SaaS support teams guiding users in app
Use MagicBrowse when agents need to show customers exactly where to click.
Test workspace plan.
Updated June 19, 2026
Crisp is the right kind of option when co-browsing should sit inside day-to-day support conversations. MagicBrowse is part of a broader workspace with chat, shared inbox, email, WhatsApp and other channels on higher plans, knowledge base, ticketing, automation, AI credits, and integrations.
Do not buy Crisp just because you need occasional co-browsing. Test the whole support workflow: inbox, seat limits, channels, AI credits, automations, knowledge base, MagicBrowse, and agent handoff. If your team already uses another help desk and only needs visual guidance, a dedicated co-browsing tool may be clearer. If support conversations are fragmented across channels, Crisp can replace more than one small tool.
Crisp.chat Cobrowsing Software is Crisp’s MagicBrowse capability inside a wider customer support suite that includes website chat, shared inbox, email, omnichannel channels, help center, automation, AI tools, integrations, and team collaboration.
The official pricing page shows a free plan, paid workspace plans, Enterprise, and a 14-day free trial for new accounts.
| Feature | What to test | Plan note |
|---|---|---|
| MagicBrowse co-browsing | Test whether agents can guide visitors inside the page where Crisp is installed. | Plan note: compare plan availability. |
| Shared inbox | Review chat, email, notes, assignments, and team workflows. | Plan note: included across plans. |
| Omnichannel channels | Check WhatsApp, Instagram, SMS, Line, Viber, and other channels if needed. | Plan note: higher paid plans. |
| Automation and AI | Test workflow builder, AI agent, knowledge training, summaries, and AI credits. | Plan note: credits and plan tier matter. |
| Help center and ticketing | Review self-service articles, customer portal, and ticket workflow. | Plan note: plan-dependent. |
Use MagicBrowse when agents need to show customers exactly where to click.
Test workspace plan.
Use the Free plan to start shared inbox basics before paid support tools.
Start free.
Use Crisp when chat, email, WhatsApp, SMS, and social messages should land together.
Check Essentials or Plus.
Use Crisp when co-browsing is one piece of a wider support setup.
Review AI credits.
| Plan or option | public price | Trial / free-plan detail |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 forever | Free plan: yes, Free includes website chat widget, 2 seats, and shared inbox basics. |
| Mini | $45/month per workspace | Free trial: yes, the official page says new accounts can try plans for 14 days. |
| Essentials | $95/month per workspace | Includes broader support suite features such as omnichannel inbox and knowledge base. |
| Plus | $295/month per workspace | Adds AI-first support suite, ticketing, white labeling, and larger included seat count. |
| Enterprise | Unique pricing | Contact Crisp for custom onboarding, SLA, custom features, and training. |
Source: Official pricing page.
Free plan: yes, the official pricing page lists a Free plan. Free trial: yes, the page says every new account unlocks full access to all Crisp features for 14 days.
Crisp evaluation should include MagicBrowse co-browsing, website chat widget, shared inbox, email, contact forms, private notes, shortcuts, chat triggers, omnichannel inbox, WhatsApp Business, Instagram, SMS, Line, Viber, phone, knowledge base, help widget, ticketing, workflow automation builder, AI agent, AI credits, internal AI copilot, conversation summaries, routing rules, analytics, customer portal, white labeling, WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce, Adobe Commerce, Prestashop, Slack, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho CRM, Segment, Zapier, Make, n8n, Stripe, Salesforce, and API needs.
Start by creating a test workspace, installing the chat widget on a staging page, and running a support conversation that ends in MagicBrowse. Then test inbox assignment, notes, email, one extra channel, knowledge base, and any automation you expect agents to use. Before buying, count seats, channels, AI credits, and workspace needs.
Yes. The official pricing page lists Free, Mini, Essentials, Plus, and Enterprise paths.
Yes. Crisp lists a Free plan.
Yes. The official page says new accounts can try plans for 14 days.
Support teams that want co-browsing inside a shared inbox, live chat, automation, and customer support suite.