Start today, no sales call
Anyone can start Milo free on the web or on WhatsApp, then pay $49, $99 or $199 per person a month. Coworker is sold as a custom enterprise deal after a demo.
Milo vs Coworker
Coworker is an enterprise AI platform built on a knowledge graph of your company’s tools. Milo is an AI teammate anyone can start free, message from their chats and send to work on the web.
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The short answer
Choose Coworker if your company wants a permission-aware knowledge graph across many business tools, bought as a custom enterprise deal, with the option to host it yourself.
Choose Milo if you want a teammate each person can message today from WhatsApp, iMessage, Slack, Microsoft Teams or Google Chat, that works on websites and starts free, then $49, $99 or $199 per person a month.
Milo and Coworker, side by side
| Question | Milo | Coworker |
|---|---|---|
| Where you work with it | Web, Mac and Windows apps, WhatsApp, iMessage, Slack, Microsoft Teams and Google Chat. | Web and a Mac app, a coding agent in the terminal, a meeting recorder, and an MCP server for other AI apps. |
| Text it on WhatsApp or iMessage | Yes.Yes. Text Milo like a teammate on WhatsApp or iMessage. | No.No WhatsApp, iMessage or SMS. |
| Works in Slack, Teams and Google Chat | Yes.Yes. Mention @Milo in a channel or space to hand it a task; it answers there with the sources it can access. | Partly.Agents can start from Slack messages and post results to Slack. Chatting with it in Slack or Teams is not documented. |
| Does the work on websites | Yes.Yes. Its own computer in the cloud, plus your Chrome or Mac when a task needs them. | No.No. It runs code in a cloud sandbox and works through connected apps; no browser control is documented. |
| Connects to your apps | Yes.Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Drive, Notion, HubSpot, Salesforce and 40+ more, plus your own apps through MCP. | Yes.50+ connectors such as Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, Jira and Notion (its help center says 120+), plus custom connectors on Enterprise. |
| Keeps working on goals over time | Yes.Yes. Recurring work and ongoing goals that it follows through. | Yes.Yes. Background agents on schedules and events, with optional approvals. |
| Remembers you | Yes.Yes. It learns your preferences and the details you would otherwise repeat. | Yes.Yes. A company knowledge graph plus personal memories. |
| Buys things with your approval | Yes.Yes. Saved logins and cards stay in Vault, and Milo asks before it pays. | Not published.Not documented. |
| Price | Free to start, no card. Then $49, $99 or $199 per person a month. | Enterprise only, with custom pricing after a demo and usage in credits. No free plan. |
Checked on November 5, 2026, against each company’s public product, pricing and help pages. Product features and prices change; the sources are listed below.
Why people choose Milo
It works on websites too
Milo has its own cloud computer for browser work, plus your Chrome or Mac when a task needs them. Coworker documents no browser control.
Where your team already talks
Mention Milo in Slack, Microsoft Teams or Google Chat, or text it on WhatsApp or iMessage. Coworker is used in its own apps and through other AI apps; its agents can post results to Slack, but chatting with it there is not documented.
When Coworker is the better pick
- You want a permission-aware company knowledge graph across many business tools, with the option to host it in your own cloud.
- You want that company knowledge available inside the other AI and coding tools your teams already run.
Questions people ask
Is Milo an alternative to Coworker?
Yes. Both bring company knowledge into AI work. Milo is a teammate each person can message from WhatsApp, iMessage or team chat, and it can work on websites. Coworker is an enterprise platform built around a company knowledge graph.
Is Coworker the same as Claude Cowork?
No. Coworker, at coworker.ai, is an enterprise AI platform from its own company. Claude Cowork is an agent inside the Claude apps. There is a separate Milo vs Claude Cowork comparison.
How much does Coworker cost?
Coworker lists only custom enterprise pricing after a demo, with usage measured in credits. Milo starts free with no card, then costs $49, $99 or $199 per person a month.
Does Milo have a company brain like Coworker?
Yes. Company Brain brings your team’s shared knowledge, relationships and decisions to each person’s Milo, within what each person is allowed to see. It is part of Milo’s enterprise offering.
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Give Milo the job.
It works in the apps and chats you already use, and follows through.