Vibe vs Pumble: Which is a better fit?

I'm extremely happy to be working with the Vibe Platform. In particular the Vibe team are totally committed to success and have a great grip on the challengers faced by internal communications teams.

For example, when I am wanting to see the preview, it can sometimes take up to a 40+ seconds for the content to load which can be a pain when you are wanting to make lots of changes.

This software is amazing and there are some real cool features on here, easy to use, I wasn’t part of the integration process, but what I’ve learnt to date, has been really awesome.

Since we have content creators at each of our nearly 30 locations, the inability to organise content into folders or something similar has made playlist and slide management a bit challenging.

The support we receive from the team at Vibe is also fantastic. They are quick to respond and help with any issues and take note of ways we suggest the product could be improved.

The only problem I tend to encounter is he speed of new content upload.

Really great for providing snackable and digestable content to the business. Visually a great way to communicate and the impact when people see our big digital wall at reception is great.

All new products time take too familiarise with. Vibe is no different and requires planning and strategising your internal communications plan.

krishna k

Associate Trainee

I am talking about the ease and rapid response here. When my organisation introduces Pumble we were like wow and we learned using Pumble from day one it gets on board it's that easy.

Lack the voice message suport and video call and problem of alert in IOS.

A good collaborative platform which allows everyone to have better workspace at a very cost effective price.

I hate the fact that, I can't customize my workspace in Pumble with my own logo and color schemes. The windows app does not start automatically with the boot of windows.

It is sufficient for a free collaboration app and awesome being free forever.

Missing appear offline functionality, inline code formatting.

Pablo P

Software Developer

It's fast, lightweight, has native apps for Windows, OSX, Linux Android and iOS, so it's a great competitor against Teams or Slack. Excellent free tier for small teams or open source projects.

Have very limited feature for private workspace.