Nexynt Team Chat

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Keep channels, direct messages, calls, and shared files alongside the work managed in the Nexynt workspace.

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80/100
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What it does

Nexynt Team Chat is messaging within the Nexynt work-management suite. The official product page describes direct messages, group conversations, channels, calls, file sharing, and full-text search. The pricing page lists a free plan for up to three users and paid workspace tiers at $50 per month for up to 10 users, $112 for up to 25, and $400 for up to 100; pricing is per organization rather than per seat.

Nexynt keeps chat close to the work tracked in its broader workspace. Its product page describes direct messages, group chats, channels, calls, file sharing, and full-text search, positioning conversation as one part of a shared work-management environment. That can help teams who want to discuss work without maintaining a separate messaging tool.

The official pricing page describes per-organization plans rather than per-seat billing: Free for up to three users, $50 per month for up to 10 users, $112 for up to 25, and $400 for up to 100. Team Chat is part of the suite, so those prices cover the workspace rather than a chat-only license. I reviewed the official product and pricing pages; I did not create a workspace or test calls and search.

Strengths

  • Channels, direct and group messaging, calls, file sharing, and full-text search are part of one workspace.
  • The public plans use per-organization pricing with a free allowance for up to three users.

Watch out for

  • Chat is bundled in a broader work-management product rather than sold as a standalone service.

Best for

  • Small teams that want conversation and work management under one organizational subscription.
  • Groups that prefer fixed workspace tiers over per-seat chat pricing.

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