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Overview
Widgo’s biggest pricing differentiator is that it is not demo-gated. The company currently offers a free-forever starting tier and publishes paid price points on its own comparison pages.
As of September 2026, Widgo publicly lists three monthly prices: $0, $249 and $833. Its comparison pages identify the $249 tier as Growth in examples and say the annual cost of Growth is $2,988, which is simply 12 months at $249.
Because the product is newly launched in its current form and pricing pages can change, treat these figures as time-sensitive and verify them on Widgo before purchase.
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Widgo Free
Widgo’s current product pages say the Free plan costs $0, requires no credit card and can remain free rather than expiring as a trial. Widgo’s own materials describe a 500-visitors-per-month allowance.
The terms of service clarify that usage is metered in unique Visitors per calendar month. A visitor who returns multiple times in the same month counts once. Bots and crawlers that Widgo identifies are not counted.
Staging and test installations do count, which matters during implementation if a team sends a lot of QA traffic through the widget.
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What happens when you exceed the allowance
Widgo’s terms say the website widget can keep working and answering visitors after the allowance is reached. However, conversations and leads beyond the allowance may be held and shown blurred in the dashboard.
Nothing is deleted. When the next month begins, the new allowance becomes visible, but previously blurred records remain blurred unless the account upgrades. An upgrade can unlock those held records retroactively.
That is an unusual model: the visitor-facing experience does not necessarily stop at the quota, but the business loses access to over-limit lead data until it pays.
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Paid tiers
Widgo’s own comparison pages currently show published monthly price points of $249 and $833 above Free. The public snippets used for this article do not provide a fully verified, current feature-by-feature matrix for both paid tiers, so this page should not invent which exact allowance or feature belongs to the $833 plan.
Before choosing a paid tier, confirm: monthly visitor allowance; number of websites/workspaces; CRM integrations; SSO/SAML; data residency; badge removal; API access; knowledge-base limits; support level; and whether any usage overage is billed or simply gated.
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How visitor billing works
Widgo uses unique monthly visitors rather than charging per AI answer or per qualified meeting, according to its terms.
This means the cost curve is tied more closely to site traffic than conversation depth. A visitor asking twenty questions does not necessarily represent twenty billable visitor units. Conversely, a high-traffic site can consume the allowance even if only a small share of visitors talk to the agent.
That distinction matters when comparing Widgo with products priced per resolution, conversation, seat, credit or booked meeting.
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Does Widgo charge for bots?
Widgo’s terms say bots and crawlers that it identifies do not count toward visitor usage. Product Hunt comments from the makers also say bot/datacenter traffic is filtered before free-plan quota is counted and that the free tier may place a human-verification step in front of chat.
Bot filtering is still vendor-controlled. Teams running paid acquisition or high bot traffic should watch their own usage dashboard rather than assume every crawler will be excluded.
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Billing, renewals and refunds
Widgo’s terms say paid plans are billed in advance through Stripe on a monthly or annual basis depending on the selected plan. Subscriptions automatically renew until cancelled.
Fees are generally non-refundable except where required by law. Cancellation stops future charges but does not refund the current term. Widgo says pricing changes for a renewal term require at least 30 days’ notice.
Taxes are excluded from listed prices and remain the customer’s responsibility where applicable.
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Free-plan trade-offs
The Free plan can display a “Built by Widgo” badge and may present a one-time human-verification step before a visitor begins a conversation. Removing the badge requires a paid plan under the current terms.
The free plan is also restricted from certain higher-risk uses. Widgo says it may not be used on sites directed at children or for regulated medical, legal, financial or insurance advice where the agent’s answers could materially affect users.
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Is $249/month expensive?
That depends on the site and sales motion. The relevant comparison is not only chatbot pricing; it is the value of answering high-intent questions, qualifying visitors and booking sales meetings without a human immediately present.
For a B2B site that produces valuable opportunities, $249 can be small relative to one qualified deal. For a low-traffic site with little commercial intent, the free tier may be enough—or the product may not be necessary at all.
Do not use Widgo’s own competitor cost claims as neutral market benchmarks. Its comparison pages cite much higher all-in estimates for enterprise competitors, but those claims should be independently verified before publication in any comparison article.
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How to estimate your Widgo cost
Start with monthly unique website visitors rather than pageviews. Then identify the share of traffic on pages where the widget will actually load. If page-level targeting is available, limiting Widgo to pricing, enterprise and product pages may reduce usage and increase signal quality.
Next, estimate how many qualified meetings would need to be created for the plan to pay for itself. Use your actual opportunity value and close rate rather than Widgo’s marketing claims.
Finally, include operational costs: CRM cleanup, knowledge-base maintenance, transcript review and any compliance/security work.
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FAQ
Does Widgo have a free plan?
Yes. Widgo currently advertises a free-forever plan with no card required and describes it as including 500 visitors per month.
How does Widgo count visitors?
Its terms say usage is based on unique visitors per calendar month. Repeat visits by the same visitor in the month count once, while detected bots/crawlers are excluded.
What happens if I exceed the free limit?
The widget can continue answering, but excess conversations/leads may be held and blurred in the dashboard until reset or upgrade.
How much is Widgo Growth?
Widgo’s current comparison pages list Growth at $249 per month and $2,988 per year at monthly-equivalent arithmetic.
Is there an $833 plan?
Widgo’s own comparison pages currently list $0, $249 and $833 monthly price points. The exact current name, allowance and feature set for the $833 tier should be verified on the live pricing page before purchase.
Does Widgo charge per conversation?
The terms describe billing usage in unique monthly visitors, not per individual message or conversation.
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Facts were rechecked against the linked sources immediately before publication. Pricing, product availability and rollout status can change.