The one advantage Discord does have they have voice-only channels and push to talk! Push to talk is pretty handy, especially if your eating. Servers are essentially the same thing as workspaces in Slack. 😉 There is also no limit on the number of workspaces you can create or join.ĭiscord has a limit of 500 on channels and 100 on servers. Although, for anyone that has been in a big workspace, you might say this is a negative. Slack lets you create an unlimited amount of channels. I’m sure the team at Slack knows how far behind their video is, and I would assume they’re working on something to improve it eventually. Often, we’ll hop on Discord for video if we know we’re going to be in a lengthy call. Slack also is lacking mobile video calls (voice only). In Discord, you can snap the video on top, rearrange the video by dragging. If you’ve ever used Discord’s video, I’m sure you’d agree. Slack’s video isn’t anything to write home about in terms of quality, and neither is the audio. The video in Discord is light years beyond Slack. OK, so even though we moved back to Slack, we still have Discord installed. In other words, a single person could contribute more towards the server than someone else. They allow anyone to contribute, and users can do it multiple times. The Nitro plans with Discord work a little different than Slack plans. You get way more bang for your buck in terms of features, especially if you compare the free plans. When it comes to pricing, Discord is cheaper.
I like to get into all the day-to-day stuff which others tend to leave out. Regardless of opinions or preferences, if you’re comparing Slack vs Discord at all, you should hopefully find something useful in here. Some of the things listed might be more personal preference than something that is straight-up good or bad.I’ve used Slack at big companies, but this is written from the perspective of a smaller team.Whether you’re part of a school club, gaming group, worldwide art community, or just a handful of friends that want to spend time together, Discord makes it easy to talk every day and hang out more often.
Stop paying for TeamSpeak servers and hassling with Skype. All-in-one voice and text chat for gamers that’s free, secure, and works on both your desktop and phone. Discord has been slowly changing its model from merely being about gaming to a new way to communicate. If you aren’t familiar with them, I encourage you to check out their websites. I’m not going to waste time going into detail about why you might use Slack or Discord. Here’s the good and bad when it comes to Slack vs Discord. After a few weeks, I can tell you we moved back to Slack without hesitation. We had used Discord for gaming in the past, but we wanted to see what it would be like to move to it permanently. We’ve been using Slack for years and recently gave Discord a test run.
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