Switch from Pendo to Userpilot. Fewer headaches, more savings.
More enterprise companies are moving away from Pendo to Userpilot everyday
All the Features Without the Paywalls
Ease of Use & Team Empowerment
Real
Partnership
& Expertise
Transparent Pricing & Superior ROI
Effortless, White-Glove Migration. We will do the heavy-liftng, free of charge.
We have a dedicated implementation process for former Pendo customers. A specialist will:
- Import all your historical events & analytics data.
- Recreate all of your Pendo content (guides, surveys...) 1:1.
- Onboard your team to ensure they are confident and ready to build from day one.
Stuck in a contract with 
?
- 50% off your current Pendo contract price or renewal rate
- Free and FULL access to Userpilot until your Pendo contract expires
- White-glove migration at no extra cost
What We’re Hearing from Pendo Users
Product teams tell us they're ready for a change. Here's what’s driving the switch.
With Pendo:
Face aggressive, multi-year contract pressure and opaque pricing that balloons to $30k, $50k, or even more.
With Userpilot:
Experience a true partnership with transparent pricing and flexible contracts. Our plans are public, predictable, and don’t require aggressive, multi-year lock-ins. No shocking renewal bills, ever.
With Pendo:
Pay more for essential features like Resource Centers, NPS, and key integrations. While the platform is robust, its full potential is ultimately out of reach for most customers.
With Userpilot:
Get powerful, enterprise-grade tools: like NPS, Resource Centers, and key integrations, without the enterprise price tag. No hidden fees, no paywalls – just everything your teams need to drive growth already included.
With Pendo:
Rely on developers to accomplish simple tasks. The platform is notoriously complex and difficult to use, especially for non-technical teams.
With Userpilot:
Enjoy the simplicity, reliability, and speed Userpilot offers. Turn ideas into live guides and insights in minutes. Powerful software doesn’t have to be complicated. Ranked #1 for Ease of Use on G2.
With Pendo:
Be constrained by rigid targeting rules. You can’t trigger guides based on real-time event attributes (like planType during login) or behavior (like clicking a button more than 3 times). Plus, you’re restricted to just five nested segments -often requiring developer workarounds.
With Userpilot:
Experience real-time targeting that just works. Trigger flows instantly based on any user or event attribute, with frequency filters and unlimited segment nesting – no code, no workarounds. Empower your team to build contextual experiences in minutes.
With Pendo:
Rely on data that is not always truly real-time. Analytics and segments often lag by over an hour and while guide calculations are fast, they are not instant. For a guide to appear (whether for a new user or after an edit), the visitor must refresh the page. This dependency on a user action makes truly in-the-moment guidance impossible.
With Userpilot:
Respond in real-time and take immediate action. The moment a user becomes eligible for a guide, it can appear – no page refresh required. Your analytics, segments, and guide edits all update in real-time, so you can engage users based on what they’re doing right now, not what they did an hour ago..
With Userpilot:
Pay for and wait for support that is limited to US business hours. Live chat is only for paid plans, and critical services like priority troubleshooting, phone support, and dedicated technical help are locked behind expensive “Premium Support” or “Professional Services” add-ons. This means getting timely, expert help often comes with another invoice.
With Userpilot:
Get universal access to fast support during global business hours – every customer, even those exploring our free trial. Priority troubleshooting and dedicated support are included with our Growth and Enterprise plans, ensuring you get the help you need, when you need it – no expensive “support package” required.
What's life like after Pendo?
The data is in, and the ex-Pendo customers have spoken.
