The same product shape sold to the same buyer: B2B support inside shared Slack and Teams channels with account records attached. The difference is disclosure and packaging. Pylon publishes no price on any page, while Thena publishes $29, $79 and $119 per user per month, and Pylon treats Microsoft Teams as an ordinary channel where Thena puts it behind its top tier.
Also builds B2B support around Slack rather than a portal, and publishes its prices. Plain documents an importer for a competitor in this category; Thena documents no import path in either direction, so the migration effort is asymmetric.
Slack-native ticketing aimed lower down the market, worth a look when the $29 Starter tier's cap of five seats and 1,000 tickets a month is the binding constraint rather than the feature set.
A different centre of gravity, and the comparison a buyer actually runs against Thena's own vendor-published comparison page. Front is a per-seat shared inbox with email as the primary channel and Slack alongside it, where Thena inverts that and starts in the channel.
4 of 9 not published by Thena, checked