How is “anonymous” actually enforced?

Every message, poll, and thread reply is posted by the Anony Botter app, not by the sender’s Slack account — so the sender’s name and avatar don’t appear in the channel. Admins don’t see authorship in Slack. The only exception is Enterprise audit mode, which has to be enabled in advance and is disclosed to every user before they send.

Can Slack admins or workspace owners see who wrote a message?

No, unless the workspace has explicitly turned on Enterprise audit mode. When audit mode is on, every sender sees a confirmation dialog disclosing that the admin can view authorship. Messages sent before audit mode was enabled remain anonymous forever.

What data does Anony Botter store, and where?

We store your workspace team ID, OAuth token, configuration settings, and the content of messages the bot was asked to post. Data lives in MongoDB Atlas, encrypted at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.2+). Uninstalling deletes your workspace record.

How does this affect my Slack admin settings?

Anony Botter installs as a standard Slack app with scoped OAuth permissions. It can only post in channels it has been invited to, and only to the scopes you approved at install. Workspace owners can revoke access in one click from Slack’s app-management page.

How is pricing structured?

Per Slack workspace, not per user. A 500-person workspace pays the same as a 5-person workspace on the same tier. Free is $0, Plus is $7/month annual ($8 monthly), Enterprise is $26.99/month annual ($29.99 monthly).

What happens if we cancel or uninstall?

Uninstalling triggers deletion of your workspace record. Subscriptions cancel immediately, with a 7-day refund window. Request a full export or purge at privacy@anonybotter.com within 72 hours.

Can we run Anony Botter on Slack Enterprise Grid?

Yes. The app can be installed per workspace within a Grid or org-wide by the Enterprise Grid admin. Audit mode, moderator approval, and channel whitelists are designed for Grid deployments.

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Slack·Anony Botter workspace

retro-q2

Priya10:42
Retro tomorrow — what should we actually talk about? I'll collect anonymously.
Marcus10:44
👍 I have one but don't want it attached to me.
Anony BotterAppAnonymous10:45
The deploy process has been a real blocker for the last three sprints. Can we revisit the release workflow before starting anything new?
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Admin controls

moderation · whitelist · audit

Posted by the bot

Your Slack name stays off the channel

Free forever — no credit cardPer-workspace billingUninstalling wipes your data

Workspaces installed

0K+

Anonymous messages sent

Countries

Zero

Data leaks

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Why teams choose us

Three reasons teams switch to Anony Botter.

True anonymity — not just hidden names.

The bot posts every message, poll, and reply under its own account. Your Slack name and avatar never appear.

Anonymous messages in any channel
Anonymous thread replies
Anonymous polls with up to 5 options
Anonymous reactions (upvote / downvote)

Built-in moderation — zero chaos.

Community self-policing and moderator tools keep conversations productive without anyone reading private data.

Auto-hide after 5 downvotes + majority rule
One-click moderator flagging
Admin approval queue before messages post
Unlimited moderators on every paid tier

Free forever — upgrade only when you're ready.

Start with a generous free tier, no credit card required. Per-workspace pricing means your headcount never moves the bill.

Free plan with 20 messages + unlimited polls
No credit card to get started
Per-workspace flat rate (not per user)
Plus starts at $7/mo — Enterprise at $26.99/mo

See all 12 features in detail →

Every capability

Twelve features. Zero fluff.

Twelve shipping capabilities. Hover anything to see how it behaves inside Slack.

Command

/anony

One slash command, any channel the bot is in. The bot posts — you don't.

generalMessage

/anonyI think we shipped too fast…

posted as bot

Thread replies

Anonymity in threads

Reply anonymously in any thread — even on messages the bot didn't post.

Anony BotterApp10:12

Should we revisit the release cadence this quarter?

Anony BotterAppAnonymous10:14

Yes — the QA team is underwater.

Anony BotterAppAnonymous10:15

Agreed, I'd vote for biweekly.

Polls

Anonymous polls

Up to 5 options. Unlimited on every tier, including Free.

Anonymous poll · 42 votes

Best retro day?

Tuesday62%
Wednesday28%
Friday10%

Reactions

React anonymously

Upvote or downvote anonymous posts without revealing your name in Slack.

Anony BotterAppAnonymous09:40

Proposing we kill the Friday all-hands and move it to async.

14632

Moderation

Auto-hide spam

5 downvotes + majority rule hides the message automatically.

Hidden by community

7 downvotes · majority flagged

5 min rule ≥ 51%

Moderation

One-click flagging

Moderators remove inappropriate posts instantly. Unlimited mods.

Anony BotterAppAnonymous11:02

Can we stop calling it "synergy" in the offsite deck…

mods · unlimited

Admin

Approval workflow

Queue every anonymous post for moderator review before it ships.

Approval queue3 pending

Concerned about weekend oncall…
The new tooling slowed us down.
Team morale is lower than Q1.

Admin

Channel whitelist

Scope the bot to exactly the channels you allow. Nothing else.

