What it does
Brosix is a business messaging platform centered on private team networks. Its official feature pages describe direct and group messaging and chat rooms whose membership can automatically follow a team group. The pricing page lists web, desktop, and mobile apps and a 14-day trial for its plans.
Brosix lets an organization create chat rooms for groups in its private network. Its group-room feature page describes automatically adding or removing members as the associated group changes, which can reduce manual room administration. The pricing page lists direct and group messaging, file transfer, and voice and video calls across its Essentials packages.
The pricing page describes fixed-size packages for teams of up to 20 or 50 users, plus a 14-day trial with no credit card required. The vendor also lists Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, and web clients. No network, chat room, call, or admin policy was configured during this research.
Strengths
- Group chat rooms can be linked to a membership group that updates automatically when people join or leave.
- The vendor lists direct and group messaging alongside file transfer and voice and video calls.
- Apps are listed for desktop, mobile, and web platforms.
Watch out for
- The shown Essentials plans are packaged for team sizes rather than presented as a simple per-user price.
- The public pricing page describes a 14-day trial, not a verified permanent free plan.
Best for
- Organizations that want private work messaging with administrator-managed groups
- Teams that need chat-room membership to follow internal group membership
Sources
- Instant Messaging (IM) And Administration Features - Brosix (Oct 25, 2026)
- Chat Rooms For Groups - Brosix (Oct 25, 2026)
- Brosix Pricing - Simple Plans for Small Teams and Growing Companies (Oct 25, 2026)