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The Best WhatsApp Alternatives in 2026

We researched WhatsApp alternatives using official websites, including pricing pages, plan tables, and product documentation. Rankings consider each app’s core job for private and everyday communication, value for money, and verified features, so individuals and groups can compare messaging options that fit their needs.

Our top picks

  1. Top ranked

    Signal#1 of 55
    9.3/10

    A capable free messenger with default encryption and optional paid media backups.

    Free plan

  2. Runner-up

    Telegram#2 of 55
    9.1/10

    A broad messaging app for communities, with end-to-end encryption confined to Secret Chats.

    Free plan

  3. Top-ranked free plan

    Element#3 of 55
    8.9/10

    An open, encrypted messaging choice for groups that want control over deployment and data.

    Free plan

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The full ranking 55 tools, best first · page 1 of 2

50 tools
  1. Signal

    Best forPrivacy-focused users wanting a full-featured messenger

    A capable free messenger with default encryption and optional paid media backups.

    • Voice and video calls
    • Open source
    9.3/10★★★★★
    Visit Signal
  2. Telegram

    Best forLarge communities and cross-device messaging

    A broad messaging app for communities, with end-to-end encryption confined to Secret Chats.

    • Desktop apps
    • Open source
    9.1/10★★★★★
    Visit Telegram
  3. Element

    Best forTeams and communities wanting open, self-hostable messaging

    An open, encrypted messaging choice for groups that want control over deployment and data.

    • Open source
    8.9/10★★★★☆
    Visit Element
  4. Viber

    Best forPeople who want free messaging, calls and group chats

    A free messenger with calls, group chats and synced desktop and mobile apps.

    • Desktop apps
    8.8/10★★★★☆
    Visit Viber
  5. Best forPeople who want encrypted chats on mobile and desktop

    A free messaging app with default end-to-end encryption across devices.

    • Voice and video calls
    • Open source
    8.7/10★★★★☆
    Visit Delta Chat
  6. Best forPrivacy-minded users avoiding phone-number identities

    Private messaging across mobile and desktop, with encrypted calls and identifier-free connections.

    • Voice and video calls
    • Open source
    8.6/10★★★★☆
    Visit SimpleX Chat
  7. Threema

    Best forPeople willing to pay once for private messaging

    A paid messaging app with encrypted calls, groups, backups, and desktop access.

    • Desktop apps
    • Open source
    30-day trial Our Threema verdict → Visit Threema
    8.5/10★★★★☆
    Visit Threema
  8. BiP

    Best forFree messaging with large groups and translation

    A free messaging app with large groups and automatic encryption for one-to-one chats and calls.

    • Default E2E encryption
    • Desktop apps
    • Voice and video calls
    Free plan Our BiP verdict → Visit BiP
    8.4/10★★★★☆
    Visit BiP
  9. Discord

    Best forCommunities that prioritize voice and video

    A free community chat platform built around voice, video, and shared servers.

    8.3/10★★★★☆
    Visit Discord
  10. Jami

    Best forUsers wanting free, open-source calls and messaging

    A privacy-focused WhatsApp alternative with messaging, calls, and SIP support at no cost.

    • Voice and video calls
    • Open source
    Free plan Our Jami verdict → Visit Jami
    8.2/10★★★★☆
    Visit Jami
  11. Wire

    Best forOrganizations coordinating securely with external guests

    A secure messenger with guest collaboration and business administration features.

    • Open source
    Free plan Our Wire verdict → Visit Wire
    8.1/10★★★★☆
    Visit Wire
  12. Session

    Best forPeople who want private chats without phone registration

    Private messaging with pseudonymous IDs, onion routing, and a free plan.

    • Voice and video calls
    • Open source
    8.0/10★★★★☆
    Visit Session
  13. KakaoTalk

    Best forFree group messaging with calls and chat organization

    A free messenger with flexible chat organization, but its listed platforms exclude iOS.

