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Doozy vs Viktor
Viktor and Doozy do the same job in Slack. Viktor has far more integrations and runs in Teams too; Doozy costs a fixed amount a month, goes deeper in the systems that hold a company's truth, and keeps credentials outside the agent.
Viktor, in their words: An AI coworker in Slack and Teams, sold as a hire rather than a tool, with thousands of integrations and usage priced in credits.
Pick Doozy if
- You want to know what the month costs before it starts: one price per workspace, with a warning at 80% and a stop at 100%.
- Your answers live in your own database, Stripe, GitHub and logs, and you want them checked there with the evidence shown.
- Whoever approves access wants credentials held outside the agent and every destructive tool off until switched on.
- You're in India and want a price in rupees.
Pick Viktor if
- You use Microsoft Teams, or both Teams and Slack.
- You need a long tail of integrations beyond the tools Doozy connects to today.
- You'd rather pay for exactly the AI you use, at model cost, than a flat allowance.
- You want a vendor with a SOC 2 report today.
Side by side
Starting prices: Doozy from $39 a month for the whole workspace; Viktor from $50 a month, in credits.
| What | Doozy | Viktor |
|---|---|---|
| Price | DoozyFrom $39 a month (₹3,299 in India) for the whole workspace. Four plan sizes, each a monthly usage allowance shown as a share; no seats, no credits. | ViktorFree to start with up to $100 in credits, then Team plans from $50 a month for 20,000 credits to $100 for 40,000, and up. Credits are model costs passed through, shared across the workspace, and scheduled automations use them too. |
| Free trial | Doozy14 days free, no card. Nothing is billed until an owner picks a plan. | ViktorUp to $100 in credits, no card. Trial credits don't expire. |
| Where it works | DoozySlack. Microsoft Teams and WhatsApp are not available. | ViktorSlack and Microsoft Teams. |
| Setup | DoozySelf-serve by whoever owns the Slack workspace: add the app, connect tools from the browser, mention @Doozy. No engineer, no server, no pasted keys. | ViktorSelf-serve from their site; no engineer needed. |
| AI model | DoozyDoozy's AI, included in every plan. Paid plans can bring their own key from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or DeepSeek. | ViktorTheir own choice of models, billed through as credits. Bringing your own key isn't offered on the pricing page. |
| Integrations | DoozySlack, GitHub, Postgres, WooCommerce and the web built in; ready-made connectors for Linear, Jira, Asana, Notion, Sentry, Supabase, Vercel, PostHog, Stripe, HubSpot, Intercom and Zapier; any other MCP server. | ViktorThousands of integrations, included on every plan. |
| Safety | DoozyEach task runs in its own isolated sandbox; credentials stay outside it. Every tool has a switch, and tools that delete or overwrite start off. On GitHub it opens pull requests but can't merge or push to main. Every action is on an audit log. | ViktorSOC 2 compliant, per their site. How credentials are held, and which tools start off, isn't stated on the pricing page. |
| Memory and ways of working | DoozyRemembers facts about the business in a Vault people can read and edit, and follows written ways of working (Skills) the team gives it. | ViktorNot stated on the pages we checked. |
| Compliance | DoozyNo SOC 2 report yet. The Security and Sub-processors pages say exactly what runs where; Enterprise adds a DPA, SSO and audit-log export by contract. | ViktorSOC 2. A DPA and a security review come with Enterprise. |
Viktor's facts are from their own site and help pages, checked on 26 October 2026. Doozy's are what the product does today; prices come from the same code as the pricing page. Tell us if something has changed: [email protected].
What people hand Doozy
The same coworker, for every team in the Slack. One page per team, with the asks that work today.
- For support teamsThe queue is the job, and the week's story about it is the other job.
- For operations teamsA dozen tools, none of which talk to each other, and you in the middle.
- For foundersYou need the answer now and there is no one to hand it to.
- For engineering teamsYou would rather build than chase errors and tickets.
- For sales teamsYou live in the CRM and hate filling it in.
Questions people ask about Doozy and Viktor
- Is Doozy a Viktor alternative?
- For a Slack team, yes: both are an AI coworker you mention in a thread. Doozy is the one to try if you want a fixed monthly price and work done inside your own database and tools with the evidence shown. Viktor is the one if you need Teams or a very long list of integrations.
- What does a team of ten pay on each?
- On Doozy, the plan that fits ten people is Pro at $119 a month, and everyone in the Slack can ask. On Viktor the price is the credit tier you pick, from $50 a month, and depends on how much the ten people use it.
- Can I move from Viktor to Doozy?
- There's nothing to migrate. Add Doozy to the same Slack workspace, connect the tools it may use, and ask. Both can be installed at once while you compare, and the trial is free for 14 days.
Your next hire is one mention away.
Add Doozy to Slack and hand it the thing that's been waiting on someone all week. It comes back done, and it starts learning how your team works from the first ask.
- 14 days free, no card
- One price for the whole team
- Nothing billed until you pick a plan