
High-volume B2C consumer support.
Messaging first. AI second.
Intercom only.
Add-on. Subscribe separately.
Suggests, then hands off
Slack native; no native Teams
No Custom Integrations
High-volume B2C consumer
Teams fully standardized on Intercom
Add-ons stack up. Gets expensive as you scale
Built for B2C and product-led growth
Based on 10 Seats
Unlimited seats

Resolved autonomously, Aurora, IT
Flat per AI interaction, vs Fin's $0.99





Yes. Enjo Inbox is free forever, unlimited agent seats and 200 AI replies a month, no credit card. It's a permanent plan, not a trial. You only pay if you use more AI, at a flat $0.05 per interaction.
Intercom bills per seat ($29–$132/mo) and from $0.99 every time Fin resolves a ticket. Enjo includes unlimited seats and charges a flat $0.05 per interaction. At 15 agents, that's roughly $100/mo on Enjo vs $2,265 on Intercom, and the gap widens as you grow.
It depends on volume. Fin is billed only when it resolves without a human handoff, so you're not charged for failed attempts. At a few hundred resolutions a month the cost is modest; at thousands it dominates the bill, where Enjo's $0.05 per interaction is about a twentieth of the rate.
It resolves. The AI Agent completes common requests end-to-end (access, billing, status, account changes) and escalates only what it can't close, with full context attached. In production it resolves a majority of common requests autonomously at companies like Aurora (63%, an IT deployment).
Yes. Connect your channels and import your help center content, there's no rip-and-replace. Most teams are live in days, and Enjo can run alongside your existing helpdesk or as a standalone inbox.