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Pumble

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Pumble is a Slack-style team chat app with channels, threads and voice and video calls for team communication.

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About Pumble

Pumble is a commercial team chat application that follows the familiar Slack-style model. Conversations are organized into channels and threads, direct messages cover one-to-one talks, and voice and video calls support quick meetings.

Pumble is a hosted software-as-a-service product and is not self-hosted. It is relevant to teams looking for a chat tool similar to Slack; see the vendor's site for current features, plan limits and pricing.

Key features

  • Channels for team conversations
  • Threaded replies in channels
  • Voice and video calls
  • Direct messages between teammates

Good fit for

  • →Team chat as a Slack alternative
  • →Replacing internal email threads
Tags
team-chat
messaging
slack-alternative
channels
threads
video-calls
saas

Pumble: questions and answers

What is Pumble used for?
Pumble is a Slack-style team chat app with channels, threads and voice and video calls for team communication. It is a good fit for team chat as a Slack alternative and replacing internal email threads.
Is Pumble free?
Yes. Pumble has a free plan, and paid plans start at $2.99 per seat per month.
Is Pumble open source?
No. Pumble is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Pumble include Rocket.Chat, Zulip and Chatto.
What are some alternatives to Pumble?
Pumble competes with Slack, Microsoft Teams and Chanty. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Pumble alternatives.

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