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Userpilot vs WalkMe: which tool fits your team?

Both build in-app guidance and measure how people use software, and reviewers praise both for ease of use and support. They differ in who they're built for and how they sell: Userpilot is a product growth platform for SaaS teams, priced by monthly active users with its entry price on the page, while WalkMe guides employees or customers across web, desktop and mobile apps and quotes both of its versions.

By Yağmur Çiftçi · Published 22 Oct 2026 · Updated 4 Nov 2026 · How we compared

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Userpilot

$299 / mo

entry price, Starter, up to 2,000 MAUs and 3 seats; the page does not say whether this is billed monthly or annually

Priced by
Monthly active users (MAUs)
Free plan
Not listed
Free trial
14-day free trial, no credit card required
Prices printed
Starter and Growth
Desktop apps
Not listed
Session replay
Growth plan and up
G2 rating
4.6 / 5 from 1,023 reviews

Choose Userpilot if

  • you want to see a price before a sales call: Starter is $299 / mo for up to 2,000 MAUs, and Growth is from $849 a month
  • you want session replay and A/B testing alongside your in-app flows and product analytics (Growth and up)
  • you want a 14-day trial without a credit card
  • you're onboarding users of your own SaaS product rather than staff across many applications

WalkMe

Custom quote

entry price, Both offerings (for employees and for customers) are 'Get a quote'

Priced by
Not listed
Free plan
Not listed
Free trial
Not listed
Prices printed
None
Desktop apps
WalkMe Menu; SAP GUI in the employee version
Session replay
Not listed
G2 rating
4.5 / 5 from 583 reviews

Choose WalkMe if

  • you're guiding employees through many internal and third-party applications, including SAP GUI for Windows
  • you need guidance in your own native or hybrid iOS and Android apps, or on desktop through the WalkMe Menu
  • you want company-wide visibility of web-app usage down to the user (Discovery, in the employee version)
  • you're prepared to buy by quote: WalkMe's page lists no prices, billing unit or trial

Userpilot or WalkMe: which should you choose?

Pick Userpilot if you're a SaaS team improving onboarding in your own product and want to see the price up front: Starter is $299 / mo for up to 2,000 MAUs, and Growth, from $849 a month, adds funnels and retention, session replay, email, A/B testing and localization. Pick WalkMe if you need to guide employees across many applications, including SAP GUI and your own native iOS and Android apps, or want Discovery's company-wide view of web-app usage: its employee version covers all of these, but neither version has a printed price, billing unit or trial.

Reviewers praise both for ease of use (590 of the 1,022 Userpilot reviews we read, 252 of the 583 WalkMe reviews) and for support (437 and 217), and both name the learning curve as their top complaint (270 and 152). They differ on the rest: Userpilot's analytics is praised in 419 reviews against WalkMe's 113, while WalkMe is praised for employee and internal-software adoption in 165 against Userpilot's 4. WalkMe reviewers more often report flows breaking when the underlying app changes (39 against 11), the tool slowing the app (27 of 583 against 26 of 1,022) and slow support responses (50 against 15); Userpilot reviewers more often fault reporting depth (185 against 40).

How do Userpilot and WalkMe differ?

Userpilot

A product growth platform for SaaS teams: in-app flows plus product analytics, priced by MAUs.

Userpilot builds flows, spotlights, banners, embeds and checklists, with NPS surveys and usage trends on every plan. Growth adds the resource center, other in-app surveys, funnels, retention and paths, event autocapture, session replay, email, A/B testing and localization. Native iOS and Android support is on Enterprise or an add-on on Growth.

Our Userpilot review

WalkMe

A digital adoption platform for employee and customer software across web, desktop and mobile, sold by quote.

WalkMe sells one platform in two versions. Both include step-by-step guidance, onboarding tours, tooltips and pop-ups, the WalkMe Menu, surveys with branching, analytics with funnels and paths, auto-translated localization and a Mobile Native SDK. The employee version adds Discovery, workflow automation, pre-configured templates, real-time collaboration, UI Intelligence and WalkMe for SAP GUI. Behavioural segments are capped at 10 per system, each up to 50,000 users.

Our WalkMe review

Userpilot vs WalkMe pricing: what does each cost?

Userpilot figures read on userpilot.com 19 Oct 2026; WalkMe figures read on walkme.com 19 Oct 2026.

