Intercom
HardBuilding and testing OAuth in a free development workspace is quick, but a public app stays private to your own team until Intercom reviews it, so no customer can connect before approval.
Agent-researched, not yet reviewed by a personResearched 2026-10-20
Working in dev
30–60 min
Signing in with your own account
Any user can connect
1–3 weeks
A public unlisted app that reads and writes conversations, tickets and contacts in customers' workspaces; App Store listing is a separate optional step after approval.
- Waiting on
- Intercom app review (stated as up to seven business days), plus resubmission time if scopes or the video are rejected.
- Cost
- No fees found in the docs
What you need first
An Intercom development workspace
Apps are created in the Developer Hub of a workspace; development workspaces come with OAuth enabled.
HTTPS redirect URLs (test and production can both be registered)
Intercom requires HTTPS redirect URLs; the first is the default and others are chosen with redirect_uri.
Test credentials or setup instructions for your own service
Reviewers need to exercise the full app if it requires an account with you.
Privacy policy URL and support email (for an App Store listing)
Both are required listing fields.