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Snitch

A Slack org chart that builds itself by asking every person who they report to, then answers org questions in plain language.

Slack-native integration45-day free trial — no cardPlans from €19/moNo HR system requiredSupports up to 200 people
Category
HR tech / organizational management / Slack app
Business model
SaaS subscription, flat workspace tiers based on employee count; not per-seat pricing
Target audience
Small to mid-sized Slack workspaces, roughly 20–200 people, especially those without a dedicated HRIS or with too much employee movement for static org charts
Opportunity score
70/100

Snitch is a clever, low-complexity micro-SaaS with real utility, but its current pricing ceiling and Slack-only distribution limit venture-scale potential.

Founder verdict
MAYBE

Snitch is a sharp, well-positioned micro-SaaS that solves a real problem but is likely constrained by its small pricing envelope and Slack-only dependency.

What is Snitch?

Snitch is a lightweight Slack bot that collects reporting relationships by DMing each person one question, builds a living org chart, and then answers questions like 'who reports to X?' in Slack. The landing page shows a polished product story with heavy use of fictional companies like Dunder Mifflin, a simple three-tier pricing model from €19 to €59 per month, and a strong anti-creepy privacy FAQ. Metrics are unknown from the page, but the product positioning is unusually clear for an early-stage tool: it replaces stale spreadsheets, slide decks, and missing HR systems for small Slack-first companies. The main business risk is revenue ceiling: pricing currently caps at 200 people and €59/mo, making it more of a niche micro-SaaS than a high-growth enterprise play.

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