Replace Slack with a system you own
Slack is where the conversation happens, and it charges per seat while your message history quietly becomes theirs. Talking about the work is not the same as the work living in one place.
What Slack costs you
- Per-seat pricing for everyone who needs to be in the room.
- Message history capped or gated until you pay per user.
- Conversations and decisions separated from the records they concern.
What we build instead
We build the notifications, approvals, and updates that matter into your own system, so the conversation happens next to the work instead of in a separate app you rent by the head.
When to keep Slack
Casual team chat is fine to keep. The point is to pull the decisions and approvals that run the business into a system you own, not to lose the watercooler.