SimpleX Chat
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VisitSimpleX Chat vs Wire
What both publish
| Fact | SimpleX Chat | Wire |
|---|---|---|
| Encryption | The network uses end-to-end encryption with continuous post-quantum key exchange for messages and metadata. | Wire says messages, conference calls, and files are end-to-end encrypted, and only conversation participants can decrypt the information. |
| Headquarters | London, United Kingdom | Berlin, Germany |
| Open source | Alternative client applications based on SimpleX Chat code must publish modifications under the AGPLv3 license. | Wire says its source code is fully open source and available on GitHub for verification. |
SimpleX Chat plans
- FreeFree
- SimpleX ChatFree
Wire plans
- Wire for FreeFree
- Wire for SMB€7.45 a month
- Wire for EnterprisePriced on request
- Wire for PartnersPriced on request
Pick SimpleX Chat if…
It suits people seeking messaging without network-assigned profile identifiers, with encrypted messaging, calls, and optional self-hosted servers. Developers can use its protocol SDKs for bots and integrations.
Pick Wire if…
Wire may suit organizations that need encrypted messaging and conferencing with choices for cloud or on-premises deployment. Its listed customer types include governments, parliaments, military organizations, and global enterprises with strict security requirements.