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Jelly vs Maxdesk

Jelly

letsjelly.com

Maxdesk

maxdesk.ai

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FigureJellyMaxdesk
Price from$26.58/mo$20/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
Plans published47
Spec score · Shared Inbox Software7.8 (#18)8.0 (#12)
AutomationMail rules can automatically label, assign, or archive incoming emails.No-code rules use triggers, conditions and actions, and can route, tag, escalate or auto-reply to tickets.
IntegrationsThe maker lists Discord, Slack, and webhook integrations; its Slack integration can post notifications and let teammates claim unassigned conversations from Slack.The pages reviewed describe email-to-ticket but do not name third-party integrations.
ProductJelly is a shared inbox for small teams to collaboratively triage, assign, and reply to email.Maxdesk describes itself as a hosted help desk and ticketing system.
SupportJelly advertises support from real humans and directs customers to its Help Center and team contact page.The Free plan includes email support, while Pro includes priority email support; the contact page says replies usually arrive within a working day.

Plans

Jelly

  • Jelly$29 a month
  • Royal Jelly 👑$69 a month
  • Jelly$319 a year
  • Royal Jelly 👑$690 a year

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Maxdesk

  • FreeFree
  • Pro$20 a month
  • Elite$99 a month
  • Free planFree
  • Pro plan$20 a month
  • Elite plan$99 a month
  • Enterprise planPriced on request

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In their own words

Jelly

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Maxdesk

Maxdesk is a hosted, web-based help desk and ticketing system for customer support and internal IT. Each workspace receives a support address that turns incoming email into threaded tickets. The ticket view brings conversations, priorities, statuses, assignments, internal notes and attachments together. SLA targets can vary by priority and business hours, with countdowns and breach alerts. No-code rules use triggers, conditions and actions to route, tag, escalate or auto-reply. Its dashboard reports ticket counts, SLA breaches, CSAT, response time, trends and live activity. Custom roles, groups, a permission matrix and ticket-scope controls manage access. The Free plan includes unlimited agents and tickets within fair use, basic SLA policies, templates, a knowledge base and limited active automations. Pro costs $20 a month; Elite costs $99 a month and adds AI capabilities.

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