Your team already switches between four apps to get one thing done. CollaboPoint puts documents, chat, HD calls and AI in a single place — for about a fifth of what the stack costs.
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If more than one of these lands, the tool sprawl is costing you more than the subscriptions do.
Everything below works today. What doesn't, we list further down.
Real-time collaborative editing with version history and track changes. No "resolve conflicts" dialogs — edits merge as you type.
Channels, threads, mentions and DMs, with message bodies encrypted at rest.
No time limit on paid plans, and screen recording with video or GIF export when you need to show rather than tell.
Writing and presentation help plus audio transcription, included in the subscription rather than sold as a per-seat add-on.
iOS and web stay in sync, so a document opened on a laptop picks up on a phone.
No integrations to wire together. Create a workspace, invite people, start working.
Same work, two bills. Published list prices, not our estimates.
| Tool | Replaced by | Per seat/mo |
|---|---|---|
| Slack Pro | Chat, channels, threads | £5.75 |
| Zoom Pro | Calls and screen share | £10.50 |
| Google Workspace Business Standard | Docs, sheets, slides | £7.00 |
| Notion Plus | Workspaces and notes | £10.00 |
| Their stack | 7 seats | £33.25 · £232.75/mo |
| CollaboPoint Team | All of the above | £7.00 · £49.00/mo |
You keep about £184 a month — £2205 a year.
Comparison uses each vendor's published list price for a comparable paid tier, 2026, per user per month. Competitor pricing changes and may differ with annual or volume terms — treat this as an illustration, not a quote.
You would find these in a procurement review anyway. Here they are up front, with where each one stands.
One workspace, up to 10 documents, unlimited 1:1 calls, and group calls up to 5 people for 40 minutes. No card required and no trial countdown — it stays free.
Yes, and we would recommend it. Most teams start with one project in one workspace and keep their existing tools running alongside until it is clear whether this sticks.
Yes — TLS 1.3 in transit and AES-256 at rest, including chat message bodies. To be precise about what that means: this is encryption at rest with keys we manage, not end-to-end encryption. We can technically access content to operate the service.
You can export your data at any time, and account deletion removes your data rather than merely deactivating the account.
The free plan is genuinely free — no card, no trial countdown. Invite a couple of colleagues and see whether it sticks.
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