How it fits
Plugs into your stack. Doesn’t replace it.
Monroe is a new hire on the team, not a new tool you have to migrate to. It uses the same Slack, Drive, GitHub, Notion, HubSpot, and Stripe your team already lives in. Set access at the connector level, exactly like onboarding a person.
No data migration. No "Monroe-shaped" workflows. The work happens where your team is.
Where it lives
Slack today. More channels on the way.
Live in Slack — full OAuth, native @-mentions, threaded replies, run receipts in-channel. Microsoft Teams is in pilot; Discord, WhatsApp, Signal, Matrix, Google Chat, Telegram, Feishu, DingTalk, WeCom, and LINE are on the roadmap. Email enterprise@getmonroe.com to influence priority for a channel your team needs.
Slackbot is Slack-only and stays that way. We start in Slack and expand from there.
Which models
A curated provider chain.
Claude Haiku 4.5 on AWS Bedrock by default (fast + margin-safe), with automatic fallback across Bedrock models on rate-limit; premium tiers run Claude Sonnet 4.5. Inference stays inside AWS — no third-party router. Every tier can pin a preferred model — UI ships next quarter.
Other tools lock you to one vendor (ChatGPT Workspace = OpenAI only). We do not.
How it improves
Skills you can teach by example.
Save the workflows your team runs over and over as skills with a /save command — title, prompt, channel, schedule. Reuse them with one click. An auto-curator that watches usage and refines skills based on outcomes is on the roadmap.
Most agent products treat workflows as static config files. Skills are first-class here.
How it stays cheap
A real spend cap.
Tier-default spend cap ($1,200/mo Solo, $3,000/mo Team, $7,500/mo Business), metered per workspace on every model call and enforced by Monroe's credit ledger — the workspace pauses at your cap, no surprise invoices. Enterprise contracts can customize the cap; a dashboard slider for self-serve cap selection is on the roadmap.
Per-seat products bundle "AI usage" into the seat fee. You never know what each task costs.
How it stays safe
Anything externally-visible needs a human.
Drafts? Monroe. Sends? You. Replies, emails, CRM updates, refunds, code commits — all gated behind explicit approval. Run receipts in-channel for every completed action. Per-workspace audit log retention is set at 90 days by default with a longer retention option on the Enterprise roadmap.
Approval gates as defaults, not afterthoughts.
How you deploy it
In our cloud, or in yours.
SaaS by default — be up in 5 minutes. Enterprise customers can self-host the entire runtime in their VPC. Same product, same docs, same skills. Your security review covers the deployment, not a SaaS vendor risk profile.
Sierra and Decagon are SaaS-only. Enterprise Monroe gives you the keys.