FAQ

Answers before you add the widget.

A practical guide to TinyInbox setup, scope, pricing, identity, and where the product deliberately stays small.

TinyInbox FAQ

Who is TinyInbox for?
TinyInbox is for solo founders and small product teams that need a simple website chat widget and one calm place to reply. It is intentionally smaller than a help desk suite.
Do I need to install a large support platform?
No. You add one script tag to your site, create a workspace, and reply from the TinyInbox dashboard.
Can TinyInbox identify logged-in users?
Yes. Apps can pass a signed visitor identity token so the inbox shows trusted names and email addresses instead of relying on browser-provided contact details.
Is TinyInbox a replacement for Intercom or Zendesk?
No. TinyInbox is built for lightweight visitor conversations, not team routing, campaigns, bots, knowledge bases, or enterprise support operations.
Is there a free plan?
No. TinyInbox has one Pro plan with a 7-day free trial. A card is required to start the trial.
When will I be charged?
Stripe starts the paid Pro subscription after the 7-day trial unless you cancel before the trial ends.
Do you charge by seat?
TinyInbox pricing is designed around solo-founder usage. The product focuses on sites and conversations instead of support-team seats.
What does unlimited mean?
Pro includes unlimited sites and conversations for normal solo-founder use. A fair-use policy protects the service from abuse or unusually high automated volume.
What is a website chat widget?
A website chat widget is a small script that lets visitors send a message from your site without opening email or leaving the page.
Does TinyInbox slow down my site?
TinyInbox is designed as a small async script. The widget loads separately from your page and keeps the support surface focused.
Can I use TinyInbox in a product app?
Yes. Add the widget to marketing pages, dashboards, documentation, or product surfaces where visitors need a direct way to reach you.