Comparison
HubSpot bills seats plus credits.
Your DeskClone bill stays flat.
Both build AI support agents that resolve conversations on their own. HubSpot's Breeze Customer Agent needs Service Hub seats and spends about $0.50 in credits each time it resolves one. DeskClone charges one monthly price, and you build the agent by describing your support to Jarvis.
Quick answer
HubSpot's Breeze Customer Agent resolves conversations on chat, email and forms, and it needs Service Hub Professional ($90 a seat a month billed annually, plus a $1,500 one-time onboarding fee) or Enterprise. Each resolved conversation uses 50 HubSpot Credits, about $0.50, and Professional includes 3,000 credits a month. Three Professional seats with 500 resolutions a month comes to $490 a month. DeskClone Pro is $49 a month billed annually for 500 conversations ($59 paid monthly), with unlimited team members. HubSpot is ahead on CRM, sales and marketing in one place. DeskClone is built by talking to Jarvis, and its bill doesn't move when your agent does more.
Competitor details last checked against each vendor's own pricing pages and documentation. Vendors change these often, so confirm on their site before you decide.
Your monthly bill, at the same volume
Both sides at annual billing. HubSpot: 3 Service Hub Professional seats at $90 ($270), plus 50 credits per conversation Customer Agent resolves. The 3,000 included credits cover the first 60; the rest cost $10 per 1,000 credits. We assume every conversation is resolved by the agent and no other feature spends credits. Unresolved ones use no credits, so your HubSpot bill can come in lower. Not shown: the $1,500 one-time onboarding fee. DeskClone at annual plan prices ($19, $59 and $199 paid monthly).
What makes DeskClone different
How you build it, and how you pay for it.
Built by describing it
Tell Jarvis how your support works, or hand it the spec doc your team already wrote. It builds the agent, loads its knowledge and publishes it with one line of embed code.
Every change can be undone
Jarvis keeps a record of what it changed. Don't like an edit? Roll it back.
Your whole team, no seats
Unlimited team members on every plan, free included. Add the whole support team and the bill stays the same.
One price when it works harder
A conversation counts once, whether it takes 2 messages or 20. Unused conversations roll over to next month.
Full side-by-side
HubSpot figures from HubSpot's Service Hub pricing guide (blog.hubspot.com), knowledge.hubspot.com and legal.hubspot.com, checked October 12, 2026.
Where HubSpot is ahead
We'd rather you hear it here. HubSpot's Customer Agent resolves conversations on chat, email and forms, and it's testing calls. When it isn't sure, or the customer asks for a person, or a trigger you set fires, it hands the conversation to your team. It flags coaching opportunities for you to review, and HubSpot's Knowledge Base Agent (in public beta) suggests articles and points out stale ones. Around all of that sits a CRM with sales and marketing on the same record, and reporting that runs across the whole funnel. If you want one vendor for every customer-facing team, HubSpot is the better fit.
Our case rests on two things you can check yourself: how you build the agent, and what the bill does when it gets busy.
Questions teams ask before switching from HubSpot Service Hub
What is Breeze, and does it resolve conversations?
Breeze is HubSpot's AI across its CRM, marketing, sales and service products. Its Customer Agent resolves conversations on its own on chat, email and forms, with calling in beta, and hands off to a person when its confidence is low, when the customer asks, or on triggers you set. It needs Service Hub Professional or Enterprise.
How much does HubSpot Service Hub with Customer Agent cost?
Service Hub Professional is $90 a seat a month billed annually ($100 monthly), plus a one-time $1,500 onboarding fee. Enterprise is $150 a seat, sold through HubSpot's sales team, with a $3,500 onboarding fee. Customer Agent uses 50 HubSpot Credits per resolved conversation, and credits cost $10 per 1,000, so about $0.50 a resolution. Professional includes 3,000 credits a month, which covers 60 resolutions. Three Professional seats with 500 resolutions a month comes to $270 in seats plus $220 in extra credits: $490 a month. DeskClone Pro covers 500 conversations for $49 a month billed annually ($59 paid monthly), with unlimited team members.
Do I need HubSpot to use DeskClone?
No. DeskClone works with or without a CRM. If you run HubSpot, DeskClone has a built-in HubSpot connection, and you can connect your other systems through built-in connections or any REST API you add. Your agent runs in DeskClone's own chat widget on your site.
When does HubSpot Service Hub still win?
When you want support, sales and marketing on one platform with one bill and one CRM record per customer. HubSpot's reporting runs across all of it, and that's hard to match with a separate support tool. If you're already deep in HubSpot and the seats are paid for anyway, Customer Agent is a short step. DeskClone fits when you'd rather pay one flat price for the support agent and add your whole team without counting seats.
Run your own numbers
Enter your monthly conversations and how many your AI resolves. The calculator puts the bill on Intercom Fin, Gorgias or your current tool's rate next to a flat plan, by the month and across a year.
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