Struct Chat
Chat platform with AI, threads, and SEO for communities.
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What is Struct Chat?
Struct Chat is a chat platform built around threads, feeds, and AI, designed to reduce chat chaos by keeping discussions in threads with automatic titles and summaries. It turns conversations into organized, searchable knowledge with an AI bot that answers questions from conversation history.
Struct Chat pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Struct’s pricing page says it does not use a standard per-user model and instead charges by GPT usage. The stated plan is $29.95 per month with 500K tokens included, plus $30 per million tokens in overage. It also says both prompt and completion tokens are treated the same, users can set a monthly charge limit to avoid surprises, and the platform continues to work even after the limit is reached. The page says this model is intended to work across teams and communities of different sizes, but it does not describe a separate free tier or multiple paid tiers.
Struct Chat pros
- Thread-first conversation layout
- AI-generated thread titles
- AI-generated thread summaries
- Real-time feed of conversations
- Unified view of DMs, channels, and threads
- Custom feeds for focused work
- Cmd/Ctrl+K search shortcut
- Searches titles, summaries, and message content
- Semantic and vector search approach
- Struct Bot answers questions from chat history
- Knowledge Base turns chats into searchable repository
- Auto-generates SEO pages from public threads
- Supports public threads for community growth
- Slack import tools for migration
- Slack sync for cross-platform chatting
- Browser access at app.struct.ai
- Desktop app recommended for best experience
- Works for both teams and communities
- Can set monthly spend limits on GPT usage
- Uses GPT for multiple productivity features
Struct Chat cons
- Pricing is usage-based on GPT tokens
- No fully free public tier described on pricing page
- Overage charges apply beyond included tokens
- Requires OpenAI/GPT dependence for key features
- Best experience depends on app download
- Slack installation may need admin help
- Some features are tied to Slack integration
- Early access may be required to start a new org
- Pricing page is a proposal-style explanation, not a full plan matrix
- Weekly newsletter generation is still in development
- Thread summaries may expose sensitive data to OpenAI processing
- Public SEO pages may not suit private-only teams
- AI-heavy workflow may be unnecessary for simple chat use
- Token budgeting adds usage complexity
- Migration from Slack may still require setup work
Frequently asked questions about Struct Chat
What is Struct primarily for?
Struct is a chat platform for teams and communities that want conversations organized into threads, feeds, and AI-assisted knowledge. Its site emphasizes productivity, searchable discussions, and community growth rather than casual messaging alone.
How does Struct organize conversations?
Struct is designed around threads as the main unit of conversation. It gives each thread a title and summary, surfaces threads in a feed, and lets people jump into a thread view to follow the full discussion.
What does Struct Bot do?
Struct Bot answers questions using the knowledge captured in your team’s chat history and knowledge base. The site says it can help people find information quickly without manually digging through old conversations.
Can Struct search past messages and discussions?
Yes. The site says Struct indexes thread content, titles, and summaries so users can search conversations more effectively. It also highlights Cmd/Ctrl+K as the fast way to find files, links, and past threads.
Does Struct work with Slack?
Yes. The FAQ says you can install Struct on your Slack domain, connect permissions, and chat with Slack peers on Struct and vice versa. It also says Struct can import threads, channels, and member lists when moving away from Slack.
Can I use Struct without installing an app?
Yes. The FAQ says Struct is fully functional in the browser at app.struct.ai. It also recommends downloading the app for the best experience.
What is the Struct Knowledge Base?
The Struct Knowledge Base is a searchable repository built from a team’s Slack conversations. It organizes discussions, decisions, and insights so important information is preserved and easier to find later.
Can Struct publish content publicly?
Yes. Struct can make threads public and automatically generate SEO pages for public threads. The site presents this as a way to share useful community knowledge with the wider internet and improve discoverability.
How is Struct priced?
Struct says it charges based on GPT usage rather than per user. The listed pricing model is $29.95 per month with 500K tokens included, then $30 per million tokens over that amount.
Does Struct limit spending?
The pricing page says users can set a limit on how much they can be charged in a month to avoid surprises. Even after that limit is reached, Struct keeps operating for messaging and thread viewing.