Does the job in the tool, from a Slack thread: updates the HubSpot deal, files the Linear ticket, pulls overdue invoices from QuickBooks, across 1,500+ tools.
One Glad for the whole company. Sales, finance, support and engineering hand it work in shared channels, and everyone sees the result.
Live in two minutes. Add it to Slack and ask: no workflows to build and no setup call.
Remembers what your team tells it, and you can read and edit every line it keeps about you.
Drafts the email in your Gmail and books the meeting in your calendar, because it works through each person's own accounts.
2. Viktor
Best for: Teams that want one shared AI teammate that also writes and runs code, in Slack or Teams.
Each tool does work for a team, not only chat, and works with Slack in some way. We took every price and feature from the vendor's own site on 14 October 2026, and we didn't use review sites.
What is the best Tasklet AI alternative?
Glad. Mention @Glad in any Slack thread and it does the job in the tool, from updating a HubSpot deal to pulling overdue invoices from QuickBooks, across 1,500+ tools, then replies in the thread. Everyone in the workspace can use it from day one, and it's live two minutes after you add it to Slack.
Is there a free Tasklet AI alternative?
Yes. Glad's first 50 tasks are free, with no card and every feature included. Viktor gives $100 in trial credits with no card, Junior a $100 credit for a limited time, Lindy $50 in credits for 7 days, and Runbear is free to start. Zapier Agents has a free plan with 400 activities a month, and Slackbot comes as a limited trial on Slack's Free and Pro plans.
How much does Tasklet AI cost compared to alternatives?
Tasklet starts at $25 a month for 10,000 credits and $100 for 40,000, billed per organization with no per-user fee. Glad is $49 a month for 250 tasks or $99 for 600, for the whole workspace. Viktor starts at $50 a month in credits, Runbear at $99, Junior at $100, Lindy at $29.99 a person, Zapier Agents Pro at $33.33 a month billed yearly, and Slackbot comes with Slack Business+ at $15 a user a month, yearly.
Why do people look for Tasklet AI alternatives?
Usually for the Slack fit or the credits. Tasklet runs in its own app, and in Slack it's a connection and a trigger. Its own guide says a run's credit cost depends on the intelligence level, the task, browser use and how often the automation fires. With Glad you ask in the thread and get the result there, and a request that uses a tool counts as one task (a /deep run counts as five).
Can Tasklet answer questions in Slack?
Tasklet uses Slack as a connection and a trigger: an agent can start on a new message or an emoji reaction, filtered by channel, user, keyword, thread or emoji, and post its result to a channel. You set up and talk to the agent in Tasklet's own app. Glad is a Slack app: mention @Glad in a thread with a question or a job, and it answers or does the work right there.
Is Tasklet free?
No. Tasklet's pricing page says it "requires payment to use", and paid plans get 600 bonus credits on each day you log in. Glad's first 50 tasks are free, and we won't ask for a card.
What is the difference between Tasklet AI and Zapier?
Both let you set up agents that run on their own. Tasklet's agents connect to your tools, can use a browser, and are priced in credits from $25 a month. Zapier Agents are built in Zapier, act only in the apps you've connected with the triggers and actions you set up, and start with a free plan of 400 activities a month. Glad has nothing to set up: ask in a Slack thread and it does the job in 1,500+ tools.
Does Tasklet have SOC 2 compliance?
Yes, Tasklet says it's SOC 2 compliant, with controls attested by an independent auditor. Zapier lists SOC 2 Type II, Runbear has a SOC 2 Type II report on request, Viktor has SOC 2 Type 1, Lindy says it's SOC 2 compliant, and Junior's Type II audit is in progress. Glad stores your data in the EU, signs a DPA and never trains models on your data.
