Userlane vs. Userpilot

Well suited:

• Web-based software with many users, complex processes (or both) --> Easy to fix a lot of common support / training issues very fast
• Software rollouts with high costs associated to ensure user acceptance is great --> Great feedback from users
• Multiple applications where processes are adjusted regularly --> Fast to roll out across many apps and easy to maintain

Not so well suited:

• Desktop apps -- > Doesn't really work for desktop
• Mobile apps --> Limited support, only works for web-based mobile apps
• Small user base (less than 50 users) --> Not required when there are only a few users

Userpilot is very handy for those companies looking for a solution that can be implemented by someone other than a developer. Sure, the developer has to do the initial implementation but once that's done (took us about a day) then literally anyone else can create content. It has saved us a bunch of time not having to build and maintain a homegrown solution.

Despite the plugin and Web App being a bit clunky, overall it has been a positive experience. I've especially appreciated the help from the support team. They've always responded to me within a day and come up with creative solutions for what I'm trying to do. I've learned from my interactions with them that though it may not be as intuitive as you'd like, there's usually a solution.

Incentivized

• Unbiased people and company.
• Professional team.
• Solution oriented team.

Incentivized

• Need to Improve User level analytics
• Need to Improve UX/UI
• Need to improve reporting
• More option to export the analytics report ,Currently you can export in PDF.

Incentivized

• Easy to use content editor, no specific knowledge needed
• Super fast to create interactive guides, went live within days
• Clean and actionable analytics, not too bloated

I haven't used any other to much extent.

Incentivized

• Higher conversion rate.
• Less support needed.
• Proactive communication solves the most user questions.

Incentivized