EasyCoexistence vs SleekFlow

What you are actually paying for

The two pricing models answer different questions, and one of them asks about your org chart.

SleekFlow: A shared inbox and campaign platform priced by user seat across plan tiers, which makes sense when the product is where your team spends its day.

EasyCoexistence: A connection. The unit is a connected number, not a person, so adding a colleague costs nothing and the bill does not change when the team grows or shrinks.

Where your team works

The decision underneath the pricing model, and the one that is hardest to reverse.

SleekFlow: Inside SleekFlow. That is the product: an inbox, automations and campaigns in one place, which is genuinely useful for a team that wants one.

EasyCoexistence: Wherever they already work. Message events go from Meta straight to your CRM, helpdesk, internal tool or AI agent through Meta's own webhook override. Nobody learns a new inbox and nothing has to be migrated.

Adding a second or third number

Common for a business with more than one location, and where the models diverge sharply.

SleekFlow: Additional WhatsApp numbers are an add-on alongside the seat-based plan, so a second number is a second decision on top of the subscription.

EasyCoexistence: The second number is simply the second number, at the published rate, falling as more are added. Twenty numbers on one account need no plan change and no conversation.

What happens if you stop paying

Worth asking of any product that holds your conversations.

SleekFlow: The inbox, the history and the automations live in the platform, which is what makes them work and also what makes leaving a migration.

EasyCoexistence: Nothing of yours is inside us to migrate. Messages were delivered to your system as they arrived and the number is in your own Meta Business Portfolio, so removing us leaves the number exactly where it was.

Keep reading

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