What is the support
queue costing you?
Seats, salaries and the tickets nobody wants to answer twice. Put rough numbers in and see what the routine half of the queue is worth.
What is your support queue costing you?
Your team, your tool, your ticket volume. Rough numbers are fine. It runs in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere.
Answering tickets costs you
0 tickets a month at a typical 1,000 per person, €0 a year all in.
With 60% of the routine tickets handled for you
An estimate from your inputs, not a promise. Your helpdesk bill stays as it is, because we build on top of it. The Roadmap counts your real ticket types and puts a fixed price on each build.
Questions store owners ask
No. We build on top of the helpdesk you already pay for, through its API. Your team keeps the tool it knows. If you leave that helpdesk later, what we built still runs, because it lives in your accounts, not ours.
It only answers from your own data and your own policy, and anything outside those rules goes to a person instead of being guessed at. You decide which ticket types it is allowed to send without review, and every reply is logged.
Yes. It replies in the language the customer wrote in, using the wording you approve for each language you sell in.
Nothing changes. The same answers go out in minutes whether the queue has twenty tickets or two hundred, and there is no per-seat or per-ticket fee that grows with the spike.
The Revenue Roadmap takes two weeks. A single ticket type is usually live about two weeks after that build starts, on a date agreed in writing before it does.
The Revenue Roadmap is €2,000 and comes off the price of your first build. Each build after that is a fixed price, set in the Roadmap from what that ticket type costs you today. The whole queue can be rebuilt as one piece of work at a single price.
You do. It runs in your Shopify, your helpdesk and your accounts, documented as it lands, and it keeps working whether or not we work together again.
Let's work out what is worth building.
Tell us how your team works today. You get a straight read on what would pay.
Start with the Revenue Roadmap. Money back if it does not find at least 20 hours a month worth automating.