Simply put, if an app is any good, there is a Slack integration for it. At the moment of writing, there are more than 2,400 with new ones announced daily. One of the main reasons why people love Slack so much is the fact that it has so many integrations. On the freemium plan, you can’t, so Slack forces you into paying $7.25 per user per month (at least) just so you can access your message history. Imagine you need to find a link or a file you sent to a coworker 3+ months ago. This means that the oldest messages slowly get deleted and you won’t find them anymore. You can access only the latest 90 days of message history and file storage in the freemium plan in Slack. 90 Days of message history and file storage Let’s take a look at what Slack does NOT give you in its freemium plan. The most important ones are related to searching your message history, integrating your favorite apps, and making calls. This is why the freemium plan offers some basic features with serious limitations. While some of its newer competitors like Ryver and Flowdock don’t have a freemium plan, Slack has had one since its launch.Īfter all, using Slack without paying sounds great, right? However, no tool could stay in the market while providing access for free. This is also the first plan that we will take a look at today. You can contact their sales team to find out more.Īs you can also see, Slack had a freemium plan ever since it was launched in 2014. ✓ Video and audio calls for up to 50 participantsīesides these prices, you can also choose their Enterprise Grid plan, built for large teams. ✓ Recent 90 days of message history and file storage This is how much Slack will cost you per user per month when you pay annually.

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