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What Supp Is

Supp is AI-powered customer support automation for SaaS companies, startups, and indie developers. It takes the work of managing customer support and handles it automatically so you can focus on building your product. Supp classifies incoming support tickets using a custom-trained machine learning model, routes them to the right tools and teams, auto-responds when appropriate, and escalates to humans when a real person is genuinely needed. Everything is configured through natural language via MCP, meaning you set up your entire support system by simply describing what you want it to do.

Supp exists because customer support tooling has been too expensive and too complicated for too long. Most founders and small teams don't need a $50/seat help desk with a hundred features they'll never touch. They need something that works, stays out of the way, and costs almost nothing. That's what Supp is.

How It Works

A customer sends a message through the Supp widget embedded on your site. Supp's classifier analyzes the message in real time and determines the intent, the priority level, the tone of the message, and any relevant entities like order IDs, email addresses, account numbers, dates, and monetary amounts. Based on the triggers and routing rules you've configured, Supp takes action automatically.

That action could be sending a helpful template response to the customer, creating a GitHub issue for your engineering team, posting a notification to a specific Slack channel, filing a ticket in Linear or Jira, adding a note in Notion, tagging a conversation in Intercom, creating a HubSpot ticket, escalating to a human agent, or any combination of these in sequence as a multi-step pipeline. You decide what happens for each type of customer message and Supp executes it instantly.

You configure all of this by describing what you want in plain English through any MCP client like Claude Code, Cursor, or any other tool that supports MCP. You can also manage everything through Supp's dashboard, which gives you a visual interface for viewing tickets, responding to customers, managing routing rules, viewing analytics, and configuring integrations. Whether you prefer working through MCP or through a traditional dashboard, both give you full control.

Supp also supports approval workflows for sensitive actions. If you want a human to review before certain actions fire, you can require approval on any trigger. Pending approvals can be reviewed and approved or rejected through MCP as well.

Dashboard and Conversations Inbox

Supp includes a full dashboard with a conversations inbox where you can see every conversation happening across your support system. The inbox shows all incoming tickets with their classification, priority, tone, and extracted entities. You can view full conversation threads, see which triggers fired, track how each ticket was resolved, and manage your entire support queue from one place.

Supp tracks your customers automatically. Every time a customer submits a message through the widget or API, Supp records their identity and builds a full conversation history. You can see a customer's complete support history, how many tickets they've submitted, what intents they've triggered, and how their issues were resolved. This gives you context when a returning customer reaches out so you can provide better, more informed responses.

You can respond to tickets directly from the dashboard or through MCP. When a ticket is escalated to a human, it appears in your escalation queue where you can review the full conversation, see the classification and extracted entities, and send a response back to the customer. But more importantly, you can use Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client as your support agent. Because Supp exposes its full ticket queue and response tools through MCP, your AI can read escalated tickets, understand the context, and draft or send responses on your behalf. This means you can handle your entire support queue from the same AI tool you use to write code, using the AI itself as your support agent rather than manually typing every response.

The Classifier

Supp runs its own custom-trained ML classifier built from scratch. It is not a wrapper around GPT, Claude, or any other third party language model. This is important because it means Supp has no per-API-call costs to external providers, which is what allows the pricing to stay as low as it is while maintaining high accuracy.

The classifier currently recognizes 315 distinct customer support intents with 92% accuracy. These intents span across categories including billing and payment, account management, technical support, order and delivery issues, returns and refunds, subscription management, feature requests, complaints and feedback, general inquiries, verification and authentication, and loyalty and rewards programs.

Beyond intent classification, the model also detects the tone of the incoming message, whether the customer sounds calm, frustrated, urgent, passive aggressive, confused, or otherwise. It assigns a priority level so you can route urgent issues differently from low priority ones. And it extracts named entities from the message including order IDs, email addresses, phone numbers, account numbers, dates, monetary amounts, URLs, usernames, and more. All of this happens in a single pass when the message comes in.

The classifier handles a wide range of message types and lengths. It works on one-word messages, full paragraphs, messages with multiple intents, messages with typos and slang, and even extremely long messages where the customer is explaining multiple issues at once. For multi-intent messages, the classifier identifies all relevant intents with individual confidence scores so each one can be routed appropriately.

Widget and API

Supp is available in two ways.

The first is the embeddable support widget. You add a few lines of code to your site and your customers get a clean, lightweight chat interface where they can submit support requests. The widget supports stateful chat, meaning a customer can close the tab, leave, and come back later and the conversation picks up exactly where they left off. No progress is lost. The widget also handles field collection, so you can configure it to ask customers for specific information like their email, order number, account ID, or any custom fields before their message is processed. This ensures you always have the context you need to route and resolve tickets effectively. The widget has a configurable auto-charge window that controls how long it waits for the customer to confirm or reject a classification before auto-charging. This window is configurable from 30 minutes up to 3 days, giving you full control over your billing timing.

The second is the API. If you already have your own support interface, your own chat system, or you want to integrate Supp's classification into an existing workflow, you can send messages directly to Supp's API and get back the classification, priority, tone, entities, and any triggered actions. This means Supp can sit behind any frontend you want and power the intelligence layer without your customers ever knowing it's there. The API supports both single-message classification and batch processing. For batch requests where you send multiple messages at once, Supp offers a 50% discount on classification costs, bringing the price down to $0.10 per ticket. This makes it cost-effective to process large backlogs of historical tickets, run bulk analysis on existing support data, or integrate Supp into high-volume pipelines.

