Not a chatbot. An employee.

Your support inbox,
resolved autonomously

ResolveQ connects to your existing inbox, learns your product, and resolves customer tickets 24/7. No helpdesk migration. No six-figure contracts. Just fewer open tickets.

The problem

SMBs get two bad options for support AI

$50K+/yr
Enterprise AI

Sierra, Decagon, and others sell autonomous agents at enterprise pricing with 6-month onboarding. Built for companies with 50+ support reps, not yours.

$0.99/ticket
Ecosystem Lock-in

Intercom Fin works, but only if you use Intercom. Zendesk AI only works on Zendesk. Every "AI feature" requires migrating your entire support stack first.

Widget-only
Chatbot Toys

ChatBase and Tidio put a chat bubble on your site. They can't touch your inbox, can't handle email tickets, can't learn your internal docs. They deflect, they don't resolve.

Copilot Mode
Still You

Freshdesk Freddy "suggests" responses. You still read every ticket. You still click send. That's not automation, that's autocomplete for support.

How it works

Three steps to autonomous support

1

Connect your inbox

Forward your support email or connect via API. Gmail, Outlook, any IMAP inbox. ResolveQ reads incoming tickets in real time. No helpdesk required.

2

Upload your docs

Help articles, internal wikis, past ticket conversations. ResolveQ learns your product, your tone, your edge cases. It gets smarter with every resolved ticket.

3

Let it resolve

ResolveQ classifies incoming tickets, resolves routine ones autonomously, and escalates anything it's not confident about. You handle the hard stuff. It handles everything else.

Positioning

Where ResolveQ fits

Product Works standalone Truly autonomous SMB pricing
Sierra.ai Yes Yes No ($50K+)
Intercom Fin No (requires Intercom) Partial Partial ($0.99/res)
Zendesk AI No (requires Zendesk) Partial No ($55+/agent)
ChatBase Yes No (widget only) Yes
ResolveQ Yes Yes Yes

Support shouldn't cost a fortune or require a migration

ResolveQ exists because every SMB deserves what only enterprises could afford: an AI that actually resolves tickets, not one that suggests you do it yourself.