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I don't really see how this is worth a 1.12B valuation - even with this amount of users. I also think that the pricing for Slack is over the top. I used Flowdo
by burpee 12y ago
I don't really see how this is worth a 1.12B valuation - even with this amount of users. I also think that the pricing for Slack is over the top.
I used Flowdock https://www.flowdock.com/ https://www.flowdock.com/ for about a year for a distributed team, before Slack even existed.
From what I can tell Slack is a direct copy of Flowdock from top to bottom in regards to features, while Flowdock charges $3/mo/user.
- misuba 12y agoSlack is massively better at dealing with documents.
- arnauddri 12y agodealing with documents is a billion dollar feature?
- csallen 12y agoCompanies aren't valued on features. They're valued on how much money investors think they can make, which is usually a function of how fast they can acquire users, which is often greatly affected by their execution on simple features.
- ccallebs 12y agoFor enterprise (large, bureaucratic organizations), I imagine that it would be.
- burpee 12y agoI don't really see the difference. Care to elaborate?