Google Chat vs Pumble

Pumble is a free alternative to Google Chat that lets you have an organized and simple communication within your team, all for free!

Public channels

Public channels

Create a public channel so everyone in your company can stay connected and get relevant updates.

Permissions management

Permissions management

Manage who can create and archive channels, invite members, remove them from channels, post in public channels and other permissions.

Unlimited message history

Message history

Access all your messages that have ever been sent to get context for past decisions or get new team members up to speed faster.

Voice and video calls

Voice and video calls

Go from typing to talking in a single click, with 1:1 voice and video calls.

Screen sharing

Screen sharing

Start a video call or share your screen in real time.

Mobile and desktop apps

Use Pumble wherever you go

Pumble app is available for you on iOS and Android mobile phones, as well as the desktop app.

Notifications

Customize notifications

Set your notifications in a most suitable way for you. Pause them all, or just mute some channels, or mute all notifications with Do Not Disturb mode.

Private channels

Private channels

Create private channels and manually add people to them so you can have confidential conversations on some topic.

Threads

Threads

Spin off side conversations into threads to keep the channel distraction-free.

Emoji reactions

Emoji reactions

Use emoji reactions to show other team members what do you think about message, to respond them without typing or just to show that you have read the message.

What’s the difference between Google Chat and Pumble?

Public channels

Spaces in Google Chat are private by default. Google Chat doesn’t have something similar to public channels in Pumble.

When you create channels in Pumble, you choose between making them public or private.

Google chat alternative - unlimited channels

Use of threads

Google Chat bases its entire public communication on threads. Once you launch Google Chat, you’re using threads, even though you may not know it.

In Pumble, you can use threads if you like, but they are completely optional. If you want to spread the conversation within channel, you can open up a thread.

Google chat alternative - threads

Why businesses switch from Google Chat to Pumble

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”Easy to use, very user-friendly design and simplicity make it very fast and with on-time delivery messages.”

Daniel T.

Web Developer | Information Technology and Services, 1-10 employees
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”Easy to see if there is a thread, direct message or message in channel section.”

Michelle M.

Administrative Assistant | Security and Investigations, 11-50 employees
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“Easy to use and clear demarcation in terms of communicating with other users. No confusion at all.”

Sisir D.

Consultant | E-Learning, 1-10 employees
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“I loved the user friendliness of Pumble and it is much better compared to other products!”

Hrishi K.

President | Civic & Social Organization, 11-50 employees
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“I started using it in a few minutes, the User interface was straight-forward enough to start using the Pumble in minutes.”

Daoud M.

Founder | Developer | Designer | Information Technology and Services, 1-10 employees

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