Peeve vs Tandem
Tandem is an in-app support panel that surfaces answers and partial guidance inside your product. Peeve navigates the live interface itself, moving a cursor to the control and clicking it, rather than surfacing a panel of suggestions beside the product. The axes are motion and pricing: Peeve shows the path by moving through the real UI and publishes its prices, where a panel describes and a sales-led vendor quotes on a call.
Rarely. Tandem and Peeve target the same in-product support job, so teams generally choose one. Peeve's case is live motion, self-healing, an agent channel, and pricing you can read without a call.
Common questions.
How is Peeve different from Tandem?
Peeve moves through the live interface and clicks the control, DOM-verified, and re-verifies against the UI each session. A panel describes and suggests. Peeve also publishes its pricing and serves your users' agents over MCP, neither of which a sales-led panel typically does.
Does Peeve need a sales call?
No. Pricing is public (Starter $40, Growth $199, Scale $499) and the 14-day trial needs no card and no call. The whole self-serve model is the opposite of a quote-on-a-call motion.
Is Peeve self-serve to set up?
Yes. A snippet plus a 20-minute guided crawl, in an afternoon, with config in your repo. There's no vendor-assisted implementation phase required to go live.