    7.9/10★★★★☆
    Visit KakaoTalk
  14. Messenger

    Best forPeople seeking free web and mobile messaging

    A free, familiar messenger for everyday personal chats, groups and calls.

    7.8/10★★★★☆
    Visit Messenger
  15. Beeper

    Best forPeople who want multiple messaging networks in one inbox

    Beeper brings supported messaging networks into one inbox, with paid tools for organizing chats.

    7.7/10★★★★☆
    Visit Beeper
  16. GroupMe

    Best forGroups that want polls, events, and SMS access

    A free group-messaging app with useful community tools, but not a private-chat specialist.

    7.6/10★★★★☆
    Visit GroupMe
  17. BAND

    Best forClubs and groups organizing activities together

    Free group chat pairs calls and sharing with tools for coordinating activities.

    • Multi-device support
    • Desktop apps
    • Voice and video calls
    Free plan Our BAND verdict → Visit BAND
    7.5/10★★★★☆
    Visit BAND
  18. Zalo

    Best forPeople who want free messaging and large file sharing

    A free cross-platform messenger with voice calls, group chats and files up to 1 GB on Zalo PC.

    Free plan Our Zalo verdict → Visit Zalo
    7.4/10★★★★☆
    Visit Zalo
  19. TamTam

    Best forLarge chats and channels that share files

    A free messenger for large chats, file sharing, channels, and group video calls.

    • Desktop apps
    • Voice and video calls
    7.3/10★★★★☆
    Visit TamTam
  20. Best forAndroid users who want SMS, MMS, and RCS together

    A free Android messaging app that combines SMS, MMS and supported RCS with web access.

    • Multi-device support
    • Default E2E encryption
    7.1/10★★★★☆
    Try Google Messages
  21. imo

    Best forUsers who want free calls and very large groups

    A free messaging app for calls, encrypted private chats, and groups of up to 5,000.

    • Voice and video calls
    Free plan Our imo verdict → Visit imo
    7.0/10★★★★☆
    Visit imo
  22. Best forPeople who message and transfer files across devices

    QQ combines group messaging, calls, file transfers and Qzone social features.

    6.9/10★★★☆☆
    Visit Tencent QQ
  23. BOTIM

    Best forPeople combining messaging, calls and payments

    A free messaging app that combines group calls, chats and wallet services.

    • Desktop apps
    • Voice and video calls
    Free plan Our BOTIM verdict → Visit BOTIM
    6.8/10★★★☆☆
    Visit BOTIM
  24. Briar

    Best forPrivate peer-to-peer messaging without a server

    A free, open-source messenger built for private communication without a central server.

    • Open source
    Free plan Our Briar verdict → Visit Briar
    6.7/10★★★☆☆
    Visit Briar
  25. Olvid

    Best forUsers wanting default encryption and protected backups

    A capable free messenger with protected backups; multi-device use and calls require a paid plan.

    • Voice and video calls
    Free plan · 30-day trial Our Olvid verdict → Visit Olvid
    6.6/10★★★☆☆
    Visit Olvid
  26. Gajim

    Best forDesktop users who prefer XMPP and provider choice

    A desktop XMPP client for encrypted chats, file sharing, and provider choice.

    • Open source
    Free plan Our Gajim verdict → Visit Gajim
    6.4/10★★★☆☆
    Visit Gajim
  27. Best forAndroid users already using federated XMPP

    A feature-rich Android XMPP client for encrypted, federated messaging.

    • Voice and video calls
    • Open source
    6.3/10★★★☆☆
    Visit Conversations
  28. Monal

    Best forApple users seeking an open-source XMPP client

    A free Apple-platform XMPP client with encrypted chats, calls and message archiving.

    • Voice and video calls
    • Open source
    Free plan Our Monal verdict → Visit Monal
    6.2/10★★★☆☆
    Visit Monal
  29. Siskin IM

    Best forApple users who want XMPP messaging and calling

    A free, open-source XMPP client for Apple users who want chats, calls, and multiple accounts.

