Slackbot limits and credit usage
Slackbot is a personal AI agent with access to all of the context and information in your Slack workspace, plus powerful tools like MCP connections, skills to complete complex tasks, and more. The number of messages you can send to Slackbot and which features you can use depend on your plan.
Note: Owners and admins can turn Slackbot on and off for their entire workspace or Enterprise organization.
What to expect
- Each Slack plan has a different limit on how many messages members can send to Slackbot. For Business+ plans, the limit resets weekly, but for Free and Pro plans, it doesn’t reset unless you upgrade. Enterprise plans are limited only by Slack’s overall usage policies.
- You can use Salesforce Flex Credits to purchase additional Slackbot usage. How you're charged for your members' usage will be based on the rates outlined in the Flex Credits Rate Card, and whether the actions Slackbot takes are Standard or Advanced.
Slackbot limits by plan
Free & Pro plans
By default, customers on the Slack Free and Pro plans only get access to Slackbot during a trial or preview. Once you’ve used all of the messages included in your Slackbot preview, you’ll no longer be able to use Slackbot unless you upgrade or enable Flex Credits.
Business+ plans
Each member of a Business+ workspace can send 15 messages to Slackbot per week, starting Monday and ending Sunday. Once you reach your limit, you won’t be able to send new messages to Slackbot until it resets at 12 a.m. Monday in your time zone.
Note: Legacy Business+ plans with Slack AI add-on have the same Slackbot capabilities and limits as the new Business+ plan.
Enterprise plans
Members of Enterprise+ organizations (as well as Enterprise Select or Enterprise Grid organizations with the Slack AI add-on) are not subject to weekly or lifetime message limits.
Plans with Salesforce Flex Credits
If you've connected a Salesforce organization to your Free, Pro, or Business+ Slack workspace, you can use Flex Credits for Slackbot usage beyond the limits in place for your plan. A Workspace Owner or Workspace Admin in Slack and a Salesforce Admin in Salesforce have to enable Flex Credits for Slackbot.
Slackbot limits
Standard and Advanced Slackbot actions
If you’re using Flex Credits to pay for Slackbot usage, there are two types of actions to be aware of — Standard and Advanced. If you’re not using Flex Credits, your Slackbot usage is only subject to the message limit in place for your free, Pro, or Business+ plan and daily task run limits. While we don’t currently have limits in place for Advanced actions, we may add them in the future.
| Usage type | Description |
| Slackbot Standard actions |
Covers most native Slack and Salesforce actions, including:
Note: Salesforce MCP tool calls aren’t metered |
| Slackbot Advanced actions |
Premium, higher-value actions:
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Task limits
While there’s no limit on the number of tasks you can create, you get three automatic task runs per day. Once you reach the daily limit, Slackbot will ask if you'd like to run tasks manually. The daily limit resets at 12 a.m. in your time zone.
Skill limits
Skills aren’t available to use on the Free plan, unless you’re using Flex Credits to pay for additional Slackbot usage.
Account type limits
Guests and Frontline Members don't have access to Slackbot.
Usage limits
All Slackbot interactions must comply with our Acceptable Use Policy. Additionally, you may not attempt to overwhelm Slack’s infrastructure by imposing a disproportionate load on our system. This includes any activity that consumes excessive computing resources:
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Automated high frequency requests
Using bots, scripts, or scrapers to send requests to our servers at a frequency that exceeds human capability or standard browser use. -
Capability circumvention
Engaging in activities designed to bypass limits.
Violation of these policies constitutes a material breach of the Main Services Agreement (MSA) and may result in immediate service suspension or account termination.
