Quip Pricing

Group chats and file sharing are a lifesaver. No one likes group texts, they're annoying and don't carry over well between mobile platforms. With Quip, we can share a group chat that isn't annoying. File sharing helps when people are out of the office. We're always on the go and being able to send things back and forth without it getting lost in email is wonderful. Getting everyone together for meetings is almost always impossible with our crazy schedules and we never manage to pass the info around to everyone. This way we can send it out to everyone and know it was received. The to-do list function helps keep me organized.

The price. At some point you start wondering is it really worth the price of every additional app and software you need. We have 20 something people, that adds up real quick. Much more cost effective for a smaller team.

Quip is a very slick real-time document management platform. For remote teams, it's a very capable way to coordinate and edit documents for a wide variety of use cases. I especially like the user management features for bringing in collaborators and other outside partners to work on particular documents. Not only that, but Quip is super flexible, and even integrates into various CRM platforms for even greater capabilities.

Quip is great, but given the competitors out there, it's a little expensive. This is the one thing I would change about Quip.

Very easy on the eyes - awesome UI/UX, it's clean and easy to work with, nice and organized. Also like that I can work on mobile too, and everything is stored in the cloud. Group chat is cool too, and there's a countdown which is neat, I haven't seen that anywhere else.

Expensive. For a small team, it's bit much. On it's own it wouldn't be bad, but there are a bunch of other services needed besides Quip, to run our business so this one got the boot.

Quip is very user-friendly from the web version, I like the use of the apps to docs or calendar features. The use of mentions makes it easy to pass information around to your team. It also integrates my google drive, box, dropbox etc. The interface is lovely and warm, puts you in a mood for work. Love how it makes communication trends easy to access and follow. Overall the software is affordable.

Quip does not carry any reporting building features, it could also use some approval processes for project management.

It's a really handy, easy to use hub. That part, I like a lot. It's a great blend of tools, executed well.

The pricing could be better arranged for small businesses with 1-2 person teams, as well as teams where only some members need edit access and others need view-only access.

Quip, was one of the most affordable and efficient software I could find for my project. I would recommend the smooth platform to anyone.

I think some of the features could be a little more updated.

It is a Google docs like app for Salesforce that you can use within Salesforce natively to collaborate with coworkers. Great for keeping company information within the company database.

It does not offer enough value for the cost compared to employees using Google docs on their own.