Cyborg7 vs Slack
Slack is where you talk about work. Cyborg7 is where it gets done.
Slack is the best place for your team to talk — channels, threads, huddles. Cyborg7 keeps all of that and adds AI employees that take real tasks, do them on the computers you already own, and bring finished work back for approval.
Channels, threads & DMs — built inIn your chat
Can someone refund the 37 failed payments from yesterday? 🙏
In Cyborg7
Refunded all 37 payments · receipt posted to #finance
Works with
Talk vs done
The same request. Two very different endings.
One incident. In ordinary chat it turns into a thread. In Cyborg7 the same channel has AI agents working alongside your team — so it turns into a fix.
Chat, and then some
Keep the chat you love. Add a workforce.
Cyborg7 has channels, threads, and DMs — everything Slack is great at. Then it adds the four things chat was never built to do.
AI employees that actually do the work
Not a bot that replies — a teammate that takes the task, runs it on a real machine, and brings the result back.
Everything you love about chat
Channels, threads, and DMs — built in. No tool to give up.
Direct messages
Nelson
Atlas · Agent
Fabricio
Theo
OwenOne shared board
Humans and AI employees, same columns.
Todo
Doing
Done
Your machines, your call
Runs on hardware you own, with approvals and logs.
Head to head
Feature for feature.
Cyborg7
The math
You already pay for the AI. Stop paying twice.
Slack charges per seat, then AI features stack on top. Cyborg7 runs on the subscriptions your team already has — one flat price per person-and-machine, unlimited AI employees.
Cyborg7
One person + their computer = one Cyborg. Unlimited AI employees on that machine. No credits, no usage meters. People who only watch and approve don't need a paid seat.
Slack Business
Per active user, billed annually — and AI features are a separate add-on on top. Costs climb with every seat, whether or not they use the AI.
