Compiled by Amit KumarViktor is an AI employee (coworker) that lives in Slack and Microsoft Teams, connects to 3,200+ tools, and executes work—reports, dashboards, code, and campaigns—rather than only chatting. Teams can start with $100 in free credits (no credit card), then Team plans from $50/month for 20,000 shared workspace credits. Checked on viktor.com on 2026-10-04.
Viktor is aimed at companies that want one workspace hire briefed like a colleague—not a separate bot per role or a chat window that only returns text to copy. The vendor frames the product as a hire that works in the accounts you connect, asks before irreversible actions, and delivers finished outputs (PDFs, apps, updates) where the team already talks. This MPAT listing is compiled from the Viktor homepage, product page, pricing page, and credits and billing guide—not a hands-on review. Product Hunt showed Viktor launching / topping on 2026-10-04 as “Viktor.com — An AI coworker that actually does the work”; treat that as a launch signal, not an MPAT rating.
What Viktor does
On the Viktor homepage and product page, the job is an AI employee that installs into Slack or Microsoft Teams, connects tools your team already uses, and performs actions across them. Verified marketing claims on those pages include 3,200+ integrations, a persistent workspace / shared team context, scheduled tasks and crons (reports, audits, check-ins), drafts and artifacts, and delivery of finished work (reports, dashboards, apps, code) rather than chat-only answers.
Product-page framing checked 2026-10-04 also covers: team-level access limited to tools you connect; training via screen-recording a job once so Viktor writes a repeatable skill; scheduled tasks that stay paused until someone approves; Viktor Pages (shareable finished documents/dashboards at a link); Viktor Spaces (internal tools Viktor builds and keeps running with their own login); approval gates before irreversible actions (for example emailing customers); and effort settings that trade depth of reasoning against credit cost. Security claims on the site include isolated compute per user/workspace framing, encryption in transit and at rest, OAuth for integrations, no training on your data, SOC 2 Type 1 (Type 2 in progress), GDPR-aligned and CCPA-compliant language, and marketplace listing after Slack and Microsoft Teams reviews.
The public pricing page states that every Team plan includes the Slack-native agent (threads + mentions), persistent workspace context, integrations and tool execution, scheduled tasks and crons, and drafts/artifacts. The same page says every plan includes all integrations and capabilities—the difference is credit volume, not feature locks. Credits power outreach, integrations, pipeline work, automations, reports, code, and ads; example bands on that page: quick tasks ~100–300 credits, complex workflows ~500–1,500, full projects ~2,000–5,000.
Who it is for / who should skip it
Good fit if your team already works in Slack or Microsoft Teams and wants one AI coworker that can use connected tools to ship reports, dashboards, code, and campaigns; you prefer workspace-shared credits with no per-seat charge; a freemium start ($100 credits, no card) lets you try before buying; and you are comfortable budgeting by credit burn (including scheduled crons) at the flat self-serve rate described on the vendor billing pages.
Skip it if you only need a voice phone agent billed by minutes (compare Famulor), you need a Nextiva-style AI employee focused on calls/SMS/live chat sessions (compare XBert), you want a GEO/marketing agent stack in EUR (compare Omnia), or you need an Agent Builder / FDE skill-packaging delivery platform with a different credit card (compare ZooWork). Also skip if you require hard per-user private isolation today—the homepage FAQ states workspace-level shared context, with Private Mode and RBAC described as on the roadmap—or if you need a forever-free continuous plan beyond the starting credit pool.
Plans and prices
| Plan / track | Price (USD) | What you get | Where the tier stops |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free start | $100 in credits; no credit card | Start free; use credits across product capabilities; when credits are gone, pick a plan (pricing FAQ) | Not a forever-free unlimited tier—trial/bonus credits never expire per pricing FAQ, but ongoing volume needs a Team plan or top-ups |
| Team (self-serve ladder) | From $50/mo for 20,000 credits; also 30k=$75, 40k=$100, 80k=$200; higher tiers continue through hundreds of thousands to millions of credits (e.g. 300k=$750 “Most popular”, up through 20M=$50,000 on the public tables) | Shared workspace credits; Slack-native agent; persistent context; integrations + execution; scheduled tasks/crons; drafts/artifacts; all features on every plan per pricing FAQ | Self-serve flat rate described as $2.50 per 1,000 credits; no per-seat charge; unused monthly plan credits roll over one month; top-ups cost more per credit than plan credits |
| Nonprofit | 15% off every monthly plan (forever), after verification | Registered nonprofits apply with EIN/registry; vendor says verify within 1 business day (pricing FAQ) | Discount applies to monthly plans after verification—not a separate feature SKU |
| Enterprise | Custom (contact sales) | Everything in Team plus invoicing/custom billing, security review support + DPA, SLA + priority support, dedicated onboarding + tailored limits/controls | Sales-quoted; not a fixed self-serve dollar SKU on the page checked |
USD, checked 2026-10-04, from Viktor pricing. Credit mechanics and the $2.50 per 1,000 self-serve rate are also documented on the credits and billing guide: billing credits roll over one period; free trial/referral/bonus reward credits never expire; spend order is rollover → current billing → top-up → reward; upgrades take effect immediately and downgrades next cycle. Re-open those URLs before you subscribe—ladder rows and promos can change.
