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Home Technology Skype vs. Slack – Messages and Calls Comparison

Skype vs. Slack – Messages and Calls Comparison

by Eduard Watson
June 26, 2017Filed under:
  • Technology

Both Slack and Skype are some really useful apps when it comes to business communication. They are in fact at the top of the list of apps people use for this purpose, since they are offering comprehensive solutions for audio and video calling, as well as messaging. However, it’s really hard to decide, which is why we are offering you today a brief rundown of their main features!

Price

The simple version of Slack comes for free, but you can only have 2-person video or voice calls. Moreover, it only offers 10 app integrations. The paid version starts off at $6.67 for an active user a month, but it allows you to make group voice/video calls, unlimited integrations and searches, better security, as well as priority support. Meanwhile, Skype offers free online meeting for maximum 10 people. For more, you can pay $2 a month for a user, which is great.

Messages and Calls

Slack lets you have one-on-one messaging or group communication through direct messaging. You can also have individual or group audio/video calls. Similar to that, Skype brings up instant messaging, as well as one-on-one or group calls. With it you can have a meeting of maximum 250 members.

Integrations

Slack is best when it comes to integrating apps that are useful for your business. This means that you get all the notifications in one place, plus you can get your job done without switching between lots of apps. You can integrate it with Twitter, GitHub, Salesforce, Dropbox, Zoom, Google Hangouts or BlueJeans. It is also integrated with Google Drive, so you can share documents, sheets or slides in real time. At the same time, Skype comes fully integrated with Microsoft Office. But besides that, you can’t really integrate it with anything else, which is a huge minus.

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