eXpress vs Secretly for Teams

eXpress is an enterprise communication and mobility platform that brings workplace messaging, video meetings, and employee access to business processes together. Its messenger supports personal and group chats, threads, tags, reactions, channels, and file sharing. Video conferences include recording, hand raising, persistent chat, and background effects. SmartApps provide a single window for employee processes and corporate systems; the maker lists more than 70 integration systems, including email, document management, CRM, and antivirus. The mail client connects to Gmail, Exchange, and Yandex accounts. The maker describes multi-layer end-to-end encryption, encrypted mobile storage, TLS 1.3 and DTLS transport encryption, and three independent authentication channels. Corporate customers can deploy on their own secure servers or in a secure cloud. Listed platforms include web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and Aurora OS, with an Outlook add-in for conferences. A free plan and a 30-day trial are listed. Corporate plans have individual conditions, with pricing handled by the commercial department.

Secretly for Teams provides encrypted organizational communication across Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows without requiring phone numbers or email addresses. The Teams offering targets legal, healthcare, journalism, and finance groups, with a 30-day pilot available without commitment. Team controls include an admin console, organizational Secretly IDs, enforced disappearing-message and export-lock policies, centralized billing, and priority support. Secretly says messages, calls, and files are encrypted on-device and unreadable by its servers; administrators manage membership and policy but cannot read message content. The free plan includes encrypted chats, files, one-to-one calls, group calls for up to eight, desktop apps on up to two computers, and 100 MB file sharing. Premium costs $2.99 a month, or $14.99 per year or $29.99 lifetime. Teams uses custom per-seat pricing. Source code is public, while an independent third-party security audit is planned but not completed.