The WalkMe alternative

Gleap. WalkMe is a custom-quoted enterprise digital adoption platform - buyers report ~$43k median and ~$79k average per year, plus separate implementation fees. Gleap does product tours, onboarding checklists and tooltips too, at a flat $149/mo with unlimited seats, and adds AI support, in-app bug reporting with session replay, feature voting, roadmap, changelog, surveys and a knowledge base. AI usage is billed by actual tokens and selected model. See pricing.

WalkMe publishes no public pricing - every deal is a custom quote on a multi-year contract. Reported buyer data puts the median around $43k/yr and the average near $79k/yr, with a floor around $9k-$10k/yr, implementation billed separately from $10k-$100k+, and AI, Session Playback and Discovery sold as add-ons. Gleap Team is $149/mo flat, with no implementation fee.

Yes. Gleap delivers no-code product tours, onboarding checklists, tooltips and hotspots - on web and on native iOS, Android, React Native and Flutter - for $149/mo with unlimited seats. WalkMe requires CSS and jQuery skills plus dedicated staff to maintain flows; Gleap tours install in one line of code.

Gleap goes well beyond a digital adoption tool. The same platform runs Kai for AI support, Kai Code to turn in-app bug reports with session replay into pull requests, and Kai PM to auto-build a revenue-weighted roadmap from feedback, plus changelog, surveys and a knowledge base. WalkMe focuses on product tours and onboarding only.

Yes. SAP completed its acquisition of WalkMe in 2024 for about $1.5 billion, and WalkMe is now positioned as the SAP Digital Adoption Platform with deepening integration into SAP's enterprise suite. Gleap is an independent all-in-one customer support and product platform built for product-led teams of any size, starting at $149/mo.

Yes - SOC 2 Type 2 audited and GDPR compliant, with EU/US data residency available on Enterprise. Gleap is rated 4.6/5 on G2 and trusted by 4,500+ teams, with a 14-day free trial.