Ryver combines team chat, task management, and voice/video calls in one app. See pricing, features, and whether it fits your team.
Ryver is a unified team communication and task management application built to consolidate collaboration into one platform instead of juggling email, chat, and separate project tools. It organizes conversations into Forums (open team-wide discussions), Groups (private team conversations), and one-on-one chats, with Topics for focused, longer-form discussion threads and Chat for quick back-and-forth messaging and file sharing.
Beyond messaging, Ryver lets teams turn conversations directly into trackable Tasks with assignments, checklists, tags, and personal or team task boards, so work items don't get lost in chat history. A beta voice and video calling feature supports up to 5 participants with screen sharing.
Ryver connects to Google Drive, Dropbox, and Box.com for direct file sharing, and integrates with over 2,000 additional apps through Zapier, plus offers APIs and webhooks for custom integrations and bots. Enterprise plans add Single Sign-On (SSO) via Active Directory, Google Workspace, Okta, or OnePassword, along with premium phone, email, and chat support.
Founded in 2014, Ryver was built to solve what it calls the "email problem" by giving teams one app for communication, task management, and business process automation.
No, Ryver does not have a permanently free tier. It offers a 14-day free trial on all paid plans, with no credit card required to start.
Starter is $69/mo (or $34.50/mo for the first 3 months) for up to 12 users, Standard is $129/mo (or $64.50/mo for the first 3 months) for up to 30 users, and a Medium Pack is $4/user/month for 30+ users. Enterprise pricing is custom.
Ryver lets teams convert conversations directly into tasks with assignments, checklists, tags, and personal or team task boards to track work.
Yes, Ryver includes a beta voice and video calling feature supporting up to 5 users per call with screen sharing.
Ryver integrates directly with Google Drive, Dropbox, and Box.com, and connects to over 2,000 additional apps via Zapier, plus offers APIs and webhooks for custom integrations.