    • Voice and video calls
    • Open source
    6.1/10★★★☆☆
    Visit Siskin IM
  30. Best foriOS users seeking encrypted, interoperable XMPP chat

    A focused iOS XMPP client with encryption options and Tor connectivity.

    • Open source
    6.0/10★★★☆☆
    Visit ChatSecure
  31. NeoChat

    Best forMatrix users who primarily need desktop and Android chat

    A focused Matrix messenger for text, media, Spaces, and room search—without calls.

    • Desktop apps
    • Open source
    5.9/10★★★☆☆
    Visit NeoChat
  32. Keet

    Best forUsers wanting peer-to-peer calls and profile backups

    Free messaging, calls, screen sharing, and encrypted profile backups across desktop and mobile.

    • Voice and video calls
    Free plan Our Keet verdict → Visit Keet
    5.8/10★★★☆☆
    Visit Keet
  33. Best forPeople seeking phone-free, peer-to-peer communication

    Free, open-source Tox messaging for private, peer-to-peer chats and calls.

    • Default E2E encryption
    • Desktop apps
    • Voice and video calls
    5.7/10★★★☆☆
    Visit Khandaq
  34. Skred

    Best forPrivate mobile messaging without a phone number

    A peer-to-peer messaging option for people who want encrypted chats without sharing contact details.

    • Voice and video calls
    • Open source
    Free plan Our Skred verdict → Visit Skred
    5.6/10★★★☆☆
    Visit Skred
  35. Best forMobile users who want private messaging without an account

    A free, open-source messenger for encrypted chats that can work offline nearby.

    • Open source
    5.5/10★★★☆☆
    Try Berty Messenger
  36. Best forMatrix users wanting a customizable client across devices

    An open-source Matrix client family with layout and theme options across devices.

    • Desktop apps
    • Open source
    5.4/10★★★☆☆
    Visit SchildiChat
  37. Cinny

    Best forUsers wanting a self-hosted Matrix desktop client

    A free Matrix client with encrypted messaging, desktop apps, and self-hosting.

    • Desktop apps
    • Open source
    Free plan Our Cinny verdict → Visit Cinny
    5.3/10★★★☆☆
    Visit Cinny
  38. Zangi

    Best forMobile users wanting encrypted calls and large groups

    A mobile-first encrypted messenger with large groups and a $5 monthly Premium plan.

    • Voice and video calls
    Free plan Our Zangi verdict → Visit Zangi
    5.2/10★★★☆☆
    Visit Zangi
  39. Quicksy

    Best forMobile users seeking phone-number-based federated chat

    Free mobile XMPP chat connects phone contacts while keeping encryption optional.

    • Voice and video calls
    • Open source
    5.1/10★★★☆☆
    Visit Quicksy
  40. Xabber

    Best forAndroid users who want multi-account XMPP messaging

    A multi-account XMPP client with OMEMO chats and free and paid account options.

    • Multi-device support
    • Open source
    5.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Xabber
  41. Cheogram

    Best forAndroid users who want open XMPP messaging

    A free, open-source Android XMPP client with encryption, calls, and gateway connections.

    • Open source
    4.9/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Cheogram
  42. JusTalk

    Best forMobile users who want calls and family plans

    A free mobile messenger centered on calls, with paid upgrades for groups and families.

    • Default E2E encryption
    • Voice and video calls
    4.8/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit JusTalk
  43. WeChat

    Best forAndroid users wanting calls and large group chats

    A free Android messaging app with large group chats, calls, and social posts.

    4.7/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit WeChat
  44. Kaidan

    Best forLinux users wanting open-source encrypted XMPP chat

    A Linux-focused XMPP messenger for encrypted chats, groups, and file sharing.

    • Voice and video calls
    • Open source
    4.6/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Kaidan
  45. Best forGroups preferring asynchronous video messages

    A mobile-first alternative for groups that prefer asynchronous video over chat.

    • Multi-device support
    Free plan · 7-day trial Our Marco Polo verdict → Visit Marco Polo
    4.5/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Marco Polo
  46. Bridgefy

    Best forMessaging nearby without internet access

    A mobile messenger for nearby chats when internet access is unavailable.

