Pumble is a team chat app with unlimited users and message history on its free plan. Paid plans start at $2.49 per seat per month. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Pumble is a team communication app made by CAKE.com Inc. It brings chat, file sharing, and calls into one workspace, so teams can talk by topic instead of through long email chains. The company describes it as an all-in-one team communication app for businesses of different sizes.
Its main selling point is the Free plan. Pumble allows unlimited users, unlimited channels, and unlimited message history at no cost, so older conversations remain searchable. Several reviewers on the company site compare it to Slack on this point. Paid plans add meetings, storage, administration, and security features.
Teams create a workspace and organize conversations in channels. Public channels are open to everyone at the company, while private channels are visible only to invited members. People can also send direct messages, start threads on specific messages, and use mentions to get attention in group discussions.
Calls start from the same app. Users can launch a video meeting with one click, share a meeting link with anyone, or send a quick voice call. Pumble runs in the browser and as desktop and mobile apps, so people can join from whichever device they have.
On the messaging side, Pumble offers channels, threads, quoted replies, reminders, reactions, and scheduled messages that send at a time you choose. Voice and video messages let people record an update instead of typing it or booking a meeting. Unlimited search covers messages and files across the workspace.
For larger teams, Pumble adds permissions, user groups, channel managers, guests, and analytics dashboards. Enterprise customers get single sign-on with SAML2 and OAuth2, data retention settings, and an audit log. An MCP server lets teams connect AI agents to summarize conversations, find files, and automate updates.
Pumble is a team communication app from CAKE.com Inc. It offers channels, direct and group messages, threads, file sharing, and voice and video calls. It runs on web, desktop, and mobile.
Pumble has a Free plan for unlimited users. Paid plans per seat per month, billed annually, are Pro at $2.49, Business at $3.99, and Enterprise at $6.99. Monthly billing costs $2.99, $4.99, and $7.99.
Yes. The Free plan covers unlimited users, channels, and message history, with 1:1 voice and video meetings, 10 GB of storage per workspace, and up to 3 apps and integrations. Pumble describes it as free forever.
No. Pumble advertises unlimited message history and unlimited search, including on the Free plan. The Enterprise plan adds data retention controls for organizations that want to set how long messages and files are kept.
Pumble has native integrations with Clockify and Plaky. It also connects with Google Drive, Google Calendar, Gmail, RSS Feed, and Zapier, which links to more than 3000 apps. A public API and MCP server are available for custom work.
Yes. Guests are external partners with limited access. Each paid seat on the Business plan includes 5 free single-channel guests, while multi-channel guests need their own paid seat.
Its free plan with unlimited users and history, and low per-seat paid pricing, suit small teams. Customer reviews on the site come from companies ranging from 1-10 to 201-500 employees.
Pumble lists an Import from Slack feature on the Free plan, which brings in messages and other information from Slack. The site also publishes a comparison page for Pumble versus Slack.