SayHey Messenger Business

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A business messenger with scheduled broadcasts, user administration, audits, and private-cloud storage.

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What it does

SayHey Messenger Business is a web and mobile business messenger with group messaging, pinned chats, scheduled broadcasts, user and group administration, audits, reports, and keyword-based moderation. The vendor describes private-cloud storage and a separate integration deployment. Its pricing page lists a one-year Business commitment at $5/user plus a monthly base amount, but the page contradicts itself by stating both $999 and $998 per month; implementation is listed separately at $1,999.

SayHey Messenger Business is aimed at organizations that want administration and moderation controls alongside messaging. Teams can use group chats and pinned conversations, while administrators schedule broadcasts, manage groups, audit activity, and review reports. The vendor also describes private-cloud storage and an integration deployment. The pricing page is internally inconsistent: it states both a $999/month and a $998/month base for Business, plus $5 per user and a $1,999 implementation fee under a one-year commitment. Treat the exact amount as unresolved and confirm it with the vendor before budgeting.

Strengths

  • Combines group messaging with scheduled broadcasts, administration, audit, reports, and moderation.
  • The vendor describes both a standalone SaaS deployment and an integration option.

Watch out for

  • The pricing page conflicts between $999 and $998 per month for the base Business fee.
  • A one-year commitment and a separate implementation fee are listed; verify current terms.

Best for

  • Organizations that need managed business messaging with audit and moderation controls
  • Teams evaluating private-cloud storage or an integrated messenger deployment

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