TL;DR - Appcues
- Appcues helps product teams create in-app experiences without engineering
- It enables onboarding flows, feature announcements, and user surveys with a visual builder
- Plans start at $249/month based on monthly active users
Pricing: Paid only
Best for: Enterprises & professionals
Score: 82/100
Pricing Plans
free trialStart
$300/month
1,000 MAU, annual
- 5 user licenses
- 50 published experiences
- Email support
- Basic integrations
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Grow
$750/month
1,000 MAU, annual
- 15 user licenses
- 100 published experiences
- A/B Testing
- Premium integrations
Enterprise
Custom
Custom implementation
- Unlimited licenses
- 150+ experiences
- 90-day onboarding
- Dedicated CSM
About Appcues
Appcues lets you build product tours and onboarding flows without writing code. When users sign up, guide them through key features with tooltips, modals, and checklists that appear at exactly the right moments.
Targeting controls who sees what based on user properties and behavior. A/B testing shows which flows drive activation. Analytics reveal where users drop off so you can improve.
Product teams use Appcues because shipping onboarding changes shouldn't require engineering sprints. Iterate on user education as fast as you iterate on the product itself.
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Appcues FAQ
No free tier. Plans start at $249/month for the Essentials plan. Growth is $879/month. Enterprise pricing is custom. 14-day free trial available.
Appcues is a product adoption platform. Create in-app experiences like onboarding flows, tooltips, and announcements without coding. Used by product and growth teams.
Product tours, onboarding checklists, tooltips, modals, announcements, and in-app surveys. No-code builder for non-technical users. Segment users for targeted experiences.
Both are product adoption tools. Pendo includes more analytics. Appcues is more focused on building experiences. Appcues often cheaper; Pendo for full product analytics suite.
Initial setup needs a developer to install the SDK snippet. After that, product teams can create experiences without code using the visual builder.