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EzyConnand Social Intents.

A side-by-side on the things that actually differ. Rows where Social Intents wins are in the table too — a comparison that only lists our wins is an advertisement, and you can tell.

12
capabilities compared5 where EzyConn differs, 0 where Social Intents does
24
published processesreadable before you sign up
30
languagesgenerated from the API constant

Side by side

What each one does.

Native channels on the EzyConn side are 8: the rest go through Zapier or a signed webhook, and this table does not pretend otherwise.

CapabilityEzyConnSocial Intents
Free plan availableYesNo
Answer website chats from Microsoft TeamsYesYes
Answer website chats from SlackYesYes
Native Zoom integrationYesYes
AI chatbot trained on your website and docsYesYes
Multi-model AI on the entry paid planYesNo
, even on the cheapest planYesNo
WhatsApp and SMS channelsYesYes
Shared team inboxYesYes
Zapier integration on the entry paid planYesNo
Auto-translation without a $199/mo planYesNo
One script tag to installYesYes

Compiled from public documentation and our own product. If a row is out of date, tell us and we will correct it — including in Social Intents’s favour.

Questions

Before you switch.

Is EzyConn a good Social Intents alternative?
Yes, and it is probably the closest one. Both products let your team answer website chats from Microsoft Teams, Slack, and Zoom. EzyConn adds a free plan with 2 seats and 500 messages a month, multi-model AI with GPT-4o and Claude on every tier, and a widget from day one.
How does EzyConn pricing compare to Social Intents?
Social Intents has no free plan. As of mid-2026 its tiers run from Lite at $21/mo (1 seat, 60 conversations) up to Business at $199/mo, with a 14-day trial and a 30-day money-back guarantee. EzyConn starts free with 2 seats, Starter is ₹2,499/mo, and Professional is ₹6,499/mo for the whole team.
Does Social Intents really work inside Microsoft Teams?
It does. Replying to website visitors from Teams and Slack is Social Intents' specialty, and they have built a solid product around it. EzyConn covers the same workflow, so the decision usually comes down to the free tier, AI model access on lower plans, and what branding removal costs.
Which platform has better AI?
Both train a chatbot on your website and documents. Social Intents advertises a choice of ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, but as of mid-2026 its $39/mo Starter tier is limited to ChatGPT models. EzyConn includes GPT-4o and Claude on every plan, including the free one, and the bot answers in 30 languages.
Can I remove the chat widget branding?
On EzyConn, yes, on every plan. Even the free widget carries. On Social Intents, branding removal (White Label) is part of the Pro plan at $99/mo as of mid-2026.
How long does it take to set up EzyConn?
Under 5 minutes for most teams: paste one script tag on your site, connect Microsoft Teams or Slack, and point the AI at your website or docs. No credit card is needed for the free plan, so you can run it next to your current tool before deciding.

The full list of what EzyConn does not do is on the scope page.

Try it against your own questions.

The free tier needs no card. Put the widget on a real page and see how it answers before you compare anything else.