Compare textus and workboard on pricing, features, platforms, and ratings — both Marketing tools, Subscription plans billed monthly on a 12-month minimum…
At a Glance
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Primary category
Marketing
Marketing
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Pricing model
Subscription plans billed monthly on a 12-month minimum term, priced per account plus a per-message fee: Essential $99/month + $0.02/message, Pro $199/month + $0.02/message, and custom-priced Enterprise with volume-based per-message rates.
WorkBoard does not publish pricing publicly; it is sold via custom enterprise quotes obtained by booking a demo with sales.
Starting price
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Free plan
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Free trial
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Platforms
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Team collaboration
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AI features
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Public API
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Pricing Compared
Starting price reflects the lowest paid tier, not the full cost for every team size or usage level.
textus
No individual plan breakdown documented yet.
workboard
No individual plan breakdown documented yet.
Pros & Cons
textus
Pros
Native two-way SMS integration with Salesforce, HubSpot, and common ATS platforms (Bullhorn, Greenhouse, Workday, JobDiva) for automatic conversation syncing
Built-in TCPA-oriented compliance tooling, including automatic opt-out management, which matters for regulated high-volume outbound texting
Covers multiple use cases (sales, recruiting, marketing, customer success) from one shared inbox rather than requiring separate point tools
AI-assisted Smart Delivery and AI Rewrite features aimed at improving message response rates
Cons
Pricing is per-seat plus per-message ($0.02/message on Essential and Pro), so costs can scale quickly for high-volume texting programs
Standard plans require a 12-month minimum contract term rather than fully flexible month-to-month billing
Deeper CRM/ATS integrations and WhatsApp messaging are gated behind the Pro tier and above, not included on the entry-level Essential plan
No public free trial or free plan is advertised, so evaluating the product typically requires booking a demo
workboard
Pros
Purpose-built AI agents (Portfolio Analyst, Chief of Staff, Leadership Coach) automate scenario modeling, OKR orchestration, and 1-on-1 prep
Enterprise Knowledge Graph unifies strategy, OKRs, portfolios, projects, and people data in one system of record
Broad integration catalog spans Microsoft Teams/Copilot, Workday, Salesforce, Jira, Power BI, and more, with claimed sub-one-minute setup
Workday-certified integration keeps goals and performance reviews synced with core HR systems
Proven at scale with large enterprise customers such as Boeing, 3M, Capital One, and Cisco
Cons
No public pricing is available; buyers must book a demo to get a quote, which slows evaluation
Enterprise Knowledge Graph and multi-agent architecture are geared toward large organizations, likely overkill for small teams or startups
Heavy integration surface (Workday, Salesforce, Jira, etc.) suggests a longer implementation and change-management effort than lightweight OKR tools