Compare Mattermost and Zulip 
- Users report that Mattermost excels in its web application experience, scoring 9.0 compared to Zulip's 9.2, indicating a slightly better user interface and functionality for web-based communication.
- Reviewers mention that Zulip's quality of support is notably higher, with a score of 9.3 versus Mattermost's 8.3, suggesting that users find Zulip's customer service more responsive and helpful.
- G2 users highlight that Mattermost offers superior audio conferencing capabilities, scoring 8.0 compared to Zulip's 6.5, making it a better choice for teams that rely heavily on voice communication.
- Users on G2 report that Zulip's ease of setup is a strong point, with a score of 9.0, while Mattermost trails with 8.1, indicating that new users may find Zulip easier to implement.
- Reviewers say that Mattermost shines in custom workflows, scoring 9.4, which allows teams to tailor their processes effectively, while Zulip's offerings in this area are less robust.
- Users report that Zulip's notifications feature is more effective, scoring 8.9 compared to Mattermost's 8.7, suggesting that Zulip provides a more reliable way to keep users informed about important updates.
- Unlimited 1:1 and group messaging
- Unlimited users, channels, teams
- Unlimited boards
- 10,000 messages of search history
- File storage up to 5 GB total
- Complete team chat solution
It brings the benefits of team communication to an entire enterprise simply, there are highs availabilities solutions. It adapts to changing the needs of users and regulations with enterprise-class compliance and an extremely large options. It deploys the...
I'm using Slack in a different organization, and comparing these two, Mattermost lack "simple" features like keyboard shortcuts for changing windows.
We've been using Zulip for a couple of months now with our ≈40 people organization gathered around sharing knowledge, training and support for CS-related skills (especially programming) in our research lab (Ecology/Biodiversity/Evolution). We can't wait to...
Probably the UI, especially on mobile. Its hard to like it when someone has been using Slack. Feels very old school.
It brings the benefits of team communication to an entire enterprise simply, there are highs availabilities solutions. It adapts to changing the needs of users and regulations with enterprise-class compliance and an extremely large options. It deploys the...
We've been using Zulip for a couple of months now with our ≈40 people organization gathered around sharing knowledge, training and support for CS-related skills (especially programming) in our research lab (Ecology/Biodiversity/Evolution). We can't wait to...
I'm using Slack in a different organization, and comparing these two, Mattermost lack "simple" features like keyboard shortcuts for changing windows.
Probably the UI, especially on mobile. Its hard to like it when someone has been using Slack. Feels very old school.
