Why is Chatra the best chat app?

By Celine -
I use Chatra at work and I absolutely love it!

Why use Chatra?

  1. The UI is the simplest of all the chat / live support apps I have tested. It's easy to use and not complicated at all.
  2. It's also the best-priced one based on the features available.
    • I love the new Automated Answers (ChatBot)! I wanted this feature for so long and one of the chat apps that have it is asking for $500 per month to get it. Chatra now has this feature for $19 per month (if paid monthly and $15 per month if paid annually).
    • Typing Insights (This feature allows me to be ready with a response based on what the customer is going to ask next.)
    • Visitor Banning (There are rare times I get jerks in the chat - asking if I'm single, where I'm from - just creepy people, so the ability to ban/block them is a big deal).
  3. They have an amazing support team. I just chat them up and they respond right away.
I recommend Chatra to anyone looking for a live support app for their website or app. To learn more about the features, read about Pricing and Plans.

If you need help getting started, I'd love to help - just send me a message cause I love the app so much!

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