What it does
Chanty combines team messaging with a Teambook area for shared knowledge and tools for managing tasks from a conversation. Its feature page describes voice messages, group audio and video calls, and screen sharing. The pricing page lists a Free plan and a paid Business plan.
Chanty positions chat as a place to exchange ideas, organize team knowledge in Teambook, and discuss or manage tasks without leaving the conversation. Its product page also describes moving from text to audio or video calls, leaving voice messages, and sharing a screen during a conference.
The pricing FAQ lists Business at $3 per user per month when billed annually or $4 per user per month when billed monthly. It says Business unlocks calls with three or more participants, screen sharing, unlimited integrations, more storage, and priority support; the page also describes a Free plan. This is a vendor-published feature and price description, not a test of the calling or task workflows.
Strengths
- Teambook organizes shared knowledge alongside team conversations.
- The product page describes calls, voice messages, and screen sharing.
- Tasks can be set up and discussed from the chat, according to the vendor.
Watch out for
- Calls with three or more participants and screen sharing are listed as Business features rather than Free features.
- The pricing page describes additional storage and unlimited integrations as paid-plan benefits.
Best for
- Teams that want messages and lightweight task discussion in the same workspace
- Remote teams that use voice messages or calls as part of everyday coordination
Sources
- What’s on Offer: Explore Powerful Product Features | Chanty (Oct 25, 2026)
- Pricing | Chanty (Oct 25, 2026)
