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ByHeather MacAvelia·Independently reviewed·Published Jul 3, 2026·Updated Aug 17, 2026
Independently verified against live vendor data on Aug 17, 2026.

AI support agent that autonomously resolves 60 to 90% of tickets across chat, email, voice, and social. Three USD models from $0.19 per resolution, $0.04 per response, or $99/mo flat. ISO 27001 certified.

How we scored it

Autonomy

5/5

Integrations

4/5

Pricing clarity

4/5

Evidence

3/5

Setup

5/5

The facts

CoSupport AI is an autonomous customer support platform that resolves tickets without human intervention across chat, email, voice, social, and helpdesk channels. The platform trains a dedicated model on each customer's own historical tickets, documentation, and knowledge base, then runs it on a dedicated server per client. The vendor cites USPTO patent US11823031B1, granted 21 November 2023 and titled "Systems and methods for a multi-model message generation architecture", as the basis for the multi-model approach behind its answers, and describes that approach as anti-hallucination architecture. Founded in 2020 by Daria Leshchenko, CoSupport AI reports 300 or more brands on the platform, including SupportYourApp, Shelterluv, Cocoatech, and LabelYourData. The suite has three parts. AI Agent handles autonomous Level-1 resolution. AI Assistant drafts replies that a human reviews and sends. AI Business Intelligence answers natural-language questions about support data inside Slack and Microsoft Teams. Integration depth covers the major helpdesks natively. Zendesk, Freshdesk, and Zoho Desk each have a dedicated integration page covering chat, email, help center content, and macros. The vendor also names Intercom, HubSpot, Pylon, Salesforce, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Stripe, Shopify, Notion, Confluence, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Google Drive. Its own surfaces disagree on the total, stating 15 connectors as of version 2.0 while the machine-readable pricing document lists seven as included in every plan. Custom API connections are available for in-house systems. No MCP server is published, verified August 2026 across the marketing site, a complete sitemap, both machine-readable catalogs, and the version 2.0 launch announcement, with the documentation path behind a security block that could not be read. Pricing runs three interchangeable models, all in USD. Resolution-based starts at $0.19 per resolved ticket, and unresolved tickets cost nothing. Server-based starts at $99 per month as a flat fee for unlimited AI responses within the server's performance envelope. Response-based starts at $0.04 per AI-generated response. Volume discounts apply on both per-unit models. Every plan carries unlimited user access, the full security posture, and 40+ languages, with no setup fee and no long-term contract. All three models are published, but every plan card routes to a quote request rather than a self-serve checkout, so a buyer cannot start a paid deployment without contacting sales. What the entry price does not buy is a defined ceiling. The $99 server plan is capped at optimal server performance and the vendor does not publish what happens when volume exceeds that threshold. The 30-day pilot is free and needs no credit card, and it is backed by a refund if the AI does not reach a 60% resolution rate by day 60, but it is a trial rather than a free tier. There is no permanently free plan. CoSupport AI is not the right fit for teams that need a deep CRM-native support stack. For Zendesk-native teams wanting AI inside the helpdesk they already run, Zendesk AI ($55/mo billed annually) couples more tightly to that platform. For per-resolution AI with broader channel coverage, Intercom Fin ($0.99 per resolution) is a more established option. For small teams that want a freemium chatbot before committing to paid automation, Tidio ($24.17/mo billed annually) has a lower entry point. Current state Q3 2026: version 2.0 shipped on 15 June 2026 and is the default for accounts created after 10 June 2026, with existing clients migrating in batches through summer 2026. Version 2.0 adds multi-step reasoning, decision logs that record the reasoning and data sources behind each reply, and an Agentic API that carries out multi-step work in external systems including order updates, subscription cancellations, and refunds. Certifications verified live are ISO 27001:2022, GDPR, and CCPA/CPRA, with SOC 2 and HIPAA absent from every surface read. The vendor's sub-processor list names OpenAI and Google, so the underlying models are third-party rather than wholly proprietary.

Pricing

subscription · $99/mo

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Segment

b2b

Setup

easy

Verified

Aug 17, 2026

Transparency

Mostly Public

Contract

Month-to-month

Data training

Not Disclosed

Human in loop

Optional

Capabilities

ticket-resolutionmultilingualknowledge-basesentiment-analysisagent-assistanalytics

Pros & Limitations

Editorial assessment

Pros

  • Per-resolution pricing means customers pay only when the AI resolves a ticket end-to-end at $0.19 per resolution, with unresolved tickets free, tying cost to delivered outcomes rather than to seat count or message volume.
  • USPTO patent US11823031B1, granted November 2023, covers the multi-model message-generation architecture behind the platform's replies, and version 2.0 adds decision logs that expose the reasoning and the data sources used for each answer.
  • A no-cost 30-day pilot plus a 60-day guarantee of a full refund if the AI does not reach a 60% resolution rate removes most of the adoption risk for a team automating support for the first time.

Limitations

  • The independent review base is small across every corpus checked, which makes it hard to assess performance consistency across support volumes, verticals, and languages at scale.
  • Every pricing model is published but none can be bought self-serve, so even the entry tier requires a quote conversation before a paid deployment can start.
  • Server-based pricing at $99 per month for unlimited responses is capped at optimal server performance, and the vendor does not publicly define what happens when volume exceeds that capacity threshold.

Technical Details

Deployment
webapi
Model architectureMulti-model (third-party LLMs)
Autonomous rateAI Agent autonomously resolves 60 to 90% of support tickets depending on customer vertical. Unresolved tickets escalate to human agents automatically. Human review is optional via the AI Assistant copilot product. Version 2.0 adds an Agentic API that executes multi-step actions in external systems without per-step approval.
Integrations
ZendeskFreshdeskZoho DeskIntercomHubSpotPylonSalesforceSlackMicrosoft TeamsStripeShopifyNotionConfluenceSharePointOneDriveGoogle Drive
Security
ISO 27001GDPRCCPA

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