FuseBase
by FuseBase · Client portal and collaboration workspaces for client-facing teams
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Overview
FuseBase is client portal and collaboration software offering internal team workspaces and external, client-facing workspaces built to look like branded microsites behind protected access. External workspaces include file sharing, task lists, forms, e-signatures, a built-in CRM, live chat and client analytics. AI agents answer questions from your content and automate tasks.
- Best for
- Agencies and consultants needing branded client portals alongside an internal team workspace.
- Pricing
- Free plan, then $32/month for Solo, $82/month for Essentials and $266/month for Advanced, with a custom-priced Unlimited tier and add-ons from $7/month.
- Runs on
- WebiOSAndroidmacOSWindowsBrowser extension
Strengths and trade-offs
Strengths
- Free plan, plus a 14-day trial on each paid tier
- Client workspaces include CRM, e-signatures, forms and live chat
- White-label portals with custom SMTP on higher tiers
- Trust Center cites HIPAA and SOC 2; SSO, 2FA and encryption
Trade-offs
- White label and granular permissions only from the $266/month Advanced tier
- Every tier caps members, portals, clients, AI requests and automation runs
- Extra portals cost $20/month each; extra automation runs $7/month
- Unlimited tier price is not published — contact sales
How FuseBase markets itself
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Homepage capture
“AI-Native Client Portal Software & Client Collaboration Platform — since 2014”
- Angle: AI-native
- Hero: Product screenshot
Pricing
Published plans and prices from FuseBase’s own pricing page.
How this score is made up
Each dimension is scored out of 100 and combined into the headline score using fixed weights.
MCP support
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Documentation
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Agent friendliness
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Pricing transparency
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Customer sentiment
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Changelog
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Marketing site structure
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Page speed
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Operational trust
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Measured, but not part of the score
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Openness
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Maintenance
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