We built Moment because we found that there weren't any other platforms that make user data easy to manage. Each type of user data was in its own silo.
We'd have email/chat in Intercom/Drift, revenue data in Stripe/Chartmogul, demo and sales calls booked via calendly and tied to Google calendar, then the calls themselves would happen over Skype/Hangouts and disappear into the ether. Some support reps would take notes in Evernote, so they wouldn't be available to other reps. For analytics we'd use things like Hotjar, which was again siloed away from the rest of our user data.
Moment is designed to be the single source of truth for all of your interactions with your customers; no data silos. And of course, you can use just a part of it if you don't want to adopt it for all of the use cases above.
No, we sell our chat at cost in order to expose customers to the other parts of our platform, which we think are far better (and directly translate to more revenue for our customers) than other, siloed platforms.
We expect to make money on our chat-only customers when they migrate other parts of their workflow to our platform.
Aside from that, we are still experimenting with pricing, but of course will grandfather the pricing that early users sign up with.
Thanks for the feedback, we'll work on the mobile version of the pricing page to make it less confusing.
We don't have bots yet, but they are coming in the near future. If you leave your email (just start a conversation on our site), I can follow up with you when they're ready.
We built Moment because we found that there weren't any other platforms that make user data easy to manage. Each type of user data was in its own silo.
We'd have email/chat in Intercom/Drift, revenue data in Stripe/Chartmogul, demo and sales calls booked via calendly and tied to Google calendar, then the calls themselves would happen over Skype/Hangouts and disappear into the ether. Some support reps would take notes in Evernote, so they wouldn't be available to other reps. For analytics we'd use things like Hotjar, which was again siloed away from the rest of our user data.
Moment is designed to be the single source of truth for all of your interactions with your customers; no data silos. And of course, you can use just a part of it if you don't want to adopt it for all of the use cases above.
I'd be happy to answer any questions.