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ModuHelp vs Tidio Lyro

This one is decided before price. The question is not which is better — it is where your customers ask for help.

prices verified 25 August 2026

The short answer

Tidio is chat: a widget on your site, with Lyro — the AI agent — answering the conversations that arrive there. It does that well, it has a free plan, and it is one of the few in this market to publish its price plainly.

ModuHelp does no live chat. It works in the support email address your company already uses, and brings an optional contact form for your site — one that suggests help-center articles as the customer types, but never promises a person in real time. If your customers write to hello@ or support@ rather than opening a bubble in the corner of the screen, that is where the problem lives.

This is a channel decision before it is a vendor decision. Online store with visitors deciding on a purchase: chat wins. Services business where requests arrive by email and sit for days: email wins. Look at where your requests actually come from before comparing prices.

Tidio (Lyro) pricing

Free
0 USDfree plan
Starter
24.17 USDper month, 100 billable conversations
Growth
from 49.17 USDper month · from 250 conversations
Plus
from 300 USDper month, plus usage

How the AI is billed: Lyro is sold as an add-on or standalone product, from 32.50 USD per month for 50 AI conversations. The first 50 conversations are free.

Prices read from the vendor's own page on 2026-08-25. They may have changed since — check before deciding. Official pricing page

ModuHelp pricing

Starter
19.90 €per month + VAT · 300 AI replies · up to 3 users
Pro
49.90 €per month + VAT · 1,000 AI replies · up to 10 users

How the AI is billed: Not billed separately. AI replies are included up to the monthly cap; replying by hand never counts against it.

Figures in the currency and billing basis each vendor publishes. We do not convert currencies or restate annual prices as monthly ones: either would skew the comparison.

What Tidio (Lyro) does better

None of this is throat-clearing. If you need any of it, Tidio (Lyro) is the right call and ModuHelp is not.

What ModuHelp does not do

Where ModuHelp differs

The channel is email

Nothing new for the customer to learn: they write to the same address as always. ModuHelp reads the support inbox that already exists and replies from it, with your company address in the sender.

Human approval by default

Lyro answers the visitor in real time, which is the whole point of chat. Email has no seconds-level urgency, and ModuHelp uses that time: every draft waits for you before it sends.

Replies with the source cited

Every draft says which document the information came from. You check it at a glance instead of re-reading your returns policy to confirm the agent did not invent one.

Choose Tidio (Lyro) if

  • You run an online store and want to help people mid-purchase.
  • Your customers use chat, Messenger, Instagram or WhatsApp.
  • You want to start without paying and decide later.
  • You want proactive messages and on-site visitor engagement.
  • You need metrics on your conversations.

Choose ModuHelp if

  • Support requests arrive by email and will keep arriving by email.
  • You do not want another real-time channel to watch.
  • You want a person approving every reply before it sends.
  • You want replies with the source cited in your own documents.
  • You want euro billing, EU-hosted data and European Portuguese support.

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