The Product Fruits alternative.

New users reach their first result, and their feedback ends in shipped work: release notes, surveys and customer support connect to the bug reports, feature requests and code work your engineers ship. Team includes product tours, checklists, tooltips, news, NPS and surveys, feature requests, a help center and the shared inbox with unlimited seats and projects, plus Kai Support's investigations and Kai Code. Product Fruits fits teams whose main job is onboarding and adoption.

Product Fruits is built for product adoption. Its tours, checklists and hints are authored visually with a Chrome extension and go live without a redeploy, AI-generated Flows adjust onboarding per user, and its Elvin Copilot answers questions and can generate a tour from your annotations. Stay with Product Fruits when onboarding depth is the priority.

Yes. Gleap Team includes product tours, checklists and tooltips for web apps, subject to plan limits, targeted by audience and behavior from the same widget that shows news, surveys and support. Evaluate onboarding depth on its own: Product Fruits adds AI-generated Flows, voice onboarding and per-plan tour and hint limits, and it fits teams whose main job is onboarding.

Product Fruits prices by monthly active users. At the default 1,500 MAU tier the pricing page lists Starter at $111, Team at $187 and Business at $374 per month billed annually, or $149, $249 and $499 on monthly billing, with tiers from 1.5k to 100k+ MAU. Starter includes 3 seats, 2 workspaces, 15 tours, 50 hints, 2 checklists and 20 Elvin text conversations a month; Custom is by quote. USD list prices, checked September 25, 2026.

It depends on your MAU, your seats and how much of the job is onboarding. At 1,500 MAU, Product Fruits Starter lists at $111 per month billed annually or $149 month-to-month with 3 seats, while Gleap Team is $149 per month billed annually or $179 month-to-month with unlimited seats, a support inbox and every Kai agent included. Product Fruits prices rise with each MAU tier and seat-heavy teams move to Pro or Business; features, AI usage, add-ons and taxes differ. Compare both on the Gleap pricing page and the Product Fruits pricing page.

Team, Pro and Enterprise include Kai Support's investigations and Kai Code, plus surveys and the feedback foundation. Starter includes Kai Support, live chat and in-app bug reporting. AI usage is billed separately.

Plan to rebuild announcements, surveys and the feedback entry point in Gleap; no native Product Fruits importer is assumed. Export the survey responses, knowledge base articles and segments you want to keep, load a sample, and run the Gleap SDK on a staging build before replacing production. Review the Gleap Trust Center for hosting and data handling as part of the evaluation.

Gleap publishes this comparison. Product Fruits’ pricing page was rechecked on 25 September 2026; its homepage, feedback widget, Elvin Copilot, announcements, surveys, knowledge base, how-it-works and MCP pages were checked on 15 September 2026. Gleap claims follow current product and plan evidence. Customer quotations describe their attributed experience with Gleap, not a controlled comparison with Product Fruits.

Yes. Elvin Copilot answers questions in the app, generates tours and announcements and supports human handover, with text conversations metered per plan. The Product Fruits MCP gives Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Codex read-only access to flows, tours, surveys, users and Elvin conversations on every plan. Gleap runs Kai Support and Kai Copilot on every plan, and from Team Kai Support's investigations and Kai Code work inside the ticket; compare who investigates, who writes code and who reviews it.

Release notes software publishes what changed in your product and delivers it where customers will see it. In Gleap a changelog entry appears in the widget News tab, as an in-app pop-up and by email to subscribers, and can be suggested from merged pull requests and released feature requests. Explore release notes.

A survey response in Gleap can be linked to a feature request with the identified customer attached. Kai Copilot merges duplicate requests, links each to the customers who asked and drafts the changelog when it ships, and your team decides what belongs on the roadmap; when your team releases the request with a message, everyone who voted or subscribed gets the email. Explore feedback prioritization.

A survey comment, a widget question or a bug report supplies the need and the evidence. Gleap connects it to investigation, a pull request your engineers review and the release note that tells customers what shipped, with your team deciding at each step. Explore self-driving development.