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Compass places walkthroughs, help articles, and a document library in your app, and can answer from the content you already wrote.
A free plan is available and does not require a card. Confirm paid prices at checkout.
What you can do
You can test it on the free plan
Free covers up to 300 end users, 1,000 assists, and three each of guides, articles, and documents, with no card.
The content stays yours
The assistant is meant to answer from the walkthroughs and articles you uploaded, so replies stay tied to your product.
Standard raises the caps
Standard lists up to 3,000 end users and 50 guides, articles, and documents, which is the step after a pilot.
You are not buying seats for every visitor
Limits are end users, assists, and content items. Check those three numbers against your product before you pick a plan.
How it works
- 01
Add the guides
Write walkthroughs, articles, and documents inside Compass, up to the counts on your plan.
- 02
Show them in the product
People see the next step in the app instead of leaving for a help center.
- 03
Let the assistant use that content
Paid plans include chat that answers from the guides and articles you added, not from a general web crawl.
Who it’s for
Compass suits a software team that wants new users to finish setup without a separate help site. It fits product and customer-education teams. This is the digital-adoption product at icompass.io. It is not the government meeting tool that uses a similar name.
Choose how many people the guides cover
Compass is the in-app guide product at icompass.io. The pricing page has shown more than one monthly amount for the paid plans, so confirm the current figure before you buy.
Free
$0
USD
Put a small set of guides on one product without a card.
- Up to 300 end users
- Up to 1,000 assists
- 3 guides, 3 articles, and 3 documents
Standard
Shown at checkout
USD
For a live product with more users and more content.
- Up to 3,000 end users
- 50 guides, 50 articles, and 50 documents
- AI chat over your own content
The pricing page has listed this plan near $100 to $120 a month. Use the amount shown when you subscribe.
Advanced
Shown at checkout
USD
For higher usage and more of the same content types.
- Higher user and assist limits than Standard
- More guides, articles, and documents
The pricing page has listed this plan near $400 to $450 a month. Confirm the live price.
Enterprise
Enterprise is a custom quote for larger user counts, more guides, and procurement needs.
- The free plan does not require a card.
- This product is the Compass digital-adoption tool, not government meeting software that shares a similar name.
Paid prices on the Compass page have appeared as more than one number. Confirm the current monthly amount at checkout.
Questions
What is Compass?
Compass, at icompass.io, is software for in-app guides. You publish walkthroughs, knowledge articles, and documents inside your product, and an assistant can answer using that material. It is a digital-adoption tool for software teams.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The free plan does not require a card. Compass lists up to 300 end users, up to 1,000 assists, and three guides, three articles, and three documents. That is enough to see whether the widget fits your app.
What do the paid plans cost?
The pricing page has shown more than one monthly amount. Standard has appeared near $100 to $120 a month, and Advanced near $400 to $450. Because those figures do not match on every view, confirm the number at checkout before you budget it.
What does Standard include?
Standard lists up to 3,000 end users and 50 guides, 50 articles, and 50 documents, plus chat over your content. Advanced raises those limits further. Enterprise is a custom quote.
Does the assistant browse the public web?
The product is built to answer from the guides, articles, and documents you add. Use it as a layer on your help content. If a topic is missing from that library, the assistant will not have it.
Is this the same as other products named iCompass?
No. This page is about the in-app guide product at icompass.io. Other companies use a similar name for meeting and government software. Confirm the domain before you subscribe.
Who should skip it?
Skip it if you need a public help center only, or if your product cannot embed a widget. Compass is for guidance inside an application, not for a standalone blog.
Add one guide before you pick a paid plan
Use the free caps to see the widget in your app, then confirm the paid price at checkout.
Free plan available. Paid prices are shown when you subscribe.