Pricing
$0β$60per workspace, per month
Starter $25/mo ($21/mo billed yearly, $250 a year) for 1,750 AI credits, 2 agents, 2 seats
AI chatbot builder
A low-cost chatbot builder priced in AI credits, where the model used sets how fast the credits go.
Chatling and SuperBot both start at $0 and both have a $25 Starter plan, so the price difference is in the units. Chatling's Starter buys 1,750 AI credits, with a message costing 0.5 to 25 credits depending on the model, two seats, and a $35-a-month add-on to remove its branding. SuperBot's Starter covers 2,000 whole conversations and unlimited teammates. Chatling's Starter covers two seats.
At a glance
Chatling figures are from its own pricing page, checked . Plans change, so confirm before you buy.
$0β$60per workspace, per month
Starter $25/mo ($21/mo billed yearly, $250 a year) for 1,750 AI credits, 2 agents, 2 seats
Unlimitedon every plan, free included
1 seat free, 2 on Starter, 5 on Growth, 10 on Scale
Included200 / 2,000 / unlimited conversations
AI credits: 200 free, 1,750 Starter, 6,000 Growth; 0.5β25 credits per message by model; $10 per extra 1,000
Pricing model
Chatling sells a monthly pool of AI credits: 200 on Free, 1,750 on Starter ($25 a month, or $21 a month billed yearly, $250 a year), 6,000 on Growth ($75 a month, or $63 a month billed yearly, $750 a year) and 35,000 on Scale ($295 a month, or $246 a month billed yearly, $2,950 a year). Credit usage per message ranges from 0.5 to 25 depending on the AI model. Plans include a set number of agents and seats β 1 and 1 on Free, 2 and 2 on Starter, 5 and 5 on Growth β with extra credits at $10 per 1,000. Removing the "Powered by Chatling" badge is $35 a month and is included only on Scale.
Starter includes two seats and 1,750 credits. On a model that costs several credits per message, the monthly pool runs out sooner than the headline number suggests.
SuperBot's Starter is $25 a month for 2,000 conversations, with unlimited teammates.
Credit where due
Chatling prices each message in credits that depend on the AI model used, which suits builders who want to compare costs by model.
Chatling plans include several agents, so one account can run more than one bot.
Chatling publishes the credit cost of each AI model, so you can see what every message costs before you choose.
Our assessment, based on Chatling's published product and pricing pages.
Why evaluate SuperBot
No seats to count and no branding line: $25 a month buys 2,000 conversations for everyone who answers.
Every feature is on the free plan; paying more raises the conversation limit.
Read-only order lookups on supported stores, lead capture into a built-in CRM, Calendly or Cal.com booking, and a shared inbox for handoff.
Fit
See it before you switch
The real SuperBot inbox, filled with sample conversations.
Tour the productapp.superbotapp.ai
REAL PRODUCT UISide by side
Before switching: run your real customer questions and one full handoff through both products.
Migration
The two tools train on the same kinds of content, so the move is a matter of re-adding sources and switching the embed.
SuperBot pricing
Every plan has every feature; yearly billing saves 20%.
Full plan comparison$0/mo
Free forever β no credit card
200 conversations / mo
$25/mo
$20/mo billed yearly
2,000 conversations / mo
$60/mo
$48/mo billed yearly
Unlimited conversations
Questions
Want a straight answer about your setup? Talk to a human β a real person reads every message.
Both start at $0 and both have a $25 Starter plan. Chatling's buys 1,750 AI credits and 2 seats, with branding removal $35 a month extra; SuperBot's buys 2,000 conversations and unlimited teammates.
Chatling's pricing page says credit usage varies by AI model, from 0.5 to 25 credits per message, and extra credits are $10 per 1,000.
No. Every plan, including Free, has unlimited teammates.
SuperBot answers visitors in 35 languages. Check the specific languages you need on each vendor's current list before you choose.
Yes. Add SuperBot to a few pages first and compare the answers before removing Chatling.
Keep comparing
Same $25, different units. Run your ten most common questions through both and see which plan you actually run out of. Free for 200 conversations a month.