Allowed

feedback retro-q2 dei leadership-pulse

Blocked

general random

Admin

Block @here / @channel

Strip mass-mention triggers out of every anonymous post.

Heads up team — ~~@here~~ Please keep the ~~@channel~~ pings out of retros.

mass mentions stripped

Admin

Broadcast prevention

Thread replies stay in threads. No noise in the main channel.

generalmain channel

Thread reply stays here only

also send to channel

Admin

Per-channel toggles

Turn messages, threads, and reactions on or off per surface.

Anonymous messages

Anonymous thread replies

Anonymous reactions

Enterprise

Audit mode

Optional, disclosed to every sender. Past posts stay anonymous forever.

Audit mode is on

Workspace admins can view authorship of messages sent from now on. Your previous posts remain anonymous.

Posted by the bot — your Slack name stays off the channel·Per-workspace billing·Works in public & private channels

How it works

Start in 60 seconds. Seriously.

Install

Click Add to Slack. Authorize the scoped OAuth permissions for your workspace. That's it — no new logins, no SSO project.

OAuthScoped permissions

Type /anony

In any channel the bot is invited to, type /anony. A modal opens where the sender composes — identity never enters the payload.

/anonySlash command

Post anonymously

The bot posts as itself — your name doesn't show up in the channel. Admins don't see authorship unless Enterprise audit mode is on and disclosed to every user.

Posted by botNot your account

Add to Slack — free

Built for the way teams work

One tool. Four jobs.

HR & People

Honest pulse surveys in the channels you already live in.

/anony-polleNPSfree-text follow-ups

Engineering

Retros and postmortems that are actually blameless.

/anonymoderationaudit log

Leadership

Skip-level feedback without 40 one-on-ones.

channel whitelistapprovalreply in-thread

IT & Security

Governance without writing new policy.

SSO via SlackGrid-readyDPA on request

Data handling

How your workspace data is handled.

Straight facts, no marketing halo. This is what the bot touches, where it lives, and what happens when you uninstall.

Uninstalling wipes your workspace data. No exceptions.

In transit: TLS 1.2+
At rest: AES-256 · MongoDB Atlas
Data stored: Team ID · OAuth · settings · posted content
Not stored: User profiles · emails · DMs
On uninstall: Workspace record deleted
Admin visibility: Off by default · audit mode disclosed

Pricing

Priced per workspace. Never per user.

A 500-person workspace pays the same as a 5-person workspace on the same tier. Your headcount doesn’t move the bill.

Free

Trying it on a team.

$0/forever

No credit card required

Start free — no card needed

20 messages, then 3 per day
Unlimited anonymous polls
Anonymous thread replies
Broadcast prevention · @here block
Unlimited channels

Plus

Growing teams that need the full surface.

$7/mo

Billed $84 annually · $8 monthly

Start on Plus

Unlimited anonymous messages & replies
Community flagging & auto-hide
Unlimited anonymous polls
All Free features

Enterprise

Regulated or mid-market orgs.

$26.99/mo

Billed $323 annually · $29.99 monthly

See enterprise plan

Moderator approval workflow
Unlimited moderators
Channel whitelist
Audit mode (disclosed to users)
Custom features development

See full comparison →

What teams are saying

Honest feedback about honest feedback.

Frequently asked

The objections we hear — answered honestly.

Still have questions?

We respond to every message within 24 hours.

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Your team has opinions.

Give them a safe way to share.

Installs in under a minute. Free forever tier. Upgrade your workspace — not your seat count — when you're ready.

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Free plan foreverSetup in 60 secondsNo credit card

Anonymous feedback your team actually trusts. Built for Slack.

Three reasons teams switch to Anony Botter.

True anonymity — not just hidden names.

Built-in moderation — zero chaos.

Free forever — upgrade only when you're ready.

Twelve features. Zero fluff.

/anony

Anonymity in threads

Anonymous polls

React anonymously

Auto-hide spam

One-click flagging

Approval workflow

Channel whitelist

Block @here / @channel

Broadcast prevention

Per-channel toggles

Audit mode

Start in 60 seconds. Seriously.

Install

Type /anony

Post anonymously

One tool. Four jobs.

Honest pulse surveys in the channels you already live in.

Retros and postmortems that are actually blameless.

Skip-level feedback without 40 one-on-ones.

Governance without writing new policy.

How your workspace data is handled.

Priced per workspace. Never per user.

Free

Plus

Enterprise

Honest feedback about honest feedback.

The objections we hear — answered honestly.

Still have questions?

How is “anonymous” actually enforced?

Can Slack admins or workspace owners see who wrote a message?

What data does Anony Botter store, and where?

How does this affect my Slack admin settings?

How is pricing structured?

What happens if we cancel or uninstall?

Can we run Anony Botter on Slack Enterprise Grid?

Your team has opinions.

Anonymous feedback your team actually trusts.
Built for Slack.