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Uptonica vs TextYess

TextYess is a conversational CRM. Uptonica is an operational brain.Catalog, pricing, content, ads, customers and chat, on the same data.

Uptonica TextYess
What you are buying An operational brain: six jobs on one catalog A conversational CRM: sell, support and retain, on the channels you connect
Monthly €199 until 31 August 2026, €239 after €249
Annual €166 per month until 31 August 2026, €199 after €199 per month
What the price includes Starter plan: a pool of 18,000 AI credits a month, spent as you like across chat, product sheets, images and email. Replies start at 1 credit Pro plan: 1,000 AI replies and 1,000 outbound messages a month, or 12,000 a year on annual billing. Beyond that you pay for what you use, in their words
Channels Included: WhatsApp, on-site chat and Telegram First one included, €100 per month for each other one. Three exist: WhatsApp, on-site chat, voice in beta
WhatsApp conversations Billed by Meta, at cost, outside the subscription Not stated: not on their pricing page nor on their WhatsApp page, both read on 5 August 2026.
The catalog the assistant quotes Written and kept current by the same AI that answers Read in real time, in their words. Writing or updating it is not part of what they sell
How you try it A 30 minute guided demo on your own catalog 7 day free trial

Prices and allowances read on each vendor's own pricing page on 5 August 2026, with monthly and annual billing both checked: textyess.com/pricing and uptonica.com/pricing. Ours are ex VAT; theirs are stated in EUR with taxes that may apply. Prices change, so check both before you decide.

An answer is only as good as the sheet behind it

A customer asks whether the 42 runs small. If the product sheet does not say, no assistant can know it. It answers around the question, and you find out later, from the return.

This is not a flaw in any one product. It is the job that does not come with the conversation: someone has to write the sheet, keep the price current and keep the stock honest. In Uptonica that someone is the same AI that answers.

Where the difference actually is

01

Six jobs, one catalog

The assistant answers, and the same data writes the product sheets, sets the prices, feeds the ads and lands in the CRM. A second tool does not give you that, because it sees its own slice.

02

The work is done, not handed over

We have run marketing for the brands you can see below, for years. Uptonica was built inside that agency and used on our own clients before it was sold to anyone.

03

One pool, not one meter

18,000 AI credits a month, spent wherever you need them that month: replies, product sheets, images, email. Not an allowance per feature.

We grow brands like

Harmont & Blaine Kocca Fusco Boutique Mozzarella Costanzo ClimaConvenienza Wild Baboon Avalon Italia Caldaie Murali BuyBuy Iginio Massari

Honest take

When TextYess is the better choice

If the conversation is the job, TextYess goes deeper into it than we do: outbound campaigns, a voice agent in beta, and on their Enterprise plan a model trained on your own data. Buy it and you will have a good one. We are not selling a better conversation.

What stays is the part no conversation product sells: the catalog it has to quote. That is the work we do.

Before you switch

Can I run both?

Yes, and for some that is the right call. Keep what you have and let Uptonica put the catalog underneath in order first. If the answers improve on their own, you have learned where the problem was.

Who does the setup?

Our team, through a guided start called Tonic Sprint. On Starter it is bought separately from the subscription, and the larger plans include more of it. It takes about two weeks, and we import your catalog before we talk about price.

Whose data is it?

Yours, and you can export it. Monthly stops when you stop. On annual our pricing page offers 30 days to get your money back; ask us to put the exit terms in writing before you sign, as you should with anyone.

See it on your own catalog

The free audit reads your store and shows what an assistant would have to work with today. No call needed to get it.