Pumble Reviews

Use Pumble, not Slack

Comments: It's basically Slack, but better. And the paid option is sensibly priced, so that's fantastic too.

Pros:

Pumble is easy to use - if you've used Slack, you already know everything you need to about Pumble. But, crucially, Pumble allows unlimited message history in the free version. This is a crippling restriction of Slack, and the main reason I switched from Slack to Pumble.

Cons:

Pumble's search feature is not great, and requires basically knowing exactly what whole word terms you're searching for. Partial words won't get you anywhere.

Pumble Never Fumbles

Comments: We really have no issues with Pumble. It is permanently on our phones as well as desktops.

Pros:

Pumble is great for sending quick messages without formality and for swapping files quickly.

Cons:

It doesn't like Doc sharing - it converts the to PDFs.

Needs improvement

Comments: I really would love to see more updates soon. My team is planning to transition to Pumble, we still have to decipher if it's a good tool to use overall.

Pros:

Clean interface. Conversations are easy to read.

Cons:

1. Can the team use the app to conduct a meeting? 2. Can we share-screen? 3. Can the app light up when we receive a message? 4. Notification settings seem limited. 5. Can we link the app with our google calendar?

Nice alternative to Slack or Teams

Comments: In general everything has been perfect, the free version is very complete! and I consider the PRO versions to be economical.

Pros:

I like how easy it is to set up channels and invite new users.

Cons:

The lack of integrations, I think it needs integrations with Notion and Figma.

Happy we switched!

Pros:

We were previously using another software which had limits on message history. Pumble not only allows us to look at our entire message history from Pumble, but we were also able import our entire message history from the old program we were using.

Cons:

We had some difficulty transferring our message history over, but the support team was able to finally get it sorted out, and it worked perfectly. Other than that, we have had no cons!

Amazing find

Pros:

I love how it gives the trial as well as its ease of access. i really love that its similar to slack but less confusing!

Cons:

I wish that it had a deal where 1 or 2 employees were discounted or free like a few others

Better Than Slack

Comments: an absolute 5 star rated webtool, easy to use, pocket friendly.

Pros:

The Features helps our team to improvise and narrow down the workload and the communication is to the point and file sharing has become the icing on the cake and smooth as knife through the butter. Overall a budget friendly web tool to help us beat the system barrier and meet the timeline with the company goals.

Cons:

please market yourself (Pumble) more, there are a lot of the companies looking for your tool.

How Pumble is very convenient to everyone

Comments: 10/10 for my overall experience with pumble.

Pros:

Pumble, is a very convenient app that make our company easy to use as communication, it's also accurate.

Cons:

None, pumble is very easy to use it makes our work very easy.

Pumble Review

Comments: I really like the app and its simple and beautiful design

Pros:

Pumble is an outstanding chat app designed for seamless workplace communication. Its clean, intuitive interface ensures effortless navigation, while features like organised channels, direct messaging, and robust integration with other productivity tools make it indispensable for any team. Real-time notifications keep you updated without being overwhelming, and the app’s reliability ensures that you stay connected without any disruptions. Whether collaborating on projects or sharing quick updates, Pumble enhances productivity and fosters effective communication, making it an excellent choice for any professional environment.

Cons:

There is not any thing that I don't really like from Pumble, but I can say that maybe more improvement in video meetings, adding more features like backgrounds, emojis or layouts.

Easy way to collaborate

Pros:

I like the group chat and threading experience, also the good implementation of groupchat.

Cons:

The way to search in thread. It's a bit hard to find and check where is the post who started the thread.

Best alternative to Slack

Pros:

Very easy to set up and get going. Very easy to add users.

Cons:

My usage right now has found nothing that would reflect a negative aspect of this software.

A Slack Clone

Comments: For an experienced Slack user/team, this is a no-brainer to get it up and running.

Pros:

Ease of importing data, memebers users from Slack

Cons:

It's the same mess as Slack with their multi-thread per channel discussion.

More people should be using this!

