Drop everything into a new Attlas chat and watch ingestion run live. Auto-sync keeps your link-based sources current afterwards.
Map Calendly booking to the Google Calendar tool and lead collection to the built-in CRM. Push events out with webhooks if you run Zapier or n8n.
Replace the Chatbase widget script with the Attlas embed, or publish the chat on your own domain and put that link in your bio.
Marketing Director
Unitel
I'm going to share it and recommend it to others. It's a fantastic solution.
