Userpilot builds the flow. Aimdoc does the work.

Flows, checklists, and tooltips still leave the setup to your user. Aimdoc's AI agent operates your product for every new trial — personalized to who the buyer is and what they asked for.

Everything is built for you up until go-live.

Flows and checklists still leave users alone

Userpilot is a capable product-growth toolkit. But a checklist is a to-do list — and your trial user signed up to get something done, not to do more work.

A checklist isn't a completed setup

It tells the user what's left. Every item still takes their time, their clicks, and their patience — in a product they don't know yet.

Flows break when your product changes

Every UI change means auditing and rebuilding flows. Someone on your team owns that maintenance forever.

Segments aren't context

A segment-targeted flow doesn't know what this buyer asked on your website, or what's in your CRM about their account.

Analytics report the drop-off after it happens

Funnel charts tell you where trials died last week. They don't step in while the user is still in the session.

Userpilot vs. Aimdoc

One equips your team to build onboarding. The other does the onboarding.

FeatureUserpilotAimdoc
Onboarding model
No-code flows, checklists, and tooltips the user follows
An AI agent that clicks, fills fields, and does the setup with the user
When users get stuck
Resource center and help content
Troubleshoots live — even searches third-party docs to fix integration errors
Personalization
Segment-based flow targeting
Per-account: the buyer's website conversation plus your CRM context
Website conversion
Not covered
Qualifies buyers on your site — context follows them into the app
Maintenance
Rebuild flows when your UI changes
Re-record a task once — the AI adapts it to each user
Product analytics, surveys & NPS
Yes
No (and that's the point)
Pricing
Scales with monthly active users

What “does the work” actually means

Not a flow. An agent working inside your product, account by account.

Operates your product

The AI navigates, clicks, and fills out fields to complete setup with the user — turning a 14-day trial into a productive first session.

Learns from your team

Record yourself performing an onboarding task and narrate the context. The AI learns it and runs it for every new trial after that.

Knows the account

With verified identity, the agent unlocks your CRM context for that user and company — and onboards them like a human who read the file.

Troubleshoots the edges

HubSpot connection failing during setup? The agent searches the third-party docs, finds the fix, and keeps the user moving.

From first visit to activated account

Flows start at login. Aimdoc starts on your website — so the onboarding already knows who it's onboarding.

1

Qualified on your site

A buyer talks to Aimdoc on your website — use case, stack, and goals captured.

2

They start a trial

Aimdoc identifies them in your app and connects the website conversation to the account.

3

The AI sets up the product

Using your recorded onboarding tasks, it configures the account for their use case.

4

Activated in one session

The user reaches value in the first sitting — not on day 13 of 14, or never.

Flows point. Aimdoc does.

Is Aimdoc right for you?

This is for you if:

  • You're a B2B SaaS team selling with a free trial, a demo motion, or both
  • Your product needs real setup before a user sees value — and trials keep going dead
  • You can't give every signup an onboarding specialist, and you can't afford to rebuild the product around PLG
  • You've built flows and checklists, and activation still didn't move

This is not for you if:

  • You mainly need product analytics, surveys, and NPS in one suite
  • You're onboarding a consumer or mobile-first app
  • You want a DIY no-code flow builder your team maintains by hand
  • You're not ready to let an AI take actions inside your product

Userpilot is a strong product-growth toolkit. Aimdoc is the onboarding human every trial never got — automated.

Stop building flows. Start finishing setups.

Give every new trial the setup a human would do — qualified on your website, activated inside your product.

Everything is built for you up until go-live.