Unlimited programme counts for each recognition type
available
Unlimited programme counts for each recognition type
available
Unlimited programme counts for each recognition type
available
Unlimited programme counts for each recognition type
available
Starter plans
New startups and small businesses with 100 employees or fewer can contact our sales team for details on flexible packages starting at $3,000.
Recognition types

Anniversaries, birthdays, and tenure trigger recognition automatically — no one has to remember. The system triggers recognition on a schedule or milestone, not a person in the moment.

Recognition sent the instant it's earned, by any peer or manager, with no approval step in the way. Spontaneous, point-in-time recognition for something that just happened — no approval workflow required.

A real approval path — nominate, route, award — for recognition that needs to be formal. Nominate, route through approval or committee, then award. Built for Employee of the Month, Employee of the Quarter, and similar formal programmes.

Recognition tied to a target, running across sales contests, safety challenges, and wellness programmes at once.
Recognition earned by completing a defined behaviour or hitting a goal. Multi-programme and submission-based.

Recognition from outside the company — no account, no login, no barrier. Recognition tools that reach beyond the employee base to clients, patients, or partners — such as a patient recognising a caregiver. The sender never needs an account.
Find out moreMore solutions from Awardco
Awardco Engage™
For organisations looking to measure engagement, identify trends, and turn feedback into action.
- Simple surveys (also included in Awardco Recognize)
- Form builder with multiple-choice questions
- Engagement surveys
- Sentiment scoring including eNPSCorrelation and key driver analysisLink responses to employee profiles
- Pulse surveys
- Automated survey scheduling and cadencesSurvey notifications
- Robust reporting views
- Manager-level resultsLink responses to employee profiles

