Best Slack Alternatives
Whether you have hit a wall with Slack or just want to weigh your options, these are the best-rated Business apps with the fewest complaints. Every pick below is ranked by real user reviews, not marketing.
Ranked by lowest share of negative reviews among highly rated Business apps. Based on public App Store data.
Top 8 apps like Slack
Why users look for Slack alternatives
Users complain about Slack removing Russian language support and blocking accounts based on nationality. Many report bugs, poor notifications, and issues with updates or system compatibility. Some criticize the app for deleting workspaces or data without warning.
Summarized from 345 recent 1-3 star reviews of Slack.
Slack alternatives: frequently asked questions
What is the best alternative to Slack?
Based on our weekly store data, Duo Mobile is the top-rated Business app with the lowest share of negative reviews, making it the strongest Slack alternative right now. The full ranked list is above, so you can compare ratings and complaint volume before switching.
What are some apps like Slack?
Apps like Slack include Duo Mobile, Adobe Scan: PDF & OCR Scanner, Zoom Workplace and other top-rated Business apps. They cover the same core use case, and the list above ranks them by how few complaints their users report.
Why do people look for Slack alternatives?
Users usually search for an alternative after hitting a recurring problem: billing surprises, missing features, crashes, or poor support. The negative-review summary below shows the specific complaints driving people away from Slack.
Are these Slack alternatives free?
Most Business apps offer a free tier or trial, though many charge for full features or a subscription. Check each app's own page for its pricing and, more importantly, for the billing complaints users report before you commit.
How are these Slack alternatives ranked?
They are sorted by the lowest share of negative (1-3 star) reviews among highly rated Business apps in our weekly store dataset. It rewards apps whose users are actually satisfied, not just the ones with the biggest marketing budget.