Helppier
7.7#1 in user onboarding softwareFrom $49 a monthAndroidiOSWebAPI
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React Joyride
5.5#30 in user onboarding softwareWeb
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Helppier | React Joyride |
|---|---|---|
| Customization | Templates support custom colors, rich text, buttons, background images, overlays, opacity and adjustable placement. | The library allows developers to replace its UI components, including the arrow, beacon, and tooltip. |
| Integrations | The integrations page lists Canva, HubSpot, Mailchimp, Calendly, Typeform, Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Mixpanel, SharePoint, and Helppier API. | The docs provide a recipe for using React Joyride with the Next.js App Router, with the hook behind a client boundary. |
| Purpose | Helppier provides no-code interactive user guides, automated tours, and in-app messages to help onboard and assist users. | React Joyride creates guided tours for apps using interactive, step-by-step tooltips to showcase features or explain functionality. |
Helppier plans
- Standard (up to 1,000 MAUS)$49 a month
- Standard (up to 10,000 MAUS)$99 a month
- Standard (up to 20,000 MAUS)$199 a month
- Standard$299 a month
- Standard (up to 50,000 MAUS)$299 a month
- Standard (more than 50,000 MAUS)Priced on request
React Joyride plans
No prices published.
Pick Helppier if…
Helppier suits SaaS and software companies and product specialists such as founders, product managers, marketers, and customer success managers. It may fit teams seeking in-app guidance for web apps.
Pick React Joyride if…
React developers who want to guide users through app features with configurable tours may find it useful. It suits teams that need step hooks, portal rendering, or keyboard focus management.