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Blink is a mobile-first internal communication and employee engagement platform designed to reach every worker, including frontline and deskless employees. It combines chat, news feeds, intranet hubs, surveys, analytics, and integrations into a single secure app.
Blink focuses on simplicity, fast deployment, and high adoption, helping organizations improve communication, onboarding, and employee experience at scale.
| Plan | Price | Featured |
|---|---|---|
| Business | $4.50 per user / month (Billed Monthly) | Core internal communications tools, Secure chat and news feed, Digital forms and surveys |
| Enterprise | Custom pricing (Per user / month) | Advanced analytics and API access, SSO and identity management, Dedicated customer success manager |
Price details: https://www.joinblink.com/pricing
Competitor |
Pros |
|---|---|
| Slack | Blink is easier to deploy for large frontline workforces and does not require extensive channel management. It offers a more structured news feed and intranet-style experience, making it better suited for company-wide announcements and operational communications at a predictable per-user cost. |
| Microsoft Viva Engage | Blink provides a simpler, mobile-first experience without requiring deep Microsoft 365 adoption. It is faster to roll out, easier for non-desk workers to use, and focuses more directly on internal communications rather than broader enterprise knowledge management. |
| Workplace from Meta | Compared to Workplace, Blink offers stronger administrative controls, dedicated internal comms features, and clearer support for regulated industries. Its roadmap focuses on employee experience and operational workflows rather than social-style engagement alone. |
| Connecteam | Blink delivers a more polished internal communications and intranet experience, with stronger storytelling, news distribution, and engagement analytics. It is better suited for organizations prioritizing communications strategy over workforce management features. |
| Jostle | Blink is typically quicker to implement and more intuitive for frontline employees. Its mobile-first design and chat-centric approach make daily usage easier, while still covering core intranet and engagement needs at a competitive price point. |
Competitor |
Cons |
|---|---|
| Slack | Slack offers deeper real-time collaboration, app marketplace depth, and developer extensibility. Blink can feel more communications-focused, with fewer advanced workflow automations and third-party integrations for complex team collaboration scenarios. |
| Microsoft Viva Engage | Viva Engage benefits from tight integration with Microsoft 365, SharePoint, and Teams. Blink may require additional configuration or enterprise plans to match the same level of document collaboration and ecosystem depth for Microsoft-centric organizations. |
| Workplace from Meta | Workplace feels more familiar to users due to its Facebook-like interface. Blink prioritizes structure over social familiarity, which can feel less engaging for teams that prefer informal, community-driven interaction styles. |
| Connecteam | Connecteam includes broader workforce management tools such as scheduling and time tracking. Blink focuses primarily on communications and engagement, which may require pairing with other tools for operational workforce management. |
| Jostle | Jostle provides deeper intranet customization and organizational alignment features. Blink trades some of this depth for speed and simplicity, which may limit highly customized internal portal requirements. |
