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Slite and Toyo both help AI use company knowledge, but their centres of gravity differ. Slite is a knowledge base with AI answers, document verification and an agent that helps maintain documentation across connected tools. Toyo combines a personal assistant, shared company context and custom team workflows delivered within an agreed engagement. Choose Slite when a trusted company wiki and maintained documentation are the main job. Consider Toyo when the priority is carrying out work across systems as well as using shared context.
Pick Toyo if you want personal agents, shared context across AI tools and a custom workflow delivered within an agreed scope.
Pick Slite if a company knowledge base, AI answers and maintained documentation are the main things you need.
| Criterion | Toyo | Slite |
|---|---|---|
| Main use | Personal assistance, company context and custom team workflows | Company wiki, AI answers and documentation maintenance |
| Knowledge ownership | Shared context alongside existing source systems | Documents and knowledge maintained in Slite |
| External AI tools | Approved company context through MCP | MCP and API access on all listed plans |
| Connected work | Agents and workflows scoped around business tasks | Connected-source checks and agent workflows for knowledge maintenance |
| Implementation | Engineer support scoped per engagement | Team-owned knowledge setup; Enterprise services available |
| Published price | Solo $29/month; Pro $79/month; Teams scoped | Basic $10/user/month; Pro $20/user/month, billed annually |
Sources: Slite plans, agent features and MCP access · Slite documentation maintenance · Slite Agent connected sources
Slite is a company knowledge base for documenting what a team knows and finding answers in that information. Its product includes collaborative documents, AI answers and tools for keeping knowledge trustworthy.
Slite Agent extends that work into connected sources. It can monitor changes, identify out-of-date documentation and support agent workflows for knowledge maintenance. Slite is not just a static wiki.
Slite also includes MCP and API access across its listed plans, so external assistants can work with Slite documents. Toyo's difference is not exclusive access to MCP. It is the combination of personal assistance, shared context and a scoped service for building and running business workflows.
Personal Toyo is an AI assistant for daily work. Message it, send a voice note or call it for help with your inbox, calendar, meeting preparation and follow-ups.
Toyo for Teams brings company context and team workflows together. It includes SSO and a personal agent for each team member, with access available on request. Connected tools such as Claude and ChatGPT can use approved company context through MCP.
For custom team work, Toyo scopes the workflow, integrations, review points and support with you. Engineers can build, test, deploy and improve the system within that engagement. This support is not automatically included in every personal subscription or Teams access request.
Slite makes the knowledge base itself the working surface. Toyo can use existing company sources and turn context into work across tools. If the core problem is scattered or stale documentation, Slite may solve it directly. If it is a recurring task that needs execution, scope that task with Toyo.
Slite Agent can detect changes in connected tools and help maintain documentation. Toyo can connect sources and capture useful context from agent work. Neither option removes the need to decide who owns important facts, how changes are reviewed and which system remains authoritative.
Both support MCP connections. Slite exposes document access to external AI tools, while Toyo for Teams offers shared company context for connected tools. Check the specific client and permission scope, especially when write access is part of the workflow.
Toyo includes a personal assistant for inbox, calendar and follow-up tasks, with a personal agent per Teams member. Slite is centred on shared knowledge and documentation. A company may use both: Slite for its wiki and Toyo for an agreed operational workflow.
For personal use, sign up and connect the accounts needed for your work. For Toyo for Teams, talk to us to request access and agree the sources, permissions, workflow, price and support scope. Engineer involvement depends on that agreement.
Start a Slite workspace, organise or import the documentation and assign knowledge owners. Connect the sources that Slite Agent should monitor, then review permissions and update routines. Confirm which agent features and credits apply to your plan.
Toyo combines a personal assistant with shared company context and managed team workflows. Personal plans are Solo at $29/month and Pro at $79/month. Toyo for Teams is available by requesting access, with pricing and engineer support scoped per engagement.
| Criterion | Toyo | Slite |
|---|---|---|
| Personal Toyo | Solo $29/month; Pro $79/month | Basic: $10/user/month billed annually; AI answers, verification, MCP and API |
| Team or company use | Access on request; price scoped to the engagement | Custom pricing and enterprise controls |
| Implementation and upkeep | Build, deployment and ongoing support as agreed, not a universal plan entitlement | Configuration and support depend on the plan or deployment; see setup and support below |
Sources: Toyo pricing · Slite plans, agent features and MCP access · Slite documentation maintenance · Slite Agent connected sources
Prices are listed in the currencies and billing terms published by the provider. Credit allowances, taxes and implementation support are not directly interchangeable.
Slite's Pro plan lists OpenID SSO, with further controls available for Enterprise. External assistants using MCP need appropriate workspace permissions. For either product, review access to connected sources and define how proposed knowledge changes become approved facts.
Toyo's personal pricing page states that data is encrypted in transit and at rest and is not used to train AI models. Teams includes SSO. Agree source permissions and review points before connecting company systems. Some actions in connected tools can apply immediately, so do not assume every action has a separate approval step.
Sources: Toyo personal pricing and data handling · Toyo managed workflow scope · Toyo for Slack access and action boundaries
Slite focuses on a company knowledge base, AI answers and documentation maintenance, including connected-source agent workflows. Toyo combines personal assistance, shared company context and custom business workflows delivered within an agreed engagement.
That depends on the job. Slite is a strong fit for company documentation, knowledge verification and AI answers. Toyo is worth evaluating when you need personal assistance or a custom workflow that carries out work across tools. Both support MCP, so that alone is not a reason to switch.
Not necessarily. Toyo can use approved context from existing sources, so your wiki can remain a source of truth. Decide whether you need a new documentation system or an agent workflow that uses the knowledge you already maintain.
Personal Toyo is $29/month for Solo or $79/month for Pro. Teams pricing and engineer support are scoped per engagement. Slite Basic is $10/user/month and Pro is $20/user/month, billed annually; Enterprise uses custom pricing.
Talk to us about Toyo for Teams. We will agree the workflow, access, price and support scope with you.
Looking for personal assistance? See personal plans