How it compares to tools already on MPAT
Viktor is the afternoon pick on the MPAT board for 2026-10-04 (AI employee / coworker for Slack and Teams). Closest live listings:
- ZooWork — AI agent delivery / Agent Builder (MPAT morning 2026-10-04). Public USD card: Pro $30/mo (list $100, limited 70% off) with 6000 credits + limited-time 14000 bonus. Choose ZooWork when you want FDE/domain-expert skill packaging, conversation/templates, and managed runtime delivery; choose Viktor when you want a Slack/Teams AI employee with workspace-shared credits, 3,200+ tool execution, and freemium $100 start.
- XBert — Nextiva AI employee for voice/SMS/chat (MPAT afternoon 2026-10-03). Public card: $99/mo for 100 sessions, then $0.99 per session. Pick XBert for customer-comms channels billed by sessions; pick Viktor for cross-tool execution inside Slack/Teams billed by credits.
- Omnia — GEO / marketing agents (MPAT afternoon 2026-10-02). Public EUR card: Growth €79/mo (€63 yearly), Pro €279, Enterprise from €499. Choose Omnia for answer-engine / GEO marketing workflows in EUR; choose Viktor for a generalist AI coworker that executes across your SaaS stack in USD credits.
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Credits, billing, and security details worth checking
Viktor’s public product is freemium: a free start pool, then paid Team plans. Per the credits and billing guide (checked 2026-10-04), the self-serve rate is $2.50 per 1,000 credits across plan sizes; plans differ by credit volume at that flat rate. The guide warns that scheduled tasks (crons) are often the largest quiet consumer, that top-ups cost more per credit than plan credits (so recurring top-ups are a signal to upgrade), and that usage is visible at app.viktor.com/usage or by asking Viktor in-channel.
Security and privacy claims on the homepage FAQ (checked 2026-10-04): SOC 2 Type 1 with Type 2 and ISO 27001 in progress; TLS in transit and encryption at rest; no training external models on your data; workspace isolation between companies; Clean Workspace wipe option; integrations shared across the whole team when connected. Roadmap items named there include Private Mode, RBAC, and per-user OAuth scoping—treat those as vendor roadmap, not shipped features on this check date.
This page records what viktor.com, product, pricing, and the credits guide showed on 2026-10-04. Re-check those URLs before you buy.
Is Viktor free?
You can start free with $100 in credits and no credit card, per the Viktor pricing page (checked 2026-10-04). That is a starting credit pool, not a forever-free unlimited plan. When free credits are gone, you pick a Team plan (from $50/month) or use top-ups. Free trial and bonus credits never expire per the pricing FAQ; unused monthly plan credits roll over one month.
How much does Viktor cost?
Checked 2026-10-04 on viktor.com/pricing: free start $100 credits (no card); Team from $50/month for 20,000 credits, then 30k=$75, 40k=$100, 80k=$200, with a public ladder continuing through higher credit/dollar rows up to tens of thousands USD per month; Enterprise custom. Flat self-serve rate described as $2.50 per 1,000 credits on the credits and billing guide. No per-seat charge—workspace-shared credits. Nonprofits: 15% off monthly plans after verification.
What is included on every Viktor Team plan?
Per the pricing page (checked 2026-10-04): Slack-native agent in threads + mentions; persistent workspace context; integrations + tool execution; scheduled tasks and crons; drafts + artifacts. Pricing FAQ states every plan includes all integrations and capabilities (including Viktor Spaces and scheduled tasks)—plans differ by credit amount, not feature locks.
How do Viktor credits work?
Credits are the billing unit for AI work. The credits and billing guide states $2.50 per 1,000 credits on self-serve plans; pricing-page examples band quick tasks ~100–300, complex ~500–1,500, full projects ~2,000–5,000. Unused monthly plan credits roll over one month; reward/trial/bonus credits never expire; top-ups cost more per credit than plan credits. Spend order: rollover → current billing → top-up → reward.
Does Viktor work in Slack and Microsoft Teams?
Yes. Homepage and product pages position Slack and Microsoft Teams as the full experience (including approvals). You install from the Slack App Directory or Microsoft Teams, connect tools, and mention Viktor in channels/threads. Work can extend to connected tools and deployed apps; chat remains where the team already works.
How does Viktor compare to ZooWork?
ZooWork (live on MPAT morning 2026-10-04) is an Agent Builder / agent delivery platform for FDEs and domain experts with a Pro subscription promo ($30/mo list $100, limited) and separate Managed Agent API prepaid track. Viktor is a Slack/Teams AI employee with freemium $100 start, workspace-shared credits from $50/mo, and 3,200+ tool execution. Pick ZooWork for skill packaging and managed agent delivery; pick Viktor for a generalist coworker living in chat with credit-based execution.
Is Viktor SOC 2 compliant?
Vendor pages checked 2026-10-04 state SOC 2 Type 1 compliance, with Type 2 in progress (homepage FAQ also mentions ISO 27001 in progress). MPAT records the vendor claim and check date; it is not an independent audit by MPAT.
Who should not use Viktor?
Teams that only need voice-minute phone agents, session-billed call/SMS/chat employees, or EUR GEO marketing agents should look at Famulor, XBert, or Omnia instead. Teams that need shipped Private Mode / hard per-user isolation before adopting a shared workspace AI should wait for those roadmap items or choose a different product. Compiled listing only—MPAT did not run a production Viktor workspace in this session.
