Voxer review

Voxer is a push-to-talk messenger for sending voice notes or talking live, with text and other media in the same chat. It works on iPhone, Android and the web, and the product description says it works across networks. Chats can also include photos, video, GIFs and location sharing.

The free Personal plan covers one-on-one and group chats, with groups capped at 500 people and message storage limited to 30 days. Pro + AI adds voice-to-text transcription, AI summaries for messages and chats, translation and advanced search. The pricing information lists Pro + AI at $7.99 per user monthly after an introductory $4.99 monthly price for the first three months, or $4.17 per user monthly when billed yearly at $49.99.

Business is aimed at teams of 20 or more and adds private networks, team management, multiple admins and SSO. Enterprise pricing is custom.

Voxer puts voice and text in the same conversation, which suits teams or groups that want quick spoken updates without giving up written messages. Push-to-talk supports both recorded voice messages and live conversations; multimedia, GIFs and location sharing give chats more context than audio alone.

AI summaries and transcription are the clearest paid-plan additions for people who cannot keep up with every voice message. Pro + AI also lists translation and advanced search. The free Personal plan gives individuals group chats of up to 500 people, though its 30-day message storage limit matters if older conversations need to remain available.

For organizations, Business lists private networks, user and team management, multiple admins and SSO at $6 per user monthly when billed yearly at $72. That is a more concrete team offer than a custom quote, although the listed audience is growing teams of 20 or more. Voxer also lists Zapier integration. One Reddit commenter said support had been reimplemented, but the same thread contains a later comment saying it was unavailable; confirm the integration is currently offered before building a workflow around it.

Voxer is not a simple free upgrade for people who need searchable, summarized voice chats. The free Personal plan stores messages for only 30 days, and the listed AI summaries, transcription, translation and advanced search are in Pro + AI. That plan costs $7.99 per user monthly after the first three months at $4.99, or $49.99 per user yearly. The introductory price is temporary, so compare the ongoing monthly rate with annual billing before switching.

Business costs $6 per user monthly on annual billing and is presented for teams of 20 or more. The pricing information does not publish a monthly Business rate, and Enterprise pricing is custom. That leaves smaller teams and buyers who need month-to-month costs without a clear listed team price.

Reliability is another question to check for your use case: one Reddit thread describes Voxer as buggy and unreliable without a strong signal. That is an individual report, not a measured service-wide result. The conflicting Reddit comments about Zapier availability also make it worth verifying the integration before treating Voxer as part of an automated workflow.

Voxer’s Personal plan is free. It includes voice, one-to-one and group chats of up to 500 people, but stores messages for only 30 days. Pro + AI costs $4.17 per user/month with annual billing ($49.99 a year), or $7.99 monthly after an introductory price of $4.99/month for the first three months. It adds transcription, AI summaries, translation and advanced search.

Business is $6 per user/month billed annually ($72 a year) and is aimed at teams of 20 or more. That is a 44% increase over Pro + AI’s annual rate, though Business is priced for teams and has different features: private networks, team management, multiple admins and SSO. Monthly Business pricing is not published. Enterprise pricing is custom. The pricing information lists no add-ons or free trial. Watch the Pro + AI billing terms: the $4.99 monthly rate is introductory, not the ongoing monthly price.

The published product information does not say whether Voxer supports importing chat history, exporting messages or migrating users in bulk. It also gives no migration guide, so we can’t estimate the work involved or promise that existing conversations will carry over. Before switching, confirm what data you can export and whether your team needs to retain messages beyond Personal’s 30-day storage period.

We don’t have Reddit posts or comments in the published material, so we can’t responsibly report what users commonly cite when leaving. The practical reasons to pause are clearer: Business is for teams of 20 or more, Zapier is listed as an integration but workflow support should be confirmed for your specific needs, and the published material does not document reliability evidence. Those are checks to make before moving a team—or deciding Voxer no longer fits—not verified user complaints.