For people teams & employers

Help your team actually know each other.

Let's Get Coffee is an employee networking platform that introduces colleagues across departments, locations, and seniority, through thoughtful recurring coffee matches. You set it up once; it runs itself.

Start free to pilot. Slack, Teams, SSO & HRIS on the Corporate plan.

Why people teams use it
  • New hires connect beyond their team in week one
  • Engineering meets Legal, silos open up
  • Hybrid and remote stop drifting apart
  • Belonging you can put on a dashboard

Set up in an afternoon.

Why it matters

The people worth knowing are already on payroll

Most colleagues never meet, not because they don't want to, but because nothing ever puts them in the same room.

The big one

New hires stay strangers

The person a new hire most needs to know is three desks (or three time zones) over, and they'll never meet by accident. Multiply that across every team, every cohort, every quarter, and the company quietly runs on a fraction of the relationships it could.

Departments stay siloed

Engineering and Legal, Sales and Product: the cross-team conversations that prevent expensive mistakes never start on their own.

Hybrid teams drift apart

Remote and in-office, HQ and satellite: distance turns colleagues into names on a screen unless something deliberately connects them.

How it works for your company

01

Create a round

Pick who's included (a team, a new-hire cohort, the whole company) and how often people meet.

02

Employees opt in

A few interests, what they're hoping for, how often. Two minutes; no manager chasing required.

03

Matches go out weekly

Everyone gets one introduction worth making, across teams and seniority, with a clear reason it matters.

04

You watch it work

A dashboard of who's connecting and who to gently re-invite: belonging you can actually report on.

What you get

A company that feels smaller than it is

Onboarding that sticks

New hires meet people beyond their own team in week one, not month six, and they stay.

Silos that open up

Cross-department introductions you'd never make by hand, made automatically, every week.

Belonging you can measure

A simple view of real connections: who's meeting, who's engaged, what's landing.

Runs itself

Automatic weekly matches and light nudges. People Ops sets it up once and gets the time back.

Where it fits

Wherever colleagues should know each other

From a 30-person startup to a distributed enterprise, if people can't all meet by chance, this is for you.

  • Onboarding & new hires

    First-30-days connection, buddy intros

  • Cross-team & hybrid

    Open silos, connect remote and HQ

  • Mentoring & growth

    Pair across seniority and function

Questions

Good to know

The honest answers people teams ask before rolling it out.

Does it work with Slack and Microsoft Teams?
Yes. Slack and Teams delivery are available on the Corporate plan, so introductions and nudges land where your team already works. Email works too, and nothing requires a chat tool to get started.
How are employees matched?
From the interests and goals they share on opting in, plus signals like department, location, and seniority, so each match is a relevant, cross-team introduction with a clear reason behind it, not a random pairing.
What about privacy?
Participation is opt-in, and matching uses what employees choose to share. Profile photos (where enabled) are shown only after a match, never on the selection step, so appearance can't bias who connects.
How much does it cost for a company?
You can start free to pilot. The Corporate plan (from $49/mo, scaling with headcount) adds SSO & SAML, HRIS sync, Slack & Teams delivery, advanced matching, and reporting: the enterprise extras companies actually need.
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Free to pilot

Bring it to your company.

Start a round, invite a team, and watch colleagues meet across the lines an org chart draws.

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No credit card to start SSO & Slack on Corporate