Viktor
A teammate for recurring workA shared AI teammate for Slack and Microsoft Teams that runs recurring workflows, updates connected apps, and builds reports and internal tools.
- Maker
- Viktor.com
- Founded
- 2023
- Pricing
- No free tier · from $50/mo per workspace
- Last checked
- November 2026
Verdict
A shared AI teammate for Slack and Microsoft Teams that runs recurring workflows, updates connected apps, and builds reports and internal tools.
Score breakdown
vs n8n, the category leaderOperations teams that already coordinate in Slack or Teams and want to delegate recurring reports, CRM upkeep, and cross-app follow-ups.
Key features
- Shared teammate in Slack and Microsoft Teams
- Scheduled tasks and event-triggered workflows
- Workspace memory and reusable skills
- Connected CRM, ticketing, document, and analytics tools
- Integration permissions and human approval cards
- Viktor Spaces for internal apps and dashboards
Strengths
- +A team can delegate and review work in the Slack or Microsoft Teams channels it already uses
- +Scheduled tasks and event triggers cover recurring work without requiring a workflow diagram
- +Admins can set approval requirements for individual integration tools
- +Workspace credits are shared, so bringing another teammate in does not add a seat charge
- +The Academy and help center cover setup, integration permissions, task troubleshooting, and how to contact support
Weaknesses
- −Starter credits are a one-time allowance; there is no recurring free tier
- −Scheduled AI runs draw down credits and stop when the workspace runs out
- −Some workspaces see a $100/month minimum rather than the advertised $50 entry option
- −There is limited independent evidence on how consistently it completes complex cross-app jobs
Overview
Overview
Viktor gives a Slack or Microsoft Teams workspace a shared AI teammate. A team can ask it to pull figures from connected apps, prepare a report, and post it in a channel. It can turn that same request into a recurring task, or start work when an event happens in a connected tool.
The strongest fit is an operations team that wants to delegate work from chat. For example, Viktor can compile a pipeline report from CRM data every Monday and put it in front of the team for review. It can also create internal tools in Viktor Spaces. An admin can choose which integration actions need approval; check those settings before letting a workflow write to shared records.
Viktor is easy to try with starter credits. Budgeting takes more work: both manual requests and scheduled AI runs use credits, and how much each run consumes depends on the task. Check the usage history on a representative workflow before scaling it. Compare with Grok Bot7.0 out of 10 for shared agents and n8n7.5 out of 10 for workflows where you want to specify each step.
Key Benefits
- Work from chat: Assign tasks and review the results where the team already talks.
- Repeat useful work: Run tasks on a schedule or trigger them from connected apps.
- Review sensitive steps: Require approval for specific tools before Viktor acts.
Use Cases
- Weekly pipeline brief: Pull CRM changes and post a report in the sales channel.
- Invoice reconciliation: Compare billing records and flag mismatches for review.
- Internal tools: Build a small dashboard or request tracker for an operations team.
Sources
Viktor pricing, plans and credits, scheduled tasks, approvals, Viktor Academy, support channels, and the Slack Marketplace listing.
Pricing
Checked November 2026 · USD- Try Viktor without a paid subscription
- Starter allocation varies by signup; work pauses after it runs out
- 20,000 monthly credits at $50 where offered
- The advertised $100/month Team plan includes 40,000 credits
- Shared across the workspace, with paid top-ups and one month of rollover
- Custom billing, onboarding, and controls