UserpilotWalkMe
Priced byMonthly active users (MAUs)Not listed
Free planNot listedNot listed
Free trial14-day free trial, no credit card requiredNot listed
Entry price$299 / mo, Starter, up to 2,000 MAUs and 3 seats; the page does not say whether this is billed monthly or annuallyCustom quote, Both offerings (for employees and for customers) are 'Get a quote'
PlansStarter, Growth, EnterpriseWalkMe Digital Adoption Platform (for employees), WalkMe Digital Adoption Platform (for customers)
What the plans changeMAU range, seats, segments, data retention and featuresEmployee or customer version; the employee version adds Discovery, automation and SAP GUI
Usage limits printedStarter: 2,000 MAUs, 3 seats, 10 segments10 behavioural segments per system, up to 50,000 users each
Next plan upGrowth: from $849 / mo, 2,000 MAUs included, up to 100,000No tiers listed
Add-onsOn Growth: HubSpot, Salesforce, warehouse sync, bulk import and export, native mobileNot listed

Userpilot's $299 / mo buys Starter: up to 2,000 MAUs, 3 seats, up to 10 segments and 1 year of data retention; the page doesn't say whether that's billed monthly or yearly, or what happens above the MAU range. WalkMe's pricing page prints no price, currency, tier or billing unit for either version: both are 'Get a quote'. Of the reviews we read, 73 of 1,022 Userpilot and 36 of 583 WalkMe reviews criticise the price or plan structure.

Userpilot vs WalkMe features: what can each do?

CapabilityUserpilotWalkMe
Step-by-step toursIncludedIncluded
Product analyticsTrends on every plan; funnels, retention and paths from GrowthFunnels, paths, events and custom dashboards in both versions
Session replayGrowth plan and upNot listed
A/B testingGrowth plan and upNot listed
Native mobile appsEnterprise; add-on on GrowthMobile Native SDK, both versions
Desktop appsNot listedWalkMe Menu; SAP GUI in the employee version
Company-wide app usageNot listedDiscovery, employee version

Feature by feature

A tick means the vendor’s pages list the feature on every plan or name no plan; text names the plan or version they put it on. A dash means the pages we read don’t mention it, which is not proof the product lacks it. “Only differences” keeps the features just one of the two lists.

FeatureUserpilotWalkMe
Experiences
Product toursIncludedEmployee and customer versions
ChecklistsIncludedEmployee and customer versions
Resource centerGrowth plan and upEmployee and customer versions
LocalizationGrowth plan and upEmployee and customer versions
Custom CSS and themesGrowth plan and upNot listed
Tooltips and hotspotsIncludedEmployee and customer versions
Modals and bannersIncludedEmployee and customer versions
Workflow automationNot listedEmployee version
Feedback
In-app surveysAll plans (NPS); Growth plan and up (surveys)Employee and customer versions
Targeting and analytics
Segmentation and targetingIncludedEmployee and customer versions
Product analyticsAll plans (trends); Growth plan and up (advanced)Employee and customer versions
Session replayGrowth plan and upNot listed
A/B testingGrowth plan and upNot listed
Event trackingAll plans (programmatic events); Growth plan and up (labeled, custom and autocaptured events)Employee and customer versions
App discoveryNot listedEmployee version
AI
MCP serverIncludedIncluded
AI content creationGrowth plan and up (AI guides builder)Employee and customer versions
AI insightsGrowth plan and upEmployee and customer versions
AI assistantNot listedEmployee and customer versions
Platforms and channels
Mobile appsEnterprise; add-on on GrowthEmployee and customer versions
EmailGrowth plan and upNot listed
Push notificationsEnterprise; add-on on GrowthNot listed
Web appsIncludedEmployee and customer versions
Desktop appsNot listedBoth versions (Menu); employee version (SAP GUI)
Integrations
CRM integrationsEnterprise; add-on on GrowthIncluded
Analytics integrationsIncludedIncluded
Support tool integrationsIncludedIncluded
API and webhooksGrowth plan and upEmployee and customer versions
Data warehouse integrationsEnterprise; add-on on GrowthNot listed
Identity provider integrationNot listedIncluded
Data integrationsNot listedEmployee and customer versions
Security and admin
SSOEnterpriseEmployee and customer versions
Data hostingGrowth plan and upEmployee and customer versions
ComplianceIncludedIncluded
Roles and permissionsEnterpriseEmployee and customer versions

From Userpilot's and WalkMe's own pages (pricing, product, integrations and help-center pages), checked 3 Nov 2026. Userpilot's pricing page lists flows, spotlights, banners and embeds under in-app engagement without describing them; embeds are counted in the Product tours row.