    4.4/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Bridgefy
  47. Status

    Best forUsers seeking encrypted chat with a crypto wallet

    A free, open-source messaging app for people who also want wallet and community features.

    • Open source
    4.2/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Status
  48. Best forPrivacy-focused users wanting anonymous, free chat

    Free, anonymous messaging with encrypted IPFS file sharing and chat-based crypto transfers.

    • Default E2E encryption
    • Desktop apps
    • Open source
    4.1/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit ADAMANT
  49. Cwtch

    Best forPrivacy-focused users comfortable with experimental chat

    A free, open-source Tor-based messenger for privacy-focused users willing to accept experimental features.

    • Open source
    Free plan Our Cwtch verdict → Visit Cwtch
    4.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Cwtch
  50. Dust

    Best forMobile users prioritizing disappearing private messages

    A free mobile messenger focused on encrypted conversations that can disappear.

    • Default E2E encryption
    Free plan Our Dust verdict → Visit Dust
    3.9/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Dust

No tools match those filters.

Compare at a glance

#ToolFree planPaid fromDefault E2E encryptionMax group sizeDesktop appsMulti-device supportScore
1SignalYes$1.99/mo————9.3
2TelegramYes——200000 membersYes—9.1
3ElementYes—————8.9
4ViberYes——250 membersYes—8.8
5Delta ChatYesNone————8.7
6SimpleX ChatYesNone————8.6
7ThreemaNo$7.49/unit one-time—256 membersYes—8.5
8BiPYesNoneYes1000 membersYes—8.4
9DiscordYes$29.99/user/yr————8.3
10JamiYesNone————8.2
11WireYes€7.45/user/mo————8.1
12SessionYes$2.99/mo————8.0
13KakaoTalkYesNone————7.9
14MessengerYesNone————7.8
15BeeperYes$99.99/yr————7.7
16GroupMeYesNone————7.6
17BANDYes———YesYes7.5
18ZaloYesNone————7.4
19TamTamYesNone—20000 membersYes—7.3
20Google MessagesYesNoneYes—NoYes7.1
21imoYesNone————7.0
22Tencent QQYes—————6.9
23BOTIMYesNone—500 membersYes—6.8
24BriarYesNone————6.7
25OlvidYes€4.99/user/mo————6.6
26GajimYesNone————6.4
27ConversationsYes—————6.3
28MonalYesNone————6.2
29Siskin IMYesNone————6.1
30ChatSecureYesNone————6.0
31NeoChatYesNone——Yes—5.9
32KeetYesNone————5.8
33Khandaq MessengerYesNoneYes—YesNo5.7
34SkredYes—————5.6
35Berty MessengerYesNone————5.5
36SchildiChatYesNone——Yes—5.4
37CinnyYesNone——Yes—5.3
38ZangiYes$5/user/mo————5.2
39QuicksyYesNone————5.1
40XabberYes$1/mo——NoYes5.0
41CheogramYesNone————4.9
42JusTalkYes$49.99/yrYes50 members——4.8
43WeChatYesNone—500 members——4.7
44KaidanYesNone————4.6
45Marco PoloYes$47.99/yr—200 membersNoYes4.5
46BridgefyYes—————4.4
47StatusYesNone————4.2
48ADAMANT MessengerYesNoneYes—Yes—4.1
49CwtchYesNone————4.0
50DustYesNoneYes———3.9

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How we rank WhatsApp alternatives

Every tool on this page was researched by iTechGuides Editors from its official website — pricing pages, plan tables and product documentation. We rank on how well each one does this category's core job, what the free or entry plan includes, and where it falls short. Where we have enough verified facts, the score out of 10 is a rubric — job fit, value and how much we could verify — shown with its breakdown on every tool's page; a tool we have not verified enough to score yet shows its rank without a number. Scores are re-checked when a product changes its plans. Read the full editorial policy, or submit a tool we missed.

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