
Brosix
A private, encrypted business instant messenger with admin controls and fixed-price small-team plans.
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About Brosix
Brosix is a business instant messaging app built around a private team network: only users the administrator adds can join, and the admin controls contact lists, permissions and which features each user can access from a web control panel. Communication is encrypted, and features include one-to-one and group chat rooms, file transfer, screen sharing, remote desktop control, a whiteboard, voice and video calls and offline messages, with chat history available to admins. Plans include fixed monthly prices for small offices, such as a package for up to 20 users, as well as per-user plans for larger teams, with a free trial. Apps are available for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android and the web. It suits small and mid-sized companies that want a controlled, private messenger where admins decide who can talk to whom.
Best for: Small companies that want a tightly controlled, private messenger managed by an admin.
Pros and cons
What works
- Closed private network that admins fully control
- Remote desktop and whiteboard built in
- Fixed-price packages for small offices
Why people leave
- Interface looks dated
- Few third-party integrations
- No free plan beyond the trial
Top Brosix alternatives
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Slack68.8Mainstream team chat with far more integrations.
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Pumble59.6Cheap modern chat with a generous free plan.
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Troop Messenger57.2Another admin-controlled business messenger with an on-premises option.
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Microsoft Teams52.1Chat, meetings and files bundled with Microsoft 365.
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Rocket.Chat50.5Self-hosted chat if you want the server under your own control.
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Brosix: common questions
Is Brosix free?
No, Brosix is a paid product.
Is Brosix open source?
No, Brosix is not open source. Open-source alternatives include Rocket.Chat.
What platforms does Brosix run on?
Brosix is available for Web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android.
What are the best alternatives to Brosix?
The highest-ranked Brosix alternatives right now are Slack, Pumble and Troop Messenger. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.