Where is each one stronger?

Userpilot

AreaStrengthLimitation
PricingPrices printed for Starter ($299 / mo) and Growth (from $849 a month), with a 14-day trial that needs no credit card.The page doesn't say whether prices are billed monthly or yearly, or what happens over the MAU range; Enterprise is a quote.
AnalyticsTrends on every plan; funnels, retention, paths, event autocapture and 5,000 session replays a month on Growth. Analytics is praised in 419 of the 1,022 reviews we read.Reporting and analytics depth is also the third most-named complaint (185), and Starter keeps 1 year of data.
PlatformsNative iOS and Android support, mobile analytics and mobile push notifications are listed.Only on Enterprise or as a Growth add-on, and the pages we read don't mention desktop apps.
ReviewsEase of use (590 of 1,022 reviews read), the support team (437) and flow types (431) lead the praise.The learning curve is the most-named complaint (270 of 1,022).

WalkMe

AreaStrengthLimitation
PricingThe page lists in detail what each version includes, from analytics and AI authoring to SSO, 2FA and US or EU data centers.No prices, tiers, billing unit or trial; 36 of the 583 reviews we read criticise the price or plan structure.
PlatformsA Mobile Native SDK for native and hybrid iOS and Android apps, the WalkMe Menu on desktop, and SAP GUI support in the employee version.Behavioural segments are capped at 10 per system, each up to 50,000 users.
Employee adoptionDiscovery shows company-wide web-app usage down to the user; 165 of the 583 reviews we read praise it for employee and internal-software adoption.Flows breaking when the underlying app changes come up in 39 of the reviews we read, and slowing the app in 27.
ReviewsEase of use (252 of 583 reviews read), flow types (228) and the support team (217) lead the praise.The learning curve (152), missing features (97) and editor friction (87) are the most-named complaints.

What do Userpilot and WalkMe reviewers say?

Userpilot

4.6

1,023 reviews on G2 · read 3 Nov 2026

Reviewers most often praise ease of use (590 of 1,022 reviews), the support team (437), the flow types such as tours, tooltips and checklists (431) and analytics (419). The criticisms named most are the learning curve and hard-to-find settings (270), missing features (204) and reporting and analytics depth (185), while 135 reviews name no dislike.

G2’s star split

  • 5 stars790 reviews
  • 4 stars220 reviews
  • 3 stars12 reviews
  • 2 stars1 reviews
  • 1 stars0 reviews

G2 counts a 4.5 with the 5-star reviews.

Where the reviews we read came from

  • Organic 987
  • Invited by G2 34
  • G2 charity campaign 1
  • Incentivized 46

Praised for

  • Easy to use590/1,022 reviews
  • Customer support and success team437/1,022 reviews
  • Flow types: tours, tooltips, checklists, modals431/1,022 reviews
  • Analytics and product insights419/1,022 reviews
  • Builds flows without developers291/1,022 reviews

Criticised for

  • Learning curve, hard-to-find settings270/1,022 reviews
  • Missing features204/1,022 reviews
  • Reporting and analytics depth185/1,022 reviews
  • Builder or browser-extension friction104/1,022 reviews
  • Bugs and glitches81/1,022 reviews

135 of 1,022 name no dislike at all.

1,022 of the 1,023 reviews on G2, every one its filters let us reach, each read and tagged by an AI model against a fixed list of themes. Written 2018–2026; 168 in the year before 3 Nov 2026.

WalkMe

4.5

583 reviews on G2 · read 3 Nov 2026

Of 583 reviews, the most praise goes to ease of use (252), walkthroughs, tips and other flow types (228) and the customer support and success team (217), followed by named results such as faster onboarding or fewer support tickets (190) and guiding employees through internal software (165). The most common criticisms are the learning curve (152), missing features (97) and friction in the editor (87), followed by bugs (55), support response times (50) and flows that break when the underlying app changes (39); 69 reviews name no dislike.

G2’s star split

  • 5 stars449 reviews
  • 4 stars112 reviews
  • 3 stars15 reviews
  • 2 stars3 reviews
  • 1 stars4 reviews

G2 counts a 4.5 with the 5-star reviews.