This flexibility is important because it means Supp can work alongside tools you already use. If you're already on Intercom, Zendesk, or any other platform for the customer-facing conversation, Supp can sit in front of that platform and handle the classification and routing before anything reaches your existing tool. This lets you keep your current setup while dramatically reducing the volume of tickets that actually need human attention, which directly cuts your support costs. Instead of paying per seat for agents to manually triage and route every ticket, Supp handles that automatically and only passes through what genuinely needs a person. For companies spending thousands per month on support platforms, adding Supp in front of that stack can significantly reduce how much you're paying those platforms by reducing the agent workload and the number of seats you need.

Integrations

Supp connects to over 15 services out of the box and each integration is deeply configurable.

Slack:: Send notifications to specific channels, format messages as rich or plain text, mention specific user groups.
GitHub:: Automatically create issues with labels, assignees, and priority labels based on the ticket.
Linear:: Create tickets with team assignment, priority levels, labels, assignee, and project assignment.
Jira:: Create issues with configurable project key, issue type, priority, labels, and assignee.
Notion:: Add entries to any database.
Discord:: Post to specific channels with optional role mentions.
Zendesk:: Create tickets with priority, type, and tags.
Intercom:: Add notes, tags, assign conversations, reply to customers, or create tickets.
HubSpot:: Create tickets with priority, pipeline assignment, owner assignment, and automatic contact association.
Microsoft Teams:: Post to channels with rich or simple card formatting.
Shopify:: Look up orders, check fulfillment status, tag customers, and add order notes.
Email:: Send notifications to any email address with optional priority information.
Custom Webhooks:: Send ticket data to any URL endpoint with configurable payloads, headers, and methods. Use webhooks to connect Supp to any service or internal tool that accepts HTTP requests.

Each integration can be part of a multi-step pipeline. A single customer message can trigger a template response to the customer, a Slack notification to your team, and a Linear ticket for engineering all at once. You define the sequence and Supp runs through it automatically. Integrations can also run conditionally. You can configure a trigger to only fire an integration when the ticket reaches a certain priority level, or only when the classifier's confidence score exceeds a threshold you specify. This means you can set up rules like "only create a Jira ticket for urgent issues" or "only auto-respond when confidence is above 90%" and Supp will enforce those conditions automatically.

MCP Tools

Supp exposes 40+ MCP tools that give you full control over your support operation through natural language. These tools cover everything:

Creating and managing triggers that map specific intents to specific actions. Classifying messages on demand to test how Supp will categorize them. Viewing and responding to escalated tickets that need human attention. Configuring routing rules in bulk across individual intents or entire categories at once. Setting up priority scoring to automatically assess how urgent each message is. Creating conditional workflows that behave differently based on priority level. Managing approval queues for sensitive actions. Viewing analytics including total tickets, auto-resolution rates, top intents, and trigger performance. Exporting support data as CSV or JSON. Connecting and disconnecting integrations. Collecting custom fields from customers before processing their request. Simulating triggers against sample text to test your configuration without any side effects.

This means your entire support operation lives inside your AI editor. You never need to leave Claude Code or Cursor to manage Supp. You can ask questions about your support data, make changes to your routing, respond to escalated tickets, and monitor performance all in the same place where you write your code.

Pricing

Supp is freemium. Every account gets $5 in free credit on signup, which is enough to handle your first 25 tickets at no cost. After that, pricing is $0.20 per classified ticket. There are no seats, no per-agent fees, no monthly subscriptions, and no tiers. You pay for what you use and nothing more.

Priority scoring is available as an add-on at $0.03 per scored message for accounts that want automatic urgency detection on top of intent classification.

For batch processing via the API, Supp offers a 50% discount. When you send multiple messages in a single batch request, each classification costs $0.10 instead of $0.20. This is ideal for processing historical ticket data, running bulk analysis, or any high-volume workflow where messages can be classified together rather than one at a time.

This pricing model means Supp scales with you. Whether you're handling 10 tickets a month or 10,000, the cost is predictable and proportional. There is no point where you suddenly need to upgrade to a more expensive plan or add more seats.

Who Supp Is For

Supp is for anyone who wants their customer support to work without constant manual effort. Solo founders who are handling support themselves between building features. Small teams that don't have a dedicated support person and don't want to hire one yet. Indie developers who shipped their app with AI and want their support to match that same level of automation. Growing startups that want to keep support costs low while they scale. And larger companies that want to add an intelligent classification and routing layer in front of their existing support stack to reduce costs and agent workload.

If you can describe what you want your support to do, Supp can do it. No technical setup beyond embedding the widget or calling the API. No configuration language to learn. No training required. Just plain English.

Installation

Supp installs with a few lines of code on your site for the widget, or a single API endpoint if you're integrating programmatically. Connect your integrations through MCP by telling Supp which services to use and how. The entire setup process takes minutes. You can go from nothing to fully automated support in a single conversation with your MCP client.

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