Pachca

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Coordinate company conversations in channels, threads, and calls with mobile and desktop clients.

SI Score
75/100
Pricing
Freemium AI reading, not confirmed
Free plan
Yes AI reading, not confirmed
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What it does

Pachca is a business team-chat app with public and private channels, direct and group messages, threads, chat folders, video calls, search, reminders, reactions, and file sharing. Its Starter plan is free with unlimited members and a 2,000-message monthly allowance; paid Company and Corporation plans add features such as unlimited messages, administration, storage, and enterprise controls. The pricing page lists Company at 159 rubles per user per month with annual billing.

Pachca focuses on company communication through channels, direct and group chats, cross-chat threads, folders, and video calls. Its pricing comparison also lists search, reminders, reactions, file sharing, and administrative roles, giving teams a conventional work-chat structure with clear paid upgrades. Mobile, desktop, and web clients are listed alongside integrations and an API.

The free Starter plan allows unlimited members but caps the workspace at 2,000 messages per month. Company is listed at 159 rubles per user per month with annual billing, and Corporation adds enterprise-oriented controls. That message cap is a material constraint for an active team, so a trial should test expected volume before adoption. I reviewed the official product and pricing pages, not a live workspace.

Strengths

  • Channels, direct and group chats, threads, calls, search, reminders, and file sharing are listed as core features.
  • The pricing page lists mobile, desktop, and web apps and provides both a free tier and paid enterprise plans.

Watch out for

  • Starter is capped at 2,000 messages per month, so active teams may need a paid plan.

Best for

  • Companies that want channel-based chat with calls, threads, and mobile clients.
  • Teams evaluating a free entry tier before moving to unlimited message history and enterprise controls.

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