Customer Reviews (10)
Stephen N.
Cut Through Email Chaos
Our team was drowning in endless email threads which made it tough to keep track of important updates. Slack helped us cut through that noise by organizing conversations into channels, so I always know where to find the right info without digging through inboxes. The real-time messaging and easy file sharing sped up our decision-making, especially during tight deadlines. It’s not perfect—sometimes notifications get overwhelming—but overall it made our communication way more manageable.
Owen G.
Notifications and Search Fail
The notification system in Slack is incredibly overwhelming and I constantly miss important messages buried under a flood of pings from less relevant channels. On top of that, the file search feature is frustratingly unreliable — I’ve lost track of documents because the search results never seem accurate or up-to-date. These issues make daily communication much more stressful than it should be.
Lucas H.
Cleared Up Communication Chaos
Our team was drowning in endless email chains and missed messages when trying to coordinate projects. Slack made it way easier to keep conversations organized with channels for each topic, so we no longer waste time scrolling through unrelated stuff. I especially liked how quick it is to jump into a chat or call without switching apps. Sometimes notifications get a bit overwhelming, but overall it really helped clear up our communication mess.
Lucas A.
Worth the investment overall
Slack isn’t the cheapest option out there, but for the way it streamlines communication and keeps everything organized, it’s definitely worth the price. Our team saw a noticeable boost in productivity, which made the subscription feel like a solid investment rather than an expense. For small to mid-sized teams, the features you get make it great value, especially considering how much time it saves. The only downside is that costs can add up as your team grows, but the ROI usually justifies it.
Wayne E.
Great for team chats
Slack makes team chats super easy and I love how you can organize stuff by channels. Sometimes it gets a bit noisy with notifications though.
John A.
Quick and simple setup
Getting Slack set up was actually way easier than I expected. I had it running in about 15 minutes, and the onboarding tips helped me figure out where everything was without much hassle. Took a bit of time to get everyone on board, but the learning curve was pretty smooth overall.
Frederick C.
Better for team chats
Switched from Microsoft Teams after finding the interface a bit cluttered, and Slack just felt more intuitive for daily chats and quick file sharing. I also tried Discord briefly, but Slack’s integration options with tools we already use, like Google Drive and Trello, made collaboration smoother. The threaded conversations help keep things organized without endlessly scrolling through a single feed. The only drawback is that the free plan limits the message history, which can be frustrating if you need to look back far.
Willie V.
Love the search feature
The message search is a lifesaver when tracking down old conversations, but I wish the notification settings were a bit more intuitive to manage.
Matthew R.
Quick and smooth setup
Setting up Slack was surprisingly quick — I had it running in less than 10 minutes with all my team members invited. The onboarding was straightforward, though it took a bit of time for everyone to get used to the notification settings and channels. The learning curve wasn’t steep at all; most people caught on after a day or two. Only minor gripe is that customizing some preferences felt a little hidden in the menus.
Patrick S.
Quick and simple setup
Setup was really straightforward and I had it running within 20 minutes. The onboarding process guided me well, though I did have to fiddle a bit with notifications before getting them right. Overall, not much of a learning curve and easy enough to get the team on board.