Solvey.

Lightweight ticketing · for internal IT

Tickets,solvedeffortlessly.

A ticket-managing system for IT teams of one to 50+. One plan, everything included — API, webhooks, SLAs, portal — no tiers. Licensing you change yourself, and a queue that keeps up with the agent who lives in it.

14 days free · no card · cancel yourself

What most helpdesks get wrong

Three things, done properly.

Everything included

One plan. REST for every object, signed webhooks with retries and a delivery log, SLAs, the portal. No tiers, no add-on fees, nothing held back for an enterprise plan.

Fair licensing

Add seats, remove seats, downgrade, cancel. In the app, in a minute, credit applied. No call, no dark patterns.

A queue that keeps up

One screen, one Update, SLA timers you can read at a glance. Built for the agent who works in it all day, not the buyer who sees it once.

The product

Every timer visible. Every reply unmistakable.

Triage
First response
38% · Met
Resolution
84% · at risk

Bars freeze where a target was met. A tick marks the warning threshold. Breached means breached.

Reply

Public or internal is the whole box, not a checkbox. Notes never email the requester — the code enforces it, and a test proves it.

API · Webhooks

Every door open. No tiers.

curl https://solvey.io/api/v1/tickets \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer sk_live_…" \
  -d subject="Printer on floor 3 jams" \
  -d priority=high

Tickets, comments, users, tags: everything the UI can do, the API can do. Keys per tenant, read-only or read-write, revocable.

Subscribe per event. Deliveries are HMAC-signed, retried with backoff, and logged where you can see them and resend them.

Roadmap

Where we are, in order.

What has shipped, what we are building, what comes next. No dates: the order is the promise. Missing something? Tell us.

  1. Tickets & SLAs — Shipped
  2. Self‑service portal — Shipped
  3. API & webhooks — Shipped
  4. Self‑serve billing — Shipped
  5. Help center — Shipped
  6. Microsoft sign‑in — Shipped
  7. Email‑to‑ticket — Building now
  8. Reports — Building now
  9. Ask our docs from your AI (MCP) — Upcoming
  10. Your helpdesk in your AI (MCP) — Upcoming
  11. Import from your old tool — Upcoming
  12. Automations — Upcoming
  13. AI assistant — Upcoming

Shipped Building now Upcoming

Pricing

One plan. Everything included. Cheaper as you grow.

5

$75 / month

$15 per agent on average · next agent $12 · requesters free

  1. First 5 agents

    Your team

    $15 per agent / month

    Every team pays this for its first 5 agents.

    Everything included

    • Ticket queue and saved views
    • SLA timers per priority
    • Self-service portal for your users
    • REST API and signed webhooks
    • Custom fields and statuses
    • Roles and permissions
    • Merge duplicate tickets
    • Full data export, any time

    Every feature listed above.

    Your team: 5 × $15 = $75

  2. Agents 6–15

    Your team

    $12 per agent / month

    For agents 6 to 15, on any team.

    Everything included

    • Ticket queue and saved views
    • SLA timers per priority
    • Self-service portal for your users
    • REST API and signed webhooks
    • Custom fields and statuses
    • Roles and permissions
    • Merge duplicate tickets
    • Full data export, any time

    Every feature listed above.

    Starts at your 6th agent

  3. Agent 16 and up

    Your team

    $9 per agent / month

    For every agent from the 16th on.

    Everything included

    • Ticket queue and saved views
    • SLA timers per priority
    • Self-service portal for your users
    • REST API and signed webhooks
    • Custom fields and statuses
    • Roles and permissions
    • Merge duplicate tickets
    • Full data export, any time

    Every feature listed above.

    Starts at your 16th agent

Same features in every tier. The only thing that changes is the price of your next agent.

Start free14 days · no card · export everything, any time

Who answers

The person who wrote it.

Solvey is built and supported by its founder. When you write in, the reply comes from the person who wrote the code — usually the same day. That is not a support tier. It is how it works.