A shared inbox sized to your team, not the other way round.
AcornReply is the support inbox for small teams who still hit send themselves. Pick the page that matches how you work. Every one of them lands in the same product, the same flat price, and the same promise: a human always hits send.
How AcornReply fits your team.
Same product, framed for the team running it. Founders, indie SaaS makers, and small agencies hit different friction points. Start at the one that sounds like you.
- AI support inbox
AI support inbox
AI drafts every reply in your voice; a human always hits send.
Read more - Stop missing support emails
Stop missing support emails
The structural fix for messages that slip through personal inboxes.
Read more - For founders
For founders
When you're the support team and the product team. One inbox, drafts in your voice, mobile-first between meetings.
Read more - For indie SaaS
For indie SaaS
Outgrow Gmail labels without paying per-seat. Forward your support address and keep replying like a person, not a ticket.
Read more - For small agencies
For small agencies
One inbox per client, one bill at the end of the month. AI keeps each voice straight; you keep the relationship.
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Already on Help Scout, Front, or Missive?
Honest comparisons: what each tool does well, where it chafes for teams under ten, and who should stay put. We are not trying to win every customer.
- Help Scout alternative
Help Scout alternative
For teams that liked Help Scout but bounced off the per-seat math. AcornReply is flat per workspace and drafts-first, with auto-reply opt-in and off by default.
Compare - Front alternative
Front alternative
Front markets to "complex customer operations." If yours is one founder, two teammates, and a shared inbox, AcornReply is the smaller fit.
Compare - Missive alternative
Missive alternative
Missive nails team email. AcornReply adds AI drafts grounded in your FAQ and a hosted contact form, without an AI sidebar bolted on.
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One product, one inbox, one human in the loop.
Email, live chat, and a web form (hosted page, iframe, or launcher button), plus a developer API. All feed the same inbox; every reply leaves from your address with a human on the send button.