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Name	Price	Features
Free	$0	unlimited people Unlimited posts Unlimited storage 500 minutes video chat Unlimited external integrations Unlimited free guest users
Basic	$5user/month	Unlimited posts Unlimited storage 1,000 minutes video chat ( per person / month, shared) Unlimited external integrations Unlimited free guest users 24/7 premium support Show More
Pro	$10user/month	Unlimited posts Unlimited storage 3,000 minutes video chat ( per person / month, shared) Unlimited external integrations Unlimited free guest users 24/7 priority support Show More

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Pricing information was last updated on October 19, 2015

Glip Alternatives Pricing

The following is a quick overview of editions offered by other Business Instant Messaging Software

Slack Free	$0	For teams wanting to try out Slack for an unlimited period of time Searchable message archives, up to 10k of your team’s most recent messages 10 apps or service integrations Native apps for iOS, Android, Mac & Windows Desktop Two-person voice and video calls 5GB total file storage for the team Two Factor Authorization Show More
Quip Enterprise	$25/user	Prices are per month
Bitrix24 Professional	$199/month	unlimited users unlimited online storage

Various alternatives pricing & plans

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Glip Pricing-Related Review

UW

User in Writing and Editing

Mid-Market(51-1000 emp.)

Validated Reviewer

Verified Current User

Review source: Invitation from G2

Sep 19, 2017

"A Centralized, Company-Wide Communication Platform "

What do you like best?

Glip makes it easy for my company to send out quick messages and files across teams, departments, and the entire staff. More importantly, these messages have an increased likelihood of being seen and read by employees with Glip's integrated functionality with RingCentral on desktop and mobile. My teammates and I love to use the built-in Giphy functionality to have fun and be more personable in our communication as well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike?

After opening Glip, I frequently receive a prompt to put in my password to enable Glip's "helper tool," but after correctly putting in my password, nothing ever happens. I also have to be mindful that if I do not open Glip upon startup of my computer then I do not receive message banner notifications (although I do still receive email notifications, which is a big plus). Otherwise, I have no issues using Glip every day. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

If you're deciding between Glip and Slack for a messaging software, I think Glip is a great tool of equal quality and value. It's an easy decision if your company also needs a cloud-based voice, video, and contact center solution — go with Glip (with RingCentral). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

Glip does an amazing job of increasing employee engagement with not only HR initiatives and company-wide announcements but also one-on-one communication between coworkers. It helps with reliability by providing a color-coded "status" dot next to each user. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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Dave V

Team Lead and Curator

Arts and Crafts

Small-Business(50 or fewer emp.)

Validated Reviewer

Verified Current User

Review source: Invitation from G2

Apr 09, 2016

"Glip is super-powered chat that makes your team more productive"

What do you like best?

The way Glip integrates Slack-like team chat with basic project management functionality is brilliant. You can create tasks, events or notes all within the Glip chat stream, which saves a lot of time and makes the learning curve a lot more simple.

Pricing cannot be beat as most features you would need are totally free. I have no limits on teams or projects, or even how long conversations are archived for, and it is all free.

Commenting directly on notes or images is so convenient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike?

Glip is often buggy. Nothing major that a quick refresh or restart won't fix, but compared to other apps I use it feels unstable and unpolished in spots. Updates do not come frequently, and there have not been any major feature additions for perhaps a year now. Glip was acquired by Ring Central last year and most of the changes implemented have revolved around integrating Glip with other Ring Central products, which I really have no use for. This focus makes me a bit concerned about the future of Glip and keeps me open to alternatives.

Glip hasn't gained a lot of traction from what I can tell, which is odd, because it really is better for my team than anything else I've tried yet - especially since we can use it for free and we are a non-profit. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Glip is hard (impossible?) to beat for the price. Which is mostly free. It has decent mobile apps. It looks clean and modern. It does a lot once you find your way around what's there (a lot of the functionality is actually too easy to miss, and I imagine most people just use it as a Slack alternative, rather than tapping into it's project management feature set).

The Glip acquisition by Ring Central still makes me uneasy, although it's been a year and Glip is still here, and still getting (some) updates. They did update the mobile app in a MAJOR way during this period, which is promising.

I just don't imagine Glip makes the company much money, and most people don't seem to know it exists. It has nowhere near the social traction of an app like Slack. All of that makes me concerned that it may not be around for the long haul. But at free, I'm still willing to make use of it and it works so well for our team. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

Glip keeps our team connected and focussed, bringing all of our communication around projects into one place. Organizing conversations into threads really helps tame the problem of lost emails and files. The search capability means I can find anything we've talked about - and what we said about it - really quickly. I use the task manager to plan my own workday, every day. I can also see what others have completed in a project. We use the Calendar as our team calendar and we use Notes to hash out ideas and keep meeting minutes.

We have used Glip to jury art shows remotely, share minutes from meetings, plan events and more. With a team of volunteers who cannot often meet in person, this is a life-saver for us. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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