SuppyHQ

What it does

Most support tools try to get you out of the conversation. That's backwards. The refund, the apology, the exception: that's the relationship. You should be there. SuppyHQ is a customer support inbox for founders and small teams who still answer themselves. Past answers show up in the composer. Plan and LTV sit next to the thread. Long threads get a summary. You hit send. No bot pretending to be you. Customer support is still your job. The typing doesn't have to be.

Cold pitches go to Junk. Paying customers go on top, with their Stripe or Polar plan next to the email. From $29/mo, free to start.

AI does the toil. You do the touch. Cold pitches go to Junk, and the customer who paid you goes on top, with their plan and your last answer ready. A double charge from a paying customer goes on top, with her plan beside the email. Cold pitches wait in Junk. Mark one company three times and SuppyHQ offers a rule. One page per customer: every purchase, refund and conversation, plus your team's notes. Questions you answered before, with your answer ready. Send or Skip. Three people, one outage. The sidebar lists the others, and your answer to the first is ready. Connect an agent from your terminal. It replies for you, and you get 30 seconds to cancel. The widget inside your app. It knows…from suppyhq.com

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