Comment by moomoo11
12 hours ago
I didn’t read the full site but it seems they’re not really going for those users?
Anyone who has dozens of custom workflows and apps in their Slack is probably spending 10s of thousands of dollars on Slack. It is probably vital to their business.
This seems like it’s for small teams (like 3-5 people even, collaborating daily) who get rekt really fast before they’re forced to spend $60 a month.
You're exactly right. We aren't trying to replace the massive "Slack as an OS" setups that Enterprise Grid customers have built.
We are targeting teams (5-50 people) that need robust, persistent chat but are hitting that "pay-wall or lose-history" cliff with Slack. The goal is to give those teams a professional-grade experience (unlimited search, speed, reliability) without the enterprise tax or complexity
i have a side gig with 3 other people, we use slack chat for daily coms and webhooks. we meet weekly over discord becuase huddles are a paid feature, are you planning on implemening voip?
after 4 years we're almost at the point where i feel its worth spending $ for different types of convinient features.