UVdesk is an open-source and SaaS helpdesk for e-commerce and SMB support teams. See its features, pricing plans, pros and cons.
Category
Customer Support
Pricing
freemium, from Free (open-source); paid plans from $8/agent/month
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Last updated
July 19, 2026
Founded
2010
Headquarters
Noida, India
Free PlanWeb AppOpen SourceFreemiumSelf-Hosted
What Is UVdesk
UVdesk is a customer support ticketing platform built by Webkul, an Indian software company founded in 2010 in Noida by Vinay Yadav, Vipin Sahu, and Prakash Sahu. It is written in PHP and MySQL on the Symfony framework and is offered as both a free, self-hosted open-source Community edition and a hosted SaaS product with per-agent pricing.
The platform is aimed heavily at e-commerce and marketplace sellers, given Webkul's broader ecosystem of extensions for platforms like Magento, Shopify, and WooCommerce.
Key Features
UVdesk consolidates support requests from email, live chat, social channels, and marketplaces like Amazon into a single ticket dashboard, with automation rules that route and tag tickets based on criteria such as issue type or priority.
Additional capabilities include canned response templates, a customer-facing knowledge base and self-service portal, and agent performance reporting that tracks response times and resolution rates.
Pricing
The open-source Community edition of UVdesk is free to self-host indefinitely, giving teams full source code access with no user limits. The hosted SaaS version is billed per agent, starting around 8 dollars per agent per month when billed annually, or about 11 dollars per agent per month on a month-to-month basis, with a minimum of two agents.
There is no free hosted SaaS tier; the free option is specifically the self-hosted open-source edition.
Key Features
Multichannel ticketing — Aggregate support requests from email, chat, social, and marketplaces into one dashboard.
Open-source Community edition — Self-host the full ticketing system for free under an open license.
Workflow automation — Automatically route and tag tickets based on rules like issue type or priority.
Canned responses and templates — Speed up replies with reusable response templates.
Knowledge base and customer portal — Let customers self-serve answers before contacting support.
Marketplace integrations — Connect with e-commerce platforms like Magento, Shopify, and WooCommerce.