Is Mira better than Viktor?

They are better at different jobs. Viktor is the stronger builder: its own cloud computer lets it write code, ship apps and connect to 3,200+ tools inside Slack or Teams. Mira is the stronger fit for everyday work in your personal messenger — it lives where you already chat, costs a flat price, and adds content generation and a TON wallet that Viktor does not have. The right choice depends on whether your work runs through a corporate Slack workspace or your personal messenger.

Can Viktor work inside Telegram?

No. Viktor runs inside Slack and Microsoft Teams and needs one of those workspaces to operate. If you want a personal AI agent that lives natively in your messenger, works in your DMs and group chats without any workspace setup, Mira is the alternative. You can start with one message to @MiraAgentBot, no admin or IT ticket required.

Which is better for teams — Viktor or Mira?

If your team lives in Slack or Teams and needs build-grade output — code, deployed apps, cross-stack dashboards — Viktor is built for exactly that. If your team coordinates in Telegram or a personal messenger, Mira drops into any group chat as a shared agent anyone can delegate to with an @mira mention, at a flat price with no per-seat cost and no workspace to set up first.

Is Viktor or Mira cheaper?

It depends on usage volume. Mira's flat tiers — Pro from $27 per month, Pro Max $99 per month — stay the same regardless of how much work you hand over. Viktor starts free with $100 in credits and paid plans from $50 per month, but model usage is metered, so heavy or frequent work burns through credits and needs top-ups. For predictable personal spend, Mira's flat pricing is the safer option. For a team that wants pooled workspace credits, Viktor's model may fit better.

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Mira vs Viktor

Mira vs Viktor: an AI agent
in your pocket, not your company's Slack

Viktor is built like a full AI employee: it has its own cloud computer, can run code, ship apps, and connect to 3,200+ tools. But it only works where your company already uses Slack or Microsoft Teams. Mira does the work in the messenger already on your phone: your personal chats, your groups, your content, your wallet. No Slack or Teams workspace required, no separate app.

Try Mira Al - it's free

Zero setup · No credit card

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Choose Mira when your work and your life run through the same messenger, not a corporate workspace.

Mira is a personal AI agent you hire inside your messenger. Message @mira and it sends the email, books the meeting, pulls the report, drafts the post, checks a wallet balance — then remembers how you like it done next time. One memory follows you across every chat, private in your DMs, shared in your groups.

It's model-agnostic: 10+ models you can switch by task. It connects to 1,000+ apps, generates images, video, and music, and drops into any group chat as a teammate anyone can delegate to. No seats, no admin, no workspace to stand up first.

🔥 1000+ INTEGRATIONS

Flat pricing

💎 TON READY

Choose Viktor when your team runs on Slack or Teams and you want an agent that builds and ships software-grade work.

Viktor is an AI employee that lives in Slack and Microsoft Teams. It has its own computer in the cloud. It writes and runs code, builds and ships full web apps at a live link, and runs scheduled reports. It connects to 3,200+ tools, and if one is missing you hand it the docs and it writes its own.

Approval gates and per-person permissions back it, and it's SOC 2 compliant. All of it lives inside a Slack or Microsoft Teams workspace, and it's built for the company's work, not your personal chats.

Slack and Teams

Own cloud compute

Team-scale controls

Side by side comparison

The key differences between Mira AI assistant and Victor. Where a chatbot ends and an AI agent begins.

Where it works

AI agent in personal and group chats

Slack, Teams

No company workspace required

Hire it from your own account

Persistent memory

Remembers you across every chat

On-chain agent (TON wallet)

Balances, swaps, and transfers from chat

Private Mode

Confidential compute, nothing stored

Group-chat teammate

Works in a shared chat anyone can delegate to

Scheduled automations

Recurring jobs that run on their own

Model-choice

10+ models (Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, etc.)

Takes actions in your apps

Sends emails, moves tickets, ships changes

Pricing snapshot

Mira

Free

Pro from $27/mo

Pro Max $99/mo

Start free inside your messenger, no card.
Pro and Pro Max are flat monthly, the price doesn't climb with how much work you hand over.
One price covers your group chats too. No per-seat charge, no metered credits to watch.

Viktor

Free ($100 in credits)

paid from $50/mo

Team $100/mo

Genuinely generous start: $100 in credits, no card, every feature unlocked, and the free credits never expire.
Not per-seat either, the Team plan's 40,000 credits are shared across the whole workspace and roll over.
The catch is metering: credits map to model usage, so heavy or high-frequency work burns through them and needs top-ups. Your bill scales with how much Viktor does.

Choose Mira when you…

Live in your messenger, not a workspace. Your day runs through personal chats and groups, and you'd rather hire an agent there than log into a company tool.
Blend work and life. Personal errands, group coordination, content, and crypto all in one place - not just the company's reports.
Want to start in ten seconds. No admin, no app-directory install into a corporate tenant, no IT ticket. Message @mira and go.

Choose Viktor when you…

Run your team on Slack or Teams. That's where Viktor lives, and it slots in like a new hire in the channel.
Need software-grade output. Code it writes and runs, web apps it deploys at a live link, PR reviews.
Need team-scale controls. Approval gates on irreversible actions, per-person permissions, and enterprise security review.