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Employee Recognition Features
Capabilities included
in every plan
The Awardco platform offers flexible tools and rich capabilities that help you do more in less time, drive greater programme impact, and reduce risk through better compliance. The features listed below are available in every plan with one noted exception.
A more detailed description of Awardco plans & capabilities can be found at awardco.com/legal/plans
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What should buyers compare when evaluating Awardco plans and pricing? 
Buyers should compare plans based on the programmes they need to run and the total scope required to operate them.
A like-for-like comparison should include:
- Recognition types and the number of programmes permitted within each type
- Platform features included in the plan and any exceptions
- Employee population, locations, countries, and currencies in scope
- Budget controls, approvals, permissions, reporting, integrations, and support
- Reward funding, marketplace options, fulfilment, shipping, taxes, and currency treatment
- Premium add-ons, separately purchased products, and professional services
- Implementation, configuration, training, migration, and integration requirements
- Renewal, term, true-up, and other commercial terms in the proposal or agreement
- The plan version and date used for the comparison
When comparing recognition platforms, look beyond the software licence. Consider the full programme—including plan features, reward value, integrations, support, services, and any additional costs—to make an accurate comparison.
Are reward costs, add-ons, and other Awardco products included in the plan? 
Not necessarily. The plan provides access to the Recognition Types and platform features identified in the applicable Order Form. Reward funding, premium add-ons, separately purchased products, and professional services should be evaluated separately.
The current plan structure identifies examples such as:
- Premium add-ons: A-Pay®, Company Store, non-employee recognition, etc.Separately purchased products: Awardco Engage, including expanded survey capabilities beyond Simple SurveysProfessional services: Technical Account Manager services, Awardco Connect integrations and automations, and Center of Excellence consultingReward funding: The organisation’s redemption funding and the rewards employees select, governed by the applicable agreement and marketplace configuration
Can organisations start small and expand later? 
Yes. Organisations can start with a focused plan and expand as their recognition strategy matures.
Service Awards Only can support a focused service-anniversary programme. Automated + 2 can add automated milestone programmes plus two active individual programmes. Organisations that need broader use cases can move to Standard, Standard + 1, Scale, or Enterprise to access more Recognition Types.
Organisations may also add eligible premium capabilities or separately purchased products as their needs change. Expansion depends on the applicable plan, Order Form, product availability, and current commercial terms, so buyers should confirm the path before planning future programmes.
What is the difference between Standard, Scale, and Enterprise? 
The main difference is the number of Recognition Types available for your organisation’s programmes:
- Standard: Unlimited programmes within any two Recognition Types; where most new customers start
- Scale: Unlimited programmes within any four Recognition Types; designed for organisations with more use cases
- Enterprise: Unlimited programmes across all Recognition Types; designed for organisations that want the full recognition portfolio
Standard and Scale plans include the platform capabilities identified on the current Plans page, including the Bulk Recognition Tool, Simple Surveys, and Earn Incentive Creator where specified.
The best comparison is based on the Recognition Types and programmes the organisation needs—not simply the number of employees or a feature checklist.
What is included in every Awardco plan? 
Most Recognition Platform features are included in every Recognition & Rewards plan, with exceptions identified in the applicable plan documentation.
Examples of platform capabilities include:
- Budget Builder and manager tools for creating, controlling, and reporting on budgets by programme, cost centre, or userAdvanced reporting for recognition, redemptions, adoption, and related activityRoles, permissions, and user managementUser authentication and SSO optionsSlack, Microsoft Teams, and other communication integrationsConfigurable branding and notification controlsInternational programme managementPoints management, expiration, purchasing-power, and tax-buffer toolsAccess to the standard Awardco Rewards Network, subject to marketplace configurationAdmin, user, and customer-success support resources; the level of support provided is based on the plan purchased
Premium add-ons, separately purchased products, and professional services are not automatically included in every plan.
What are Awardco Recognition Types? 
Recognition Types are the categories used to organise the programmes an organisation can build in Awardco. A plan’s Recognition Type limit is distinct from the number of individual programmes an organisation can create within those types.
For example, a plan may support unlimited programmes within two Recognition Types. An organisation could use those types for multiple programmes—such as service anniversaries, birthdays, peer recognition, or nominations—subject to the plan’s rules and configuration.
The current Recognition Types are Automated Recognition, Spot Recognition, Nominations, Earn, and External Recognition. The available programme settings, approval flows, eligibility rules, and reward options depend on the Recognition Type and plan.
Which Awardco plan is right for my organisation? 
The right plan depends on the Recognition Types and programmes the organisation needs now, along with the use cases it expects to add later.
- Service Awards Only: For organisations focused on service anniversary programmes. This plan includes the Recognition Platform Features.Automated + 2: For organisations that want automated service anniversary, onboarding, and birthday programmes plus two active individual programmes of any Recognition Type.Standard: Where most new customers start. This plan supports unlimited programmes within any two Recognition Types.Standard + 1: Supports unlimited programmes within any three Recognition Types.Scale: Designed for organisations with more use cases, supporting unlimited programmes within any four Recognition Types.Enterprise: Designed for organisations that want access to every Recognition Type in the Awardco platform.
The plan descriptions above are directional. Buyers should confirm the current plan version, included features, programme rules, and commercial scope in their Order Form and the applicable plans legal page.
How does Awardco organise its plans and pricing? 
Awardco plans are organised around Recognition Types—the categories of programmes an organisation can run—and the number of Recognition Types available within the plan.
The current Recognition Types are:
- Automated Recognition: Programmes triggered by employee milestones such as service anniversaries, onboarding, or birthdays
- Spot Recognition: Ongoing peer-to-peer, manager-to-employee, monetary, non-monetary, or special-event recognition
- Nominations: Programmes for employee awards and achievements with configured eligibility, review, and reward workflows
- Earn: Incentive programmes with workflows, approvals, KPIs, and flexible award options
- External Recognition: Programmes that allow customers, partners, vendors, or other third parties to recognise employees
Plan pricing is determined by the selected plan and the organisation’s scope. That scope may include the employee population, Recognition Types, integrations, premium add-ons, and professional services.
Small Business plans start at $3,000. This is a starting point—not a universal price—and the applicable plan, employee population, programme scope, add-ons, services, and commercial terms determine the final proposal.

