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An agent that lives in Slack and Microsoft Teams, connects to your tools and executes multi-step work instead of returning text.
Viktor is sold as an AI coworker rather than a chatbot: you brief it in a Slack or Teams thread and it carries out the task end to end — pulling data, reconciling it, building reports and dashboards, auditing ad accounts, writing and deploying code, updating records in connected systems. It keeps a persistent workspace and runs code in its own cloud compute, and the vendor claims connectors to more than 3,200 tools. It is operated by Zeta AI, Inc., a Delaware company (file number 7643252) registered in Wilmington, and shares a lineage with the same team's Jace AI agent. Billing is by credit consumption on a monthly plan.
Entry team plan is $50/month for 20,000 credits, scaling through $75, $100, $200 and $300 tiers up to $5,000/month for 2,000,000 credits; company and enterprise tiers reach $50,000/month. New accounts get $100 of credits with no card.
Use tool ↗The distinguishing bet is execution inside the chat tool your team already sits in, with a sandbox that actually runs code rather than describing it. The credit ladder is published in full, which is rare for agent products, but it also means cost scales with how much work you delegate and is hard to forecast before you start. Everything routes through Slack or Teams, so there is no standalone app to fall back on.
Watch out: The plan headline is a credit allowance, not a seat count — an agent that runs long jobs can exhaust 20,000 credits well before the month ends.
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