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Nicereply review

CSAT, NPS and CES surveys that collect feedback inside support emails and tickets
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70/100
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Starting price$59/mo
Free planNo
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Best fitSmall businesses, Mid size businesses, Enterprises
DeploymentWeb
HeadquartersBratislava, Slovakia

Bottom line

Nicereply is a survey platform built for support teams that want CSAT, CES and NPS ratings attached to the tickets they already work. Its clearest strength is in-signature surveys, which collect feedback from the reply itself without an extra email. The main cost to watch is usage-based pricing, since plans step up with monthly responses and seats, and there is no free plan. Teams on Zendesk, Freshdesk or Front that want high response volume should consider it first.

Choose Nicereply ifzendesk, Freshdesk and Front support teams, or teams tracking CSAT, CES or NPS by agent.
Look elsewhere ifteams that need a permanent free plan, or organizations needing more than 50 users on a published price.
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What is Nicereply?

Nicereply is a customer experience platform that collects CSAT, CES and NPS ratings after support interactions. It addresses a common gap for support teams: when feedback requests arrive after a ticket closes, few customers respond, so the data skews toward the very happy and the very angry. Nicereply places one-click surveys where customers already are, inside the emails agents send and on websites, and reports the results back to the team.

Day to day, an admin connects Nicereply to a helpdesk such as Zendesk, Freshdesk or Front, then syncs agents and customers with one click. Surveys can be added to the bottom of every reply as an in-signature rating, or sent as separate post-resolution emails with a delay of an hour or a day. Each rating arrives as a note and a tag on the original ticket rather than as a new ticket. Managers review scores in a dashboard, a live rating feed, and an issues view that keeps negative ratings visible until they are resolved.

Support teams, customer success groups and enterprises use the product. Pricing is usage-based: plans are set by monthly survey responses and user seats, starting at $59 per month billed annually for 100 responses. Higher tiers add capacity, up to 2,500 responses and 50 users on the Business plan. A 14-day trial requires no credit card.

What sets Nicereply apart is its focus on collecting ratings inside the conversation and the breadth of integrations included in every plan. There are no tiers that gate integrations, so any supported helpdesk, Zapier, or the API is available on any plan. Its in-signature approach gathers ratings without sending extra emails, and agent leaderboards let teams compare individual performance over time.

Who it's for

  • Zendesk, Freshdesk and Front support teams
  • Teams tracking CSAT, CES or NPS by agent
  • Businesses that want ratings without extra emails

Who should look elsewhere

  • Teams that need a permanent free plan
  • Organizations needing more than 50 users on a published price

Typical uses

  • Measuring CSAT after ticket resolution
  • Collecting in-signature ratings on every support reply
  • Ranking agents with leaderboards and rating feeds
  • Running NPS or CES programs from website pop-ups

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