Nifty VS Slack

Nifty and Slack are both global market competitors in the collaboration and project management space. Nifty has a slightly higher G2 Score of 4.7 out of 5 compared to Slack's score of 4.5 out of 5. Nifty offers an entry-level price of $5/month/user, while Slack's entry-level price is slightly higher at $7.25/month/user. Nifty provides a 14-day free trial, whereas Slack does not offer a free trial.

Both Nifty and Slack offer free versions and have add-ons, roles management, contact management, workspace, and user activity monitoring, as well as chat, file sharing, mentions, voice messages, groups/channels, GIFs, and emojis. However, Slack provides additional features such as graphic personalization, 1-1 video calls, group video calls, screen sharing, audio calls, recording, subtitles, translations, online document editing, document viewer, document management, notes-taking, calendar, and task management.

In terms of customer support and training, Nifty and Slack offer training resources, help resources, and training webinars. Nifty provides a dedicated Customer Success Manager (CSM), while Slack does not. Both platforms have mobile, web, and desktop applications, as well as integrations and APIs. Slack also offers on-premise deployment, SAML/SSO authentication, end-to-end encryption, two-factor authentication, and data/users import capabilities.