Where the reviews we read came from

  • Invited by G2 for WalkMe 299
  • Invited by WalkMe 165
  • Organic 76
  • Invited by G2 39
  • G2 charity campaign 4
  • Incentivized 510

Praised for

  • Easy to use252/583 reviews
  • Flow types: tours, tooltips, checklists, modals228/583 reviews
  • Customer support and success team217/583 reviews
  • Results: activation, adoption, fewer tickets190/583 reviews
  • Employee and internal-software adoption165/583 reviews

Criticised for

  • Learning curve, hard-to-find settings152/583 reviews
  • Missing features97/583 reviews
  • Builder or browser-extension friction87/583 reviews
  • Bugs and glitches55/583 reviews
  • Support response time50/583 reviews

69 of 583 name no dislike at all.

All 583 reviews on G2, each read and tagged by an AI model against a fixed list of themes. Written 2012–2026; 59 in the year before 3 Nov 2026.

How we compared

Prices, plans and limits come from each vendor’s own pages, read on the dates below through a US browser session; nothing is taken from memory or from other review sites. Userpilot's were re-checked against screenshots of its live pricing page 19 Oct 2026. WalkMe's were re-checked against screenshots of its live pricing page 19 Oct 2026.

Userpilot on G2: 4.6 / 5 from 1,023 reviews, read 3 Nov 2026. 1,022 of the 1,023 reviews on G2, every one its filters let us reach, each read and tagged by an AI model against a fixed list of themes.

WalkMe on G2: 4.5 / 5 from 583 reviews, read 3 Nov 2026. All 583 reviews on G2, each read and tagged by an AI model against a fixed list of themes.

Feature cells say “Not listed” when a vendor’s pages don’t mention the feature, not that it’s missing. Spotted something out of date? Write to hello@useronboarding.academy.

Userpilot vs WalkMe: FAQ

Is Userpilot cheaper than WalkMe?

On printed prices it can't be settled: Userpilot shows Starter at $299 / mo for up to 2,000 MAUs and Growth from $849 a month, while WalkMe's pricing page shows no prices, tiers or billing unit for either version. Comparing them needs a WalkMe quote.

Which is better for employee onboarding?

WalkMe sells a version for employees that adds Discovery (company-wide web-app usage down to the user), workflow automation, templates and SAP GUI support, and 165 of the 583 WalkMe reviews we read praise it for employee and internal-software adoption. Userpilot's pages describe a product growth platform for SaaS teams, and 4 of the 1,022 Userpilot reviews we read praise it for employee adoption.

Do Userpilot and WalkMe work in mobile and desktop apps?

WalkMe's pricing page lists a Mobile Native SDK for native and hybrid iOS and Android apps in both versions, a WalkMe Menu for web, mobile and desktop, and, in the employee version, support for SAP GUI for Windows (v7.70 and higher) and SAP Business Client. Userpilot lists native iOS and Android support on Enterprise and as an add-on on Growth; the pages we read don't mention desktop apps.

Which has better analytics?

Userpilot puts trends on every plan and funnels, retention, paths, custom dashboards, event autocapture and session replay on Growth; analytics is praised in 419 of the 1,022 reviews we read, and its depth criticised in 185. WalkMe lists insights, flow analytics with funnels and paths, tracked events, custom dashboards and AI Insights in both versions; analytics is praised in 113 of its 583 reviews we read, and its depth criticised in 40.

Can I try them for free?

Userpilot offers a 14-day free trial without a credit card; its pricing page lists no free plan. WalkMe's pricing page lists neither a free plan nor a trial: its options are 'Get a quote', 'Request a quote' and 'Request a demo'.

How are their G2 ratings?

Userpilot is rated 4.6 out of 5 from 1,023 reviews and WalkMe 4.5 from 583, as read on 3 Nov 2026. We read all 583 of WalkMe's and 1,022 of Userpilot's 1,023, every one G2's filters let us reach. 987 of the Userpilot reviews we read were organic, while 464 of the WalkMe reviews were invited by WalkMe or by G2 on its behalf; the source chips above show the split.

How did you compare them?

We read each vendor's pricing and integrations pages on 19 Oct 2026 and recorded only what they state, then had an AI model read G2 reviews of both (all 583 of WalkMe's, and 1,022 of Userpilot's 1,023, every one G2's filters let us reach) and tag each against a fixed list of themes. The method section above lists every page and date.

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