Command+K vs Chatbase
Same price band — but your assistant executes real actions against your API as the signed-in user.
Command+K vs Chatbase — the short answer
Chatbase and Command+K both add an AI assistant to your site from about $40/mo. Chatbase trains a chatbot on your content and can call external APIs through Custom Actions. Command+K goes further: the assistant acts as your signed-in user through your own hosted MCP server, and prepaid credits mean there is no metered overage to be surprised by.
Competitor pricing and claims verified September 2026 from public sources, each linked below.
Chatbase and Command+K sit in the same self-serve price band, but they answer different questions. Chatbase is a general-purpose website chatbot: train it on your content, deploy it on your site or WhatsApp/Instagram/Slack, with lightweight "AI Actions" for common integrations. Command+K is built for SaaS products: the assistant answers from your docs and executes real operations against your own API — as the signed-in user, with JWT-verified identity — through a hosted MCP server. If you need a marketing-site or multi-channel FAQ bot, Chatbase is a fine choice. If your users are inside a product and the assistant should do things for them, Command+K is built for exactly that.