Ryver vs MeWe

"Ryver's pricing point is unbeatable. $99 a month for unlimited users and storage made it a no-brainer decision to migrate from Hipchat. Other corporate messaging services with a per user/per month scheme were just too much for our budget. Also, web and native interfaces make it a breeze to implement. No need to wait for a deployment, just point your browser to a URL and you are there."

- Jose R.

"Ryver is a messaging platform that allows you to have a greater organization and administration in project management. You can interact with the entire work team with individual or group chats where you can discuss important facts of tasks, projects or simply keep up to date with what is happening, you will have work fluency and significant time savings."

- Luisa A.

"Our team uses Ryver to manage and communicate about projects remotely, and to make sure we stay on top of critical tasks. We love the simple but sophisticated interface, and the versatility of Ryver. We use it seamlessly as a web-based portal, using the desktop client and on the mobile App. It's beautifully designed and essential to our workflow. I've used Asana too, but vastly prefer Ryver."

- David L.

It's stable and reliable. Love how the Premium membership is only advertised once for the day and not constantly. People are afraid that all the conspiracy theorists might be here, but you control what you see, and who sees you, so it's not an issue. Needs lots more users. It's a replacement, for me. I sent them a suggestion about making the pages bordless. That little bit of cropping isn't necessary. Only reason I took a star.

- Robert A.

Been on the app for a couple of months after dumping FB. Not too bad of an experience. App is fairly polished and runs well on a 2 year old phone. I'm not a big fan of the automatic notifications. You will get pinged every time someone in a group posts, messages, requests a contact, etc. You can shut all of this off however pretty easily. Overall, I'm pleased with the app and I still use just the free version.

- Matthew Scur

Been on Mewe a few days now and I really like it. Using it has a pretty small learning curve because it's a lot like FB without all the ads, personal information theft, and data mining. Something I think that could use improvement is posting articles and stuff from other sites. Seems like a lot of times it just wants to post the link and not a headline or really anything to go with it. Not a dealbreaker though by any means. Great app!

- Eric Shuff