Where it works
Viktor: Inside Slack and Microsoft Teams — Us: A group chat here, on the web, Mac, Windows, iPhone and Android
Looking for a Viktor alternative
Viktor lives in Slack. This one ships what it makes.
Viktor is the closest thing on the market to what we built: an agent your team talks to in the channel they already use, that asks before it does anything irreversible. The honest differences are the meter, the model, and what exists at the end — credits against dollars, one model against three hundred, an internal page against a site on your own domain.
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The short version
Viktor, in three questions.
What a month costs
Viktor: Free with $100 of credits and no card; plans from $50 a month; $100 a month for 40,000 credits — Us: Free to start with no card; building plans from $10 a month billed annually
The unit on the bill
Viktor: Credits — Us: Dollars — what the model provider charged plus 20–30%, printed on the answer
Viktor and Amelia’s Agent, on the questions that decide it
QuestionViktorAmelia’s Agent
Where it works
Inside Slack and Microsoft Teams
A group chat here, on the web, Mac, Windows, iPhone and Android
What a month costs
Free with $100 of credits and no card; plans from $50 a month; $100 a month for 40,000 credits
Free to start with no card; building plans from $10 a month billed annually
The unit on the bill
Credits
Dollars — what the model provider charged plus 20–30%, printed on the answer
Choose the model
Not published on their pricing page
300+ models, each with its price
What it leaves behind
Pages, internal Spaces with logins, reports, and code as pull requests
A public site or app on your own domain, and a git repository that was yours from turn one
The Viktor column is quoted from their own published pages as read on 17 September 2026, not characterised. Where their page does not answer a question the cell says so — on a table whose headline is that nobody publishes the price, that is the answer. Check every cell against their site; that is the point of writing it this way.
Where they are better
Viktor runs for longer than we do, and it is already in the room your team lives in.
A run here stops at twenty minutes on the deepest setting; Viktor is built for work measured in days, and for a company whose whole working day happens in Slack, an agent that never asks anyone to open a new tab is worth a lot. Their approval step happening in the same thread as the request is a good design, and we copied the idea, not the execution. If your job is a week-long internal project inside Slack, they are the better buy. If it is something that has to exist on the open web afterwards, that is this.
The question that decides it
A dollar is a unit you already understand.
Credits are a currency with no published exchange rate. Here the unit is a dollar: what the model provider charged us plus 20–30% — 30% on the trial, Amelia’s Chat AI and Pro, 28% on Pro Plus, 22% on Pro Max — with that rate under the composer before you send and what the answer cost printed on the answer. Free to start with no card, building plans from $10 a month billed annually, and a spending limit on from day one.
And if you want to know who is making these claims: a software company that has shipped for other businesses since 2005.
If you are still weighing it up
See the price before you spend it.
Type what you want on the home page — it estimates the cost before you sign in, and there is no card to start.
Questions
Asked, answered
How much does Viktor cost?
As published on viktor.com/pricing on 17 September 2026: a free plan with up to $100 of credits and no credit card, plans from $50 a month, and a Team plan at $100 a month for 40,000 credits a month, with unused monthly credits rolling over for one month.
What is the difference between Viktor and Amelia's Agent?
Viktor works inside Slack and Microsoft Teams and bills in credits. Amelia's Agent runs agents in a group chat on the web, desktop and phone, bills in dollars with the price printed on each answer, lets you pick from 300+ models, and publishes what it builds to your own domain with the code in a repository you own.
Is there a Viktor alternative that publishes a real website?
Yes. The same builder that answers in the chat can publish a site or an app to your own domain with a certificate, and an agent can be given that builder as one of its tools so it ships on a schedule.