Comments: If you’re a new business needed to communicate with a number of people, this app is the answer and I feel more people should know about it. Other competitors are charging extortionate rates for similar products and it makes absolutely no sense why everyone isn’t just using this.

Pros:

It’s honestly changed the way I do business with clients - for anyone who’s working with a number of clients in any industry you generally don’t want to always give out your number or rely on common instant message platforms (especially if you want to try and switch off in the evenings) it’s been an absolute game changer for me being able to add all of my clients in and chat to them 1-2-1 at all times

Cons:

I find a lot of my clients get confused during the set up - when I send them an invite they’ll often create their own workspace when I instruct them to join mine. So maybe the joining could be a bit more straight forward from that sense

Pumble - so far so good but short of a few features

Pros:

Pumble works well using the features it has. Real time chat works well as does thread and direct messages.

Cons:

(Note: using Xubuntu and xfce) No spell correction. Cannot tailor notification sounds. No voice calls, no video calls. "They're coming". Often slows down by end of day (desktop product) and has to be killed and restarted.

Good value of money

Pros:

It's easy to use and very friendly, good value for money, for what it offers.

Cons:

Sometimes it crashes, calls are interrupted or the share screen is difficult

Excellent for communicating with the team

Pros:

I've been using Pumble with my team for over 2 years and the experience has been incredible. We can communicate in real time anywhere in the world and work flows better.

Cons:

I think the design could be improved, but it doesn't affect the interactivity.

Loving Pumble!

Comments: So far so good! I enjoy the system compared to many other communication tools I have used working from home.

Pros:

I love the community that our WFH company has built here.

Cons:

It does feel a bit overwhelming at times with so many rooms

Highly recommended

Comments: The communication was smooth and excellent! highly recommended!

Pros:

It's easy to use plus! it's app is available for mobile use!

Cons:

I can't see if someone have read my messages or not

Easy enough even for my grandpa!

Comments: So far my experience with Pumble has been top-notch. It's user-friendly, the app is intuitive, and the various channels keep our shared office info organized.

Pros:

Not that my grandpa uses Pumble, but ease of use is my #1 reason for loving it.

Cons:

To be honest, I have not found a feature I dislike yet.

VERY RELIABLE AND TIMELY NOTIFIES

Comments: Very good pumble! the team had learn it very easy and very informative platform

Pros:

Can post message via schedule, really a big help in birthday banners and announcements

Cons:

None, not much things that i don't like about pumble

Great alterenative to Slack

Pros:

This uis a great alternative to Slack and it also more user friendly

Cons:

It could have a bit more direct integrations to their own other softwares like Plaky but maybe will be coming in the future

Good product

Pros:

I like it because its similar to slack and has almost all the features

Cons:

the ability not to huddle on the free version

Pumble - Great Messaging App for Team

Comments: The overall experience is amazing and I use it daily to get in touch with my team mates.

Pros:

Easy to use and nice app to work as a team.

Cons:

Sometimes I don't get notifications on my smartphone.

An affordable and near feature-complete business messaging app

Pros:

The lack of a need for an account by just using email invite codes that are remembered by your browser is very well done feature that I would welcome in many other apps. Furthermore, the chat features are well done and in particular the thread functionality is very well organized with helpful menus for threads you are in. Also, the free version of the file sharing limits are not at all restrictive, which was a pleasant surprise.

Cons:

There is an annoying bug in the desktop browser version where if you have a channel open while you receive a notification in it, the notification stays until you go to another channel and then reopen the current channel, as opposed to going away right away (because you are in the channel and thus you see the notification right away). Also, its file preview could support more common video and audio file formats like .mkv, and a "Reply" button in text channels a la Discord or Slack would be nice.

Glad we made the switch from Slack

Pros:

We’ve been using Pumble since it launched. Our team is amazed at how responsive their support team is. They’re continuously updating the software, and they really take on customer feedback. This was VERY important to us. We’re pleased to have such a great Slack alternative for less $. We transitioned from their Free plan, to Pro, and now finally to Server.

Cons:

There were a few teething issues in the very beginning that have since been resolved.