Tasklet vs Viktor
Price, platforms and features side by side. The table says where each price was read and when.
Tasklet
AI agents for business workflows, priced by usage instead of seats
Viktor
AI employee that works inside Slack and Microsoft Teams
Where they differ
- Tasklet starts at $25 per month (Starter, 10,000 credits shared by the organization). Viktor starts at $50 per month for 20,000 shared workspace credits.
- Only Tasklet lists a macOS app.
- Tasklet also covers no-code.
- Viktor also covers reports.
At a glance
| Tasklet | Viktor | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Paid | Free trial |
| Starts at | $25 per month (Starter, 10,000 credits shared by the organization) | $50 per month for 20,000 shared workspace credits |
| Free plan | None | None |
| Free trial | None listed | $100 in free credits with no credit card required; the free credits never expire |
| Web | ||
| macOS | ||
| Made by | Shortwave Communications, Inc. | Zeta AI, Inc. |
| Price read from | tasklet.ai | viktor.com |
| Checked | Oct 6, 2026 | Oct 5, 2026 |
Who each one suits
Tasklet
- Teams that want many people using agents without paying per seat
- Automating recurring work such as inbox drafts, reports and CRM updates
- Non-developers who want to set up automations by describing them
Viktor
- Teams that already work in Slack or Microsoft Teams
- Recurring reports pulled from ads, billing and CRM tools
- Small companies that want internal tools built without engineers
Worth knowing
Tasklet
- There is no free plan or free trial: the pricing FAQ says Tasklet requires payment to use, from $25 a month or a $25 one-time credit purchase.
- Monthly credits reset each billing cycle and do not roll over, and the 600 daily bonus credits are granted only on days you use the app.
- The desktop app is for Apple silicon Macs on macOS 13 or later; Windows has a waitlist, and the site lists no mobile app.
- The pricing FAQ ties the agent web browser, unlimited automation runs and full-size file uploads to a monthly plan rather than one-time credits.
Viktor
- Viktor is used through Slack or Microsoft Teams; its site lists no standalone desktop or mobile app.
- The free allowance is a one-time $100 in credits rather than a recurring free plan.
- Everything runs on workspace credits, including scheduled automations, so frequent jobs raise the monthly cost.
- Per-user spend caps, invoicing and custom billing terms are reserved for Enterprise.
Key features
Tasklet
- Persistent agents with memory
- Each agent keeps its instructions, knowledge and memory across separate threads and draws on earlier conversations and files. Every plan allows an unlimited number of agents.
- Automations
- Agents run on a schedule or when triggered by a new email, a webhook, an RSS feed or a text message, and keep working in the cloud while you are offline.
- Connections, APIs and a browser
- Over 3,000 built-in integrations, plus any HTTP API or MCP server. Where a service has no API, an agent can use a dedicated web browser to log in and fill out forms.
- Instant Apps
- A prompt can produce a working dashboard, tracker, calculator or approval workflow tied to your data, which can be shared with teammates or installed as a Mac app.
- Team sharing without seat fees
- Agents, connections and knowledge can be shared across an organization. Members are unlimited and draw on one credit pool, and admins can set credit limits per agent.
- Approvals and model choice
- Tool permissions are set per agent, and you decide what needs your approval first. Each thread can use a different model from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or open-source labs.
Viktor
- Lives in Slack and Microsoft Teams
- Installed from the Slack App Directory or Microsoft Teams and addressed in threads and mentions like a colleague, so everyone on the team can work with it.
- Connections to 3,200+ tools
- 27 native integrations with full read and write access, including Stripe, GitHub, Linear and Notion, plus more than 3,200 tools through managed connectors.
- Finished deliverables
- Queries connected tools, analyzes the data and hands back outputs such as PDFs, spreadsheets, reports and dashboards rather than instructions.
- Scheduled tasks
- Recurring work, such as a weekly revenue dashboard or a morning metrics summary, runs on a schedule. Scheduled automations use credits each time they run.
- Web apps and code
- Builds and deploys internal tools as web apps with a database, auth and hosting, and can clone a repository, write a fix on a branch and open a pull request.
- Approvals and activity log
- Sensitive actions wait for a person's approval before they run, and Viktor posts back what changed, with its activity logged.
Plans
Tasklet
Starter$25
per month, per organization
10,000 credits a month plus 600 bonus credits on days you use the app, unlimited automation runs, the agent web browser and email support.
Pro$100
per month, per organization
40,000 credits a month for heavier use, with unlimited team members on the same credit pool.
Custom$250
per month for 100,000 credits; other amounts selectable
Any monthly amount from $25 to $10,000, at 2,000 credits per $5. Plans of $250 a month or more add live video support.
One-time credits$5
per 1,600 credits, $25 minimum purchase
Top-up credits bought without changing plan. They are valid for one year and are used only after all other credits.
Viktor
Free$0
Up to $100 in one-time credits with every feature and integration and no credit card. Once they are used up, a paid plan is needed.
TeamFrom $50
per month, for 20,000 shared credits
One workspace price with no per-seat charge. Larger tiers include 40,000 credits for $100 and 80,000 for $200; unused credits roll over for one month.
EnterpriseCustom
Everything in Team, plus per-user spend caps, volume credit pricing, invoicing and custom billing terms, a DPA and dedicated onboarding.
Ways to pay less
Tasklet
No public discounts listed.
Viktor
- Nonprofit
15% off for registered nonprofits
Viktor's pricing FAQ says registered nonprofits get 15% off every monthly plan for good, after applying with an EIN or registry number.
