Starting September 1, the monthly subscription fee of the Slack Pro plans is seeing an increase to $8.75, according to a recent report by Reuters. The price hike of the paid subscription to Slack differs depending if you are paying annually or monthly. Read Also: Mentoring in the Work-From-Home (WFH) Era: How Technology, Networks, And An Empowered Workforce Have Led To A Growing Need For 'Super Mentors' Slack Price Hikeīesides the changes in its free plan, Slack is also updating the pricing of its paid "Pro" subscription option. The blog post highlights that "no matter how much your free team uses Slack, you'll always have access to 90 days of history." The change in the free plan would no longer keep its free users guessing whether they have already exceeded their limits. Slack says in its recent blog post that it simplifies the plan limits of its free users. Barack Obama (D-IL) speaks during a campaign event at Vernier Software & Technology in Beaverton, Oregon. Reporters work on their laptops as Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. But it should be noted that these would vanish into thin air after 90 days have passed. That said, users could now store massive file uploads and send unlimited messages. However, this also allows its free users to go beyond the previous limits of the non-paid tier. It means that even if your uploads have not reached more than 5 GB or you only sent a few messages to your colleagues, it would automatically be deleted. Instead of limiting their number of messages and how big their uploaded files were, the free version of Slack would now base it on time.Īnd as such, the workplace messaging service would only show messages and uploads in the last 90 days before it starts vanishing. It is on top of the 5 GB worth of uploaded files.īut this time, Slack has decided to implement a new rule on how it saves the messages of its free users.
Tech Crunch notes in its report that the free version of the workplace messaging platform used to store around 10,000 messages before it starts deleting them. That said, free plan users of Slack would see changes in how the messaging service stores their messages on the platform.
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