Live Support
Japanese live support tools add a chat window to a website so staff can answer visitors in real time. A person, called an operator, replies, which sets these tools apart from chatbot platforms that only answer automatically.
Operators work from a browser console with saved replies and the conversation history. Most services pair live chat with a scenario chatbot that walks visitors through preset choices and hands them to an operator when needed. Common uses are support questions, sales leads and help with forms.
Within customer support software, the category covers live conversations on a company’s own website. Some services sit in a support suite next to contact forms and an FAQ. Others start chats automatically based on the pages a visitor views.
- ChatPlus adds a chat window to websites and apps, with live operator chat on every plan and scenario, AI and generative AI chatbots on higher plans.Read more →
- GENIEE CHAT combines live operator chat, an FAQ bot and form filling inside the chat window, priced per operator or by conversions, with a LINE follow-up plan.Read more →
- LiveCall connects website visitors with staff by browser video and voice calls, with a text chat mode, screen sharing, co-browsing, call routing and bookings.Read more →
- MediaTalk adds a scenario chatbot and live operator chat to websites, at a flat fee with no limit on sites or chats, with a dedicated support representative.Read more →
- sinclo pairs a no-code scenario chatbot with live operator chat for websites, priced per operator with no limit on sites or chats, plus Salesforce integration.Read more →
- Tayori runs contact forms, FAQ, surveys, an AI chatbot and live chat from one console. Live chat needs a paid plan and falls back to a form when offline.Read more →
- VOICHAT Support lets site visitors talk with staff by voice call or chat from a web widget, with two-way screen sharing and an outsourced first-response plan.Read more →