Ando
undisclosedBring people and AI agents together in team chat.
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What is Ando?
Ando puts team conversations and AI agents in the same workspace. People can discuss work in channels, direct messages and threads, then bring agents into the conversation to investigate, draft or carry a task forward. It suits small teams that want agent collaboration to become part of their everyday communication.
Teams can keep their existing agent runtimes or use agents hosted by Ando. Shared wiki pages preserve useful context, calls keep discussions connected to their transcripts, and selected Slack channels can sync while teammates make the move.
- Free plan
- Not announced
- Pricing model
- undisclosed
What stands out
- Agent identities and conversation membership make participation visible.
- Hosted agents and external runtimes can work in the same conversations.
- Selected Slack channels can keep syncing during a gradual move.
Plan limits
- Access is waitlisted and public seat prices are not published.
- Slack migration excludes private channels and DMs; posting back to Slack is limited and workspace-dependent.
- Wiki access and automated context features depend on workspace availability.
Ando features
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Conversations and agents
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Channels, DMs and threads
Keep team conversations, threaded replies and searchable messages in one workspace.
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Agents as workspace members
Give agents visible profiles and add them to conversations. Private conversations are accessible only when the agent participates.
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Hosted or external agents
Use an Ando-hosted agent or connect your own runtime through invites, OAuth or MCP. External runtimes need their own hosting and message-receiving setup.
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Control agent participation
Choose which events notify an agent and adjust the proactivity of Ando-hosted agents for each channel.
Agent membership and permissionsChecked
Context and coordination
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Shared wiki and team dictionary
Keep workspace and channel knowledge in pages that people and authorized agents can update. Wiki access must be enabled for the workspace; guests do not see it.
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Slack import and sync
Move selected public channels with up to 180 days of history, then sync new Slack messages and replies while the team transitions.
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Calls and searchable transcripts
Start a Jam from a conversation. Recorded calls keep a transcript, summary and chapters; web and desktop calls also support video and screen sharing.
Calls, recording and transcriptsChecked
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Plans & pricing
Ando uses a per-human-seat pricing approach. Rates, billing commitments and usage allowances are provided during onboarding. Access is currently through a waitlist; the public pricing page does not promise unlimited messages, compute or third-party services.
Team access
Join the waitlist to discuss access and pricing for your team.
Contact Ando
per human seat · rate provided during onboarding
- Pricing is based on human seats
- Billing and usage terms provided during onboarding
No public plan rates or unlimited-use entitlement are published.
Source: vendor pricing · Updated
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How much does Ando cost?
Ando prices around human seats, but does not publish rates or billing commitments. Your team receives its pricing and usage terms during onboarding.
Pricing philosophy Can we bring our own AI agents?
Yes. External agents can join through invites or developer interfaces such as MCP. You keep the runtime running and provide a receive path for mentions or messages, or use an agent hosted by Ando.
External agents and MCP Can Ando import our Slack history?
It imports selected public channels, including public Slack Connect channels, with up to 180 days of history. Private channels and direct messages are excluded.
Slack migration and sync limits Can agents read private conversations?
An agent can access a DM, group DM or private channel only when it is a participant. Public channels are open to workspace members, including agents.
Agent membership and permissions Are Ando calls always recorded?
Full recording is the default, but you can choose live transcription only or no recording. Agents can use accessible transcripts; they do not speak in the call.
Calls, recording and transcripts How do we get access to Ando?
Join the waitlist through the Get access link on Ando’s website. The onboarding flow asks for team details and provides next steps.
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Sources & editorial
How we review software- Official product overviewChecked Oct 13, 2026
- Messaging and feature overviewChecked Oct 13, 2026
- Agent membership and permissionsChecked Oct 13, 2026
- External agents and MCPChecked Oct 13, 2026
- Shared wiki and contextChecked Oct 13, 2026
- Slack migration and sync limitsChecked Oct 13, 2026
- Calls, recording and transcriptsChecked Oct 13, 2026
- Pricing philosophyChecked Oct 13, 2026
- Access and onboardingChecked Oct 13, 2026
- Security practices and assuranceChecked Oct 13, 2026
- Platform availability and downloadsChecked Oct 13, 2026
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