Pricing
Flat-rate per org. Not per-seat. Start free, upgrade when adoption or IT requirements make it worth paying for.
Free for teams up to 10 — nothing breaks if an 11th joins. A team of one counts.
- ·Unlimited /go links
- ·Click counts + trending links
- ·Chrome + Firefox extensions
- ·Email-domain auto-join
- ·Variables (
go/ticket/$→ any ticket) - ·Slack app (/go, /go create, /go share)
- ·URLs encrypted at rest (AES-256)
For growing teams that want unlimited adoption without per-seat pricing.
- ·Everything in Free
- ·Unlimited team members
- ·Analytics history: daily charts, 12-month trends, top links
- ·Annual billing option ($48/yr, save 20%)
- ·Month-to-month, cancel anytime
No card needed to start.Or pay yearly: $48/yr
Govern and audit your /go links as your team grows.
- ·Everything in Pro
- ·Audit log — append-only history of every change, CSV export
- ·Admin & offboarding — reassign a leaver's links, bulk CSV export
- ·Search links by destination URL (your URLs stay encrypted at rest)
- ·Dead-link detector — opt-in weekly health checks email owners about genuinely broken links
- ·Google Workspace sign-in — access governed by your IdP, so offboarding in Google offboards SlashGo
- ·Annual billing option ($144/yr, save 20%)
Common questions
Nothing breaks. The 11th person still joins. Owners and admins see a banner asking them to upgrade to Pro for $5/mo; editors and viewers see a quieter note. We never fail an invite to force an upgrade — if a teammate can't get in, that kills adoption.
Start Pro from your billing page and you get 14 days free, no card needed; each organization gets one trial. Add a card before the trial ends to keep Pro; if you don't, your team goes back to Free and keeps every link.
Most tools like this charge per seat. SlashGo is $5/mo flat for the whole team, because making your whole team use it is the point. Pricing per-seat means the person trying to get adoption is the same person arguing with finance about headcount. That kills the product.
Yes — month-to-month. No annual lock-in unless you pick the yearly plan to save 20%.
No — SlashGo is for internal team navigation (go/docs, go/okrs). It doesn't make public marketing links, QR codes or UTM tracking; a link shortener is the right tool for those.