open source
The helpdesk you can read, modify, and host
Open HelpDesk manages your support emails, SLAs, and article base. Free for up to three agents, then 9 € per agent per month — or install the repository on your own server with the same codebase.
Free for up to 3 agents · no time limit · no credit card · export your data at any time
0 €
for up to 3 agents, no time limit
9 €
per agent per month thereafter, AI included
100 %
of the core under AGPL-3.0 license
Features
What you install on day one
Four modules that cover the daily work of a support team. Each has its detailed page.
Shared Inbox
All emails, forms, and chat messages in one queue.
See detail →SLA and Rules
First response times, escalations, triggers, and macros.
See detail →Knowledge Base
Public or internal articles, customer portal, and widget.
See detail →Channels and Integrations
Email, chat, WhatsApp, API, signed webhooks.
See detail →Getting Started
From account creation to your first tickets in minutes
- Step 1
Create your free space
A name, an email address, and a password. No credit card, no waiting time: your helpdesk is ready immediately.
- Step 2
Invite your team
Add your colleagues by email in two clicks. Up to three agents for free, with no time limit.
- Step 3
Connect your support address
Forward support@ to Open HelpDesk or connect your existing mailbox. The first tickets arrive within a minute.
- Step 4
Set your first rules
An SLA policy, automatic assignment, an acknowledgment message. Essential setup, without unnecessary complexity.
Hosting
Two ways to use it, one source code
Hosted version
We manage servers, daily backups, and updates. Data stored in Paris, dedicated subdomain, security updates within 24 hours.
View pricingSelf-hosting
A Docker Compose, a PostgreSQL database, a Redis. No agent limit, no license key, no disabled features.
git clone https://github.com/open-helpdesk/core
cp .env.example .env
docker compose up -dInstallation GuideCreate a space, import your tickets, then decide
Import from Zendesk or Freshdesk retains tickets, attachments, and addresses. If you change your mind, everything exports to CSV and SQL.







