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Valori vs Awardco

Awardco runs configurable recognition programs on a very large rewards network, priced by quote. It offers printable certificates and public share links. Valori is the lighter-weight option: published team pricing, a same-day start, and portfolios employees curate and keep.1,3,7

  • Awardco focus: Enterprise programs and a global rewards network
  • Official sources reviewed
Starting price
Awardco

No plan list prices. Packages for 100 or fewer employees start at $3,000; the billing term isn’t stated.1

Valori

$39/mo for up to 10 people, $89 for 25, $169 for 50, and $299 for 100. 20% off yearly; 101+ is custom.

Free plan or trial
Awardco

No free plan or trial published; demo only.1

Valori

21-day free trial on every plan. A payment method is required to start.

Getting started
Awardco

Sales-led. Timelines depend on your employee data, integrations, and program scope.14

Valori

Self-serve: pick a plan, invite your team with a link, and start recognizing the same day.

The short answer

Which one fits your team?

Where each platform is the stronger choice, from Awardco’s own pages and Valori’s product.

Consider Awardco

Consider Awardco for centrally run programs across a larger or global workforce, with Amazon Business rewards and deep HRIS coverage.3,10

  • A very large global rewards network: 300M options in 135 countries, including Amazon Business.3
  • Printable PDF certificates and public share links for received recognition, including LinkedIn.7,8
  • Broad HRIS coverage including Workday and ADP, plus Slack, Teams, and Outlook.10

Consider Valori

Consider Valori when a team wants to start today on a published monthly price, and employees want a curated portfolio of their recognition and awards.

  • Flat team pricing with every feature included
  • Branded certificates for every award
  • Portfolios employees curate, share, and keep
Key differences

Where Valori and Awardco
take different paths.

The three differences most likely to decide it, from Awardco’s own pages and Valori’s product.

  1. Buying process

    01
    Awardco

    Quote-based, priced by program types; small-business packages start at $3,000.1

    Valori

    Published team prices from $39/mo, a 21-day trial, and a same-day start.

  2. Rewards

    02
    Awardco

    A very large network, advertised at 300M options in 135 countries.3

    Valori

    A catalog you define and deliver yourself, with no reward fees.

  3. Records employees keep

    03
    Awardco

    Printable certificates and public share links; no export or take-with-you record documented.7,8

    Valori

    Certificates plus a curated portfolio employees can get verified, export as a PDF, and keep.

Side by side

Feature by feature.

20 features across pricing, recognition, awards, integrations, and scope.

  • Included
  • Partial
  • Higher plan or add-on
  • Not offered
  • Not documented
Feature-by-feature comparison of Awardco and Valori, grouped by buying, recognition, awards, integrations, and scope.
FeatureAwardcoValori
Pricing & buying
How it’s pricedQuote required

Quote-based plans by number of program types: Standard (2), Scale (4), and Enterprise (all), plus service-awards options.1

One flat monthly price per team size, not per user. Every feature is on every plan.

Starting price

No plan list prices. Packages for 100 or fewer employees start at $3,000; the billing term isn’t stated.1

$39/mo for up to 10 people, $89 for 25, $169 for 50, and $299 for 100. 20% off yearly; 101+ is custom.

Free plan or trialNot offered

No free plan or trial published; demo only.1

Included

21-day free trial on every plan. A payment method is required to start.

Minimums & contract

Terms are set in the order form. Monthly billing on points awarded needs a security deposit (about 20% of annual budget recommended).2

Monthly or yearly billing. No setup fee and no long-term contract; cancel anytime.

Getting started

Sales-led. Timelines depend on your employee data, integrations, and program scope.14

Self-serve: pick a plan, invite your team with a link, and start recognizing the same day.

Awards & career proof
NominationsIncluded

Nomination programs with approval and voting rounds.6

Not offered

No nomination workflow. Managers and admins issue awards directly.

Award certificatesA downloadable record of a formal awardIncluded

Recognitions can be printed as certificates or saved as PDFs from the feed or a profile.7

Included

Every award generates a branded certificate, downloadable as a PNG or PDF.

Sharing to LinkedInIncluded

“Share the Good” creates a public link for received recognition, shareable to LinkedIn, Facebook, or X.8

Included

Employees can publish an award as a public link, share it to LinkedIn, and revoke it later.

Employee-owned portfolioA record employees curate and keepPartial

Profiles list received recognition to print or share. No export or take-with-you record is documented.7

Included

Valori portfolios: employees curate recognition and awards, ask a manager to verify, and export a PDF. It’s theirs to keep.

Showing 9 of 20: pricing and awards

“Not documented” means it isn’t on Awardco’s public product, pricing, or help pages.

What it costs

Price it for your team.

Move the slider to compare subscription list prices at your team size.

25 people
AwardcoQuote required

No plan list prices. Packages for 100 or fewer employees start at $3,000 (billing term not stated).1

Valori$89/mo

Growth plan, up to 25 people. Every feature included; 20% less when billed yearly.

List-price subscription estimate from each vendor’s published pricing. Excludes rewards, taxes, add-ons, and negotiated discounts. Ask Awardco for a quote at your headcount and program count.

Price and plan context

Quote-based plans by number of program types. Packages for businesses with 100 or fewer employees start at $3,000.1

Confirm which program types count toward your plan, and how reward funding is billed. Card deposits carry a 3–5% fee; ACH is free.

Compare against Valori’s published plans, then budget separately for the rewards your company chooses to provide.

FAQ

Valori vs Awardco: common questions.

Short answers, drawn from the sources below.

How much does Awardco cost?

Awardco doesn’t publish plan prices. Plans are quoted by the number of program types, and its pricing page says packages for businesses with 100 or fewer employees start at $3,000. Valori publishes flat team prices: $39/mo for up to 10 people, $89 for 25, $169 for 50, and $299 for 100.

Does Awardco have award certificates?

Yes. Awardco’s help center says recognitions can be printed as certificates or saved as PDFs. Valori generates a branded certificate for every award, as a PNG or PDF.

What does Valori offer that Awardco doesn’t?

Published self-serve pricing with a free trial, and a Valori portfolio: a curated record of recognition and awards that employees can ask a manager to verify, export as a PDF, and keep. Awardco documents sharing individual recognitions, not a portfolio.

Is Valori a good Awardco alternative?

For a team that wants to launch quickly without a sales process, yes. For a large or global organization that needs a big rewards network, nominations, and HRIS-driven service awards, Awardco is built for that.

Method

Sources and review notes

Published by Valori. Numbered notes throughout link to the official Awardco pages below, reviewed on . This is our read of each platform’s documented workflows, not a hands-on benchmark or an independent review. A feature that isn’t documented may still exist, and availability can depend on the plan purchased, so confirm current features, contract terms, and total costs directly. Spotted something out of date? Email support@valoriapp.io and we’ll fix it.

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