What it does
Bopup Messenger is an office instant-messaging system with a client and server for centrally managed communications. Its official page describes personal and group messages, offline delivery, and server-side message archives. The purchase page lists hosted instant messaging at $1.50 per user per month and self-hosted client licenses with server pricing based on the number of connections; the product page lists version 7.6.2, released in April 2025.
Bopup Messenger provides an administrator-managed alternative to consumer messaging apps. The vendor describes personal and group messaging with offline delivery and a server that can maintain message archives. That setup can help organizations retain control over how conversations are deployed and stored, especially when they prefer their own server rather than a hosted account.
The purchase page lists hosted messaging at $1.50 per user per month and separate self-hosted client licenses, with the server cost depending on connection count. The official product page lists version 7.6.2 with an April 2025 release date; the pages reviewed do not establish a more recent release cadence. I reviewed the official product and order pages; I did not install a server or test message retention.
Strengths
- Personal and group messages can be delivered offline and administered through a central server.
- The vendor describes both hosted and self-hosted purchasing options.
Best for
- Organizations seeking centrally administered office messaging with message archives.
- Teams that need to compare hosted messaging with self-hosted client and server licensing.