atSpoke was a ticketing and request management app designed to support IT help desks, HR, or management with handling employee requests and assistance needs. It was acquired by Okta in 2021, and is no longer available.
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GLPI
Score 8.3 out of 10
Mid-Size Companies (51-1,000 employees)
GLPI is an IT Service Management software based on open source technologies. It is a suite for IT, project, financial and user management. GLPI can support companies of any size, and offers both on-premises and cloud (SaaS) solutions.
$23
per IT agent/per month
osTicket
Score 8.5 out of 10
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osTicket is an open-source help desk / ticketing platform that can create inquiries online, through email, and through phone calls.
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Pricing
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Editions & Modules
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GLPI Network Cloud
$23
per IT agent/per month
Basic
$1,455
for <10 IT agents; <500 IT assets
Standard
$4,365
for <50 IT agents; < 5000 IT assets
Advanced
$14,550
for >51 IT agents; > 5001 IT assets
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Offerings
Pricing Offerings
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Free Trial
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Yes
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Free/Freemium Version
No
Yes
Yes
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No
No
No
Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
$1,200 per installation
No setup fee
Additional Details
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Prices for on-premises support L.3 and editor´s guarantee depends on the number of IT agents and IT assets. The price for GLPI Network Cloud is unique price per IT agent/per month. IT assets are free of charge and unlimited on GLPI Network Cloud. End users are free of charge for both options.
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Community Pulse
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Spoke outperforms ManageEngine Service Desk Plus on all levels. The user interface is a lot more user-friendly. Service Desk Plus did not offer any AI-driven auto-responses. They also did not offer any Slack integration which is the primary way (and preferred) that our …
Spoke is just... easier. Easier to set up and easier to use, for both admins and users. We already have asset management and didn’t necessarily need our ticketing system to be directly connected to it. We wanted a product that was friendly to use, not crazy expensive, and …
osTicket has proven to be a very useful tool for the team to help support the business. Open-source was the right price point and self-hosting as mentioned was quite important (however I believe that osTicket does have a hosting solution available if needed). Jitbit was a …
SysAid free version has comparable features compare to osTicket such as Email to Ticket and self service portal however the cost to upgrade to the full version did sway our decision.
This company wanted to first explore how a ticketing/support system could benefit their organization before investing [in] a solution. Firstly osTicket is open source and doesn't have a license fee and secondly, because of [its] simplicity, it is quick to implement in the …
While osTicket doesn't offer anywhere near the amount of features that ZenDesk provides. OsTicket is completely free and doesn't have a monthly or per agent cost. Also, ZenDesk doesn't offer any self-hosting options as opposed to osTicket which is completely open source and can …
It's important to note that we went back and forth between keeping a hosted subscription to osTicket and jumping ship into our own world of osTicket development, since even these two internal products can be compared. We did look at Zendesk but that was only after we decided to …
Comparing OsTicket with the above paid CS platforms would not be fair as OsTicket is free and it might have more limited functionality compared to the other two. However, when it comes ease of use and functionality, OsTicket might also be considered as one of the best customer …
With our experience, it is very well tailored to organizing our work requests to the IT dept in a very organized, user friendly fashion. The 'smart' technology allows all employees to submit a ticket within their favorite software / process (e.g. Slack vs. email) and IT can field requests in a central location.
GLPI is well suited to an on prem environment, I work for a company that values open-source software and European solutions. I have no experience with GLPI cloud hosted solution or their support as we have in house devs that fix and improve our installation, their community in the support forum is excellent if you have a question or want advice on an issue.
osTicket is very well suited for small to medium environments where the budget might be tight or a complex system isn't desired. The basic pillars of osTicket being that it is simple, lightweight, reliable, open source, and best of all free really make osTicket a great alternative to higher-cost customer support systems. While osTicket does have shortfalls which would be bad for some environments—like not offering social media integration, lacking a flashy user interface, no detailed analytics (satisfaction, performance, etc.), no live chat/messaging, and any detailed customization requires PHP knowledge—osTicket is a great free and simple support system without the extra features and costs the alternatives offer.
osTicket's hosted version is expensive and customization is kind of hard to come by. So, unless you have programming-proficient developers on hand (we do!) you will need to accept the options that you are paying for.
osTicket's community forum has had some bugs recently as they have rolled out a new platform for it. For people who rely on the community forum extensively, this is a set back. Again, this is more of an issue for those using open source and not the SaaS version.
We’ve used GLPI for many years and the interface has gotten better with every major release, the dashboard is easy to use and customizable.
With the massive catalogue of plugins, you can change or add so many features and if you have the right team, you can turn it into a completely unique piece of software.
So, if the default setup isn’t to your liking you can tweak it extensively.
I am familiar with osTicket and this allow me to teach all the staff and support them whenever they have any concern regarding the usability and following processes.
Any questions we've had were fielded in a very timely manner and their staff have been very helpful in our launch and ongoing inquiries. Internally, it has been very well received amongst staff and has increased efficiency, company wide
Spoke outperforms ManageEngine Service Desk Plus on all levels. The user interface is a lot more user-friendly. Service Desk Plus did not offer any AI-driven auto-responses. They also did not offer any Slack integration which is the primary way (and preferred) that our employees prefer to put in tickets. This alone is worth its weight in gold.
This company wanted to first explore how a ticketing/support system could benefit their organization before investing [in] a solution. Firstly osTicket is open source and doesn't have a license fee and secondly, because of [its] simplicity, it is quick to implement in the organization. These were the key 2 drivers to choose osTicket. Of course, there are trial versions of the other products available but the implementation time needed is longer since their functionality suite is larger than what osTicket offers. Those extra features aren't needed (yet) so that is the third and final reason why osTicket was chosen and probably will stay until the need for more functionality arises.