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Moveworks vs Wisq

Same facts, side by side: starting price, free tier, MCP, API and what each one is actually built for.

Starting price

Moveworks

Sales-quoted

Moveworks is still sold as Moveworks after ServiceNow completed its acquisition on December 15, 2025. It is an enterprise employee assistant that answers and completes HR and IT requests in Slack, Teams, and the web. Pricing is quote-only.

Where Moveworks fits

  • Global enterprises that want an employee assistant across HR and IT in Slack and Teams
  • ServiceNow shops that want the Moveworks front door on top of Now workflows
  • Companies that will deploy to every employee, not a pilot queue
  • IT and HR shared services drowning in repetitive tickets

Wisq

Sales-quoted

Wisq sells Harper, an AI HR agent for enterprise HR service teams that answers employee questions in Slack, Teams and email and resolves routine cases such as leave requests and benefits questions end to end. It is built by the team that founded Glint, runs on its own HR-trained model, and is sold by quote after a demo.

Where Wisq fits

  • Enterprise HR service and HR operations teams buried in repeat questions
  • Companies with large frontline workforces that need HR answers outside office hours
  • HR teams that want an agent to complete routine cases, not only answer them
  • Organizations already running HR support through Slack or Microsoft Teams

At a glance

DetailMoveworksWisq
Starting priceSales-quotedSales-quoted
Free tier–No–No
MCP server–No–No
Public API–No–No
Listed underHR help deskHR help desk

Where they pull apart

Moveworks

Stands out: The assistant plus a Reasoning Engine sit in front of enterprise systems, with Agent Studio for building agentic workflows. The vendor cites 5.5 million employee users and ~90 percent of customers deploying to 100 percent of employees.

Watch out: The commercial path is now a ServiceNow conversation as well as a Moveworks one. There is no public PEPM. Implementation is an enterprise program, not a $99/mo agent.

Not the right fit for

  • SMBs that want Workativ's $99/mo session SKU
  • Teams that refuse a quote-led enterprise rollout

Wisq

Stands out: Harper is built to close cases, not just answer them. It acts in connected HR systems to complete routine requests, cites the policy behind each answer, and its Autopilot feature builds new workflows from your own past tickets and emails for your team to approve. Wisq trains its own HR language model rather than wrapping a general chatbot, and its founders previously built Glint, the employee engagement platform LinkedIn acquired.

Watch out: There is no published price and no free trial, only a demo. The site names chat channels but not the HRIS or ticketing systems it connects to, so confirm your stack is supported before a pilot. Resolution rates such as 90%+ of routine cases are the vendor's own customer figures, and there are no independent reviews yet.

Not the right fit for

  • Small businesses that want a self-serve tool with a posted price
  • Recruiting teams looking for candidate-facing chat or screening
  • Buyers who need independent reviews before committing

Pros and cons

Moveworks

  • Still sold as Moveworks after the December 2025 ServiceNow close
  • Designed for 100 percent employee deployment, not a help-desk sidecar
  • Slack, Teams, and web as the front door into HR and IT systems
  • No public price. Expect an enterprise ACV conversation
  • Implementation is a program, not a self-serve agent
  • ServiceNow ownership may matter if you are not in that ecosystem

Wisq

  • Resolves routine HR cases end to end instead of only answering FAQs
  • Cites the policy behind every answer, which helps HR trust and audit it
  • Works inside Slack, Teams, email and SMS, so employees need no new app
  • No published price
  • No free trial, only a demo
  • HRIS and ticketing integrations are not listed by name
  • No independent reviews yet

What each one costs

Moveworks

Sales-quoted

Moveworks does not publish a rate card. The enterprise assistant is sold through sales, including alongside ServiceNow packaging after the December 2025 acquisition. Commercials are quoted. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 19 Sep 2026

Wisq

Sales-quoted

Wisq does not publish prices. It sells to enterprise HR teams by quote after a demo, and no free trial or self-serve plan is listed. The vendor says a typical rollout goes live in about six weeks. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 3 Nov 2026

Common questions

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Neither carries a free tier on our listing.

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Editorial listings, never paid rankings. Prices checked 19 Sep 2026. Confirm current terms on the vendor site. Spot an error?