Blogx uses the discussions and information that are already in Slack to power a secure experience tailored to you and your organisation:

• Summarise long conversations
• Find answers to questions
• Get a daily recap of less important channels

Blogx runs on Blogx’s trusted infrastructure, and upholds the security practices and compliance standards that customers expect from Slack itself. Slack does not share customer data with large language model (LLM) providers and does not use customer data to train LLMs. Visit our Help Centre for more details.

Our large language models are hosted directly within Slack’s AWS virtual private cloud, ensuring that your data remains in-house.

You can use a credit card to pay for any subscription. If you choose to pay annually, you may be eligible to be invoiced and pay by ACH or bank transfer. Visit our Help Centre for more details, or contact us to start the process.

At Slack, we believe that you should only be billed for what you use. Members who take an action in Slack at any time within a 28-day period will be considered active for billing purposes. If someone that you’ve already paid for becomes inactive, we’ll add a prorated credit to your account for the unused time.

You’ll be charged a prorated amount for new team members for the remainder of the current billing period.

As an example, suppose your team is on the Pro subscription, which costs $8.75 USD per active user per month (when billed monthly). You add a new member ten days into your billing period, with 20 days remaining in the month. The per-day cost for each user is $8.75 USD divided by 30, so we’ll make a one-time charge of $5.83 USD ($8.75 USD divided by 30 days times 20 days) to the credit card on file.

For a detailed overview of our billing model and how your subscription term affects when you will be billed, visit the Help Centre.

We do! Slack wants to support people doing good in the world, which is why we offer special discount pricing for qualified charities and educational institutions.