s SuppyHQ

Customer support is your job.
Typing the same answer isn't.

An email inbox for founders and small teams. Stop typing the same answers. You stay for the hard ones.

Most tools try to get you out of the conversation.

That's backwards. The refund, the apology, the exception: that's the relationship. You should be there.

The same "how do I export?" for the fortieth time is just typing. You shouldn't. When you've already answered it, Suggested replies puts that answer in the composer. You hit send.

Why presence still matters →

Suggested replies. Your old answer, ready.

No bot on "how do I export." If you've answered it here before, that reply is ready. Send or skip.

Suggested replies

Questions you've answered before

1 waiting
JL

Jordan Lee

jordan@acme.com

Answered before · 40 times

They asked

How do I export my data?

Suggested reply

Edit in thread →

Settings → Export. It builds a zip and emails you the download link, usually within a minute.

Send Skip Open full thread →

Don't start at message one.

You still answer. You don't reread forty messages first. The summary sits above the composer.

Other conversations with this person are one click. The thread is still there if you need it.

SC

Sarah Chen

sarah@acme.com

3 past conversations

Can I switch to annual now?

SC

Does Fusionaly have an annual plan?

You

Yes, $190 for the year. Two months free.

12 earlier messages

AI summary so you skim, not scroll
  • Asked about annual billing in March. You said $190 for the year.
  • Upgraded to Pro on Mar 4.
  • Now asking to switch to annual.

Half the repeats never become email.

Guides in a widget on your site. Customers find the answer themselves. What's left lands in your inbox. You reply as a person.

Face mode
Carlos

I read every email myself. Usually reply within a day.

sarah@acme.com

Message
What do you need?
Send
Or browse my guides

Founder voice. First-person greeting. Contact-first because the relationship is the offer.

Icon mode
Support

How can we help?

Guides Contact
How do I export my data?
Refund policy
Cancel my subscription
Update my billing email
Support

Brand voice. A label, not a name. Guides up front because the company is the offer.

One script tag.

Paste once on your authenticated app pages. Required: tenant, user-email, user-name. The rest are optional. Sensible defaults apply if you omit them.

<script src="https://app.suppyhq.com/w.js"
        data-suppyhq-tenant="acme"
        data-suppyhq-user-email="{{ current_user.email }}"
        data-suppyhq-user-name="{{ current_user.name }}"
        data-suppyhq-position="right"
        data-suppyhq-avatar-mode="face"
        data-suppyhq-label="How can I help"
        data-suppyhq-headline="I read every email myself. Usually reply within a day."
        data-suppyhq-success-title="Got it."
        data-suppyhq-success-message="I'll reply by email as soon as I can."
        defer></script>

Polar · Stripe

Know who you're talking to.

Subscribed, upgraded, refunded, sitting next to the email. Not in another tab.

SC

Sarah Chen

Active subscriber

sarah@acme.com

Lifetime value
$66
Recurring
$19/mo
Plan
Fusionaly Pro
Customer since
Jan 2026

3 past conversations

In the thread

  • Subscribed to Fusionaly Starter · $9/mo Jan 12
  • Upgraded to Fusionaly Pro · $19/mo Mar 4

Read-only keys. We can't charge or refund. · Need a different provider? Write me → · The stack →

What you put up with. What you get instead.

Support today

You type the same answer over and over.

With SuppyHQ

Suggested replies. Your old answer, ready in the composer. You still hit send.

Support today

A 40-message thread. You start from the top every time.

With SuppyHQ

AI summary above the composer. Skim, then reply.

Support today

No idea who they are, what they paid, or what they bought.

With SuppyHQ

Lifetime value, plan, and products above the thread. You stay present.

Carlos Castellanos

Carlos Castellanos @karloscodes

I run support for four products, including Fusionaly, LogNorth, and Pomotto. After answering the same questions hundreds of times from Gmail, I built SuppyHQ so I could stay in the hard conversations and stop typing the easy ones. Same question again? Suggested replies puts my old answer in the composer. I click, edit if needed, send. I use it every day. Why I built this →

One person runs this. Built for founders and small teams who still answer customers themselves. I have technical access to your data. I don't read it unless you email me for help.

Questions? karloscodes@suppyhq.com

One price. Locked for life.

$29/mo

Free until you've talked to more than 10 people. $29/month after.

Your price is locked the day you sign up. It never goes up on you.

  • Every feature, built in

    No add-ons, no upgrade tier. The whole product, one price.

  • 5,000 emails a month

    More if you ask.

  • Cancel anytime

    No questions, no retention pitch. Export everything and take it with you.

Start free

No card to start.

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Questions.

Who is this for?

Founders and small teams who sell software, courses, or digital products and still answer customers themselves. You're tired of typing the same answer by hand.

Does AI send replies for me?

The built-in Suggested replies don't send. If you've already answered the question, that reply is ready in the composer. You hit send. Connect Claude, Codex, or Cursor if you want an agent to draft or send. That's optional.

How do customers contact me?

Email: you@suppyhq.com on your site. Or a widget, one line of HTML. Both land in your inbox.

Can I use my existing email?

Yes. Forward your support@ address to your SuppyHQ address and every incoming message shows up in SuppyHQ with full customer context. You can keep replying from your old inbox if you want. BCC your SuppyHQ address on the reply and it files the outgoing message in the thread too.

Can I send from support@mycompany.com?

Not today. Customers email yourname@suppyhq.com and replies go from there. If you'd use it, tell me. That's how features get built.

I sell multiple products. Does SuppyHQ handle that?

Yes. Connect your one Stripe or Polar account and SuppyHQ picks up every product, every customer, every purchase. A customer who buys two of your products shows up as one person with two purchases.

Does SuppyHQ send marketing emails?

No cold email, no lead lists. Every message, including follow-ups and letters, goes to someone who already bought from you.

Is there an email limit?

5,000 outbound emails a month. If you're close, email me and I'll bump it. Cold lists: we're not the tool.

How much does it cost?

$29/mo flat. Free until you've talked to more than 10 people. No card, no time limit. Past 10, you move to $29/mo, locked at your signup price for life.

What happens when I've talked to more than 10 people?

You get 7 days to add a card. After that, outbound replies pause until you pay. Inbound mail keeps flowing. Nothing is lost. $29/mo, locked at your signup price.

Does connecting Stripe or Polar count against my free 10?

No. Importing customers is free. The count is people who've actually written in, so you only start paying once your 11th person starts a conversation. Connect an account with thousands of customers and you're still on the free tier until they reach out.

Where is my data stored?

On a Hetzner server in Germany. Conversations, customer data, and file attachments, all in one place, on one server I own. TLS in transit. One person has access: me. We don't sell your data.

Can I export my data?

Yes, anytime. Request an export from settings and you get a zip with every conversation, every customer record, every attachment. No waiting, no tier requirements. It's your data.

What if you disappear?

Solo dev, single VPS, daily encrypted backups. Every conversation, customer, and message exports as a ZIP from settings. Your data doesn't depend on me staying online.

What if I delete my account?

Delete from settings. Your conversations, customer data, payment history, and files are wiped within 15 days. Your SuppyHQ address is retired forever. No one can take it or impersonate you.

Customer support is your job.

Typing the same answer isn't.

Built by one founder. I use it on my own support.