Comparison
Cortexvia vs Chatbase
Both train a chatbot on your own content and embed it with a snippet. The difference is the metering and the currency: message credits per month in USD, against messages per day in your local currency.
Side by side
Every Chatbase figure below is quoted from their own published pricing, with the page and the date we read it.
| Comparison | Cortexvia | Chatbase |
|---|---|---|
| Cheapest paid plan | - | $32/mo (~₹3,050) |
| Free plan | ₹0 | $0 |
| Priced in your currency | ||
| Limit resets every day | ||
| No monthly quota to run out | ||
| No charge per answer resolved | ||
| Messages per day, entry paid plan | - | — |
| Chatbots on the entry paid plan | - | — |
| Upload size per file | - | 1–40 MB by plan |
| Train on uploaded documents | ||
| Train on website pages | ||
| Train on YouTube links | — | |
| Choice of AI models | — | |
| Custom domain for the chatbot | — | |
| Vendor badge | Free tier only | $1,188/yr add-on (~₹1,13,500) |
| Billing currency | INR | USD |
A dash means Chatbase does not list it. Their figures were checked on 1 August 2026 against chatbase.co/pricing. Rupee amounts in brackets are approximate, converted at about 95.48 rupees to the dollar on 1 August 2026 — they bill in dollars, so what you pay moves with the rate. Plans change, so check their page before you decide. Our figures are the same ones on our pricing page.
What differs
Not a feature count. The four things that change what you pay and what you have to maintain.
Priced in your currency, not converted at checkout
Our plans are shown and charged in your local currency. What you see is what you pay, whatever a converted USD sticker looks like.
No per-answer charge
Plans are metered on messages per day. There is no per-resolution or per-outcome fee, so a busy week does not produce a surprise invoice.
One snippet, any platform
A CDN script rather than a per-platform app, so the same install works on WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, React, Next.js, and hand-written HTML.
Trust pages published up front
Security, privacy, data usage, and platform status are all public pages rather than documents you request from sales.
Questions
The things people ask when they are deciding between the two.
Comparisons
Same format, same rules: their published figures, the page we read, and the date.
Get started
The free tier is enough to upload two documents and put the chatbot on a live page, which is a better test than any comparison table.
Do not take our word for the table. Upload one real document, ask it five questions your team actually gets, and judge it on the answers.