Both put a chat window on your site, but the job is different. Resolution depth, pricing that meters conversations, real actions, and voice are where the decision is actually made.
Lyro is a capable FAQ answerer for a small site. It replies from your support content and hands the rest to your team, and Tidio's own Premium tier guarantees a 50% Lyro resolution rate. YourGPT trains on your knowledge base, docs, and APIs, so it resolves up to 90% of repeated queries on its own, and the deeper you integrate it, the more it closes end to end.
Common, recurring questions get resolved without a human in the loop.
Ingests your help center, docs, and APIs, not just a Q&A layer over your site.
Multi-step reasoning and actions handle cases a single scripted reply cannot.
Runs on the best available model under the hood, so quality is never tied to one vendor.

Tidio bills by conversation twice over: every plan meters billable conversations, and Lyro AI is a separate quota from $32.50 a month for 50 AI conversations, about $0.65 each at entry. Above Growth, Plus starts at $300 a month plus monthly usage. YourGPT is one flat plan from $39 a month plus AI credits you can forecast, whatever your volume does.
Your plan price does not change when more customers write in.
The AI agent is part of every plan, not a separately billed quota.
Usage runs on credits that vary by model, so spend stays predictable.
Advanced is $349 a month flat, not a base fee plus monthly usage.

Lyro replies from your support content. YourGPT agents go further and take real action: creating tickets, updating orders, processing refunds. Chatbot Studio connects the agent to your stack with visual API calls, custom code, and multi-step flows, and with Copilot Builder you can embed an AI copilot inside your own app.
Embed a copilot in your app that calls APIs, navigates your UI and performs real actions.
Connect live data and back-end actions visually from Chatbot Studio.
Run as an MCP server for tools like Claude Desktop and Cursor.
Launch from a Studio template library instead of a blank canvas.

Tidio covers live chat, email, and the big social messengers. YourGPT trains once and deploys everywhere your customers are, handling text, images, and voice across your site, WhatsApp, and more, in 100+ languages, with a clean handoff to your team when a human is needed.
Customers can type, send a photo, or talk, and the agent responds in kind.
Web, WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, Telegram, Slack, Discord, and more.
Deploy voice agents for phone and voice channels, which Tidio does not offer.
Consistent answers in over 100 languages with no extra setup.

Tidio is quick to install, and YourGPT keeps that speed while adding agent depth. Point it at your help center, website, and docs, set your tone and guardrails, connect your channels, and go live. You can run it alongside Tidio during the trial and compare resolution before you switch.
Launch a production agent without engineering help.
Ingest your site, help center, PDFs, Notion, and more in minutes.
Build and test your agent for free, no credit card required.
Keep your current widget live while you evaluate, then cut over at your pace.

Both handle chat on your site, but knowledge training, real actions, voice, and the pricing model are where they diverge.
Neither tool wins every category, because they are not built for the same job. Here is the honest read on which buyer each one fits.
Tidio's widget installs in minutes, looks good out of the box, and is well reviewed by small teams. If the job is your people answering chats personally, with AI only assisting at the edges, Tidio's core product is exactly that.
Tidio is built with ecommerce storefronts in mind, with a popular Shopify app and visitor tracking on the site. For a small store that mostly fields pre-sales questions in live chat, it is a focused, low-friction fit.
Tidio's free plan covers 50 billable conversations a month with 10 seats, plus 50 one-time Lyro AI conversations. If your volume genuinely fits inside that, Tidio costs nothing while YourGPT's cheapest plan is $39 a month billed annually.
If your team lives in Tidio's inbox and your automations are built in its Flows builder, staying put avoids a rebuild, especially if AI resolution is not the immediate priority.
This is the core difference. YourGPT trains on your help center, docs, and APIs and resolves up to 90% of repeated queries end to end. Lyro answers FAQ-style questions from your support content, and Tidio's own Premium tier guarantees a 50% Lyro resolution rate.
Tidio charges by billable conversations on every plan and sells Lyro as a separate quota, so a busy month raises the bill twice. YourGPT's flat plan plus AI credits ties cost to a price you set in advance, not to how many customers wrote in.
YourGPT agents take real action: creating tickets, updating orders, processing refunds. Chatbot Studio gives you visual API calls, custom code, and multi-step workflows, and MCP support connects the agent to external tools.
Train once and deploy across web, WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, Telegram, and Slack, in 100+ languages, with Voice AI for phone and a live handoff to your team when a conversation needs a human.
Common questions about choosing between Tidio and YourGPT, Lyro's pricing, and where each one fits.
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