CorporateGift

CorporateGift provides a platform and marketplace for sourcing, customizing, managing, and sending corporate gifts and company swag. The marketplace lists more than 15,000 gift and swag options, and multi-recipient checkout supports sending to hundreds of recipients at once. Teams can schedule gifts for employee occasions and prepare event-based campaigns ahead of time. eGift landing pages and emails can include company branding, cover images, videos, greetings, or calendar links.

Listed integrations include Zapier, Salesforce, HubSpot, and HiBob, with an open-source API for connecting other systems. Single sign-on is available with Okta, Azure, and Google. The free Starter plan is for one user and supports physical gifts, eGifts, and automated campaigns; eGifting has a 10% sending fee, and custom eGift collections have a $499 setup fee. Power gifter costs $199 a month. CorporateGift launched in 2017 and is intended for HR professionals and teams managing employee appreciation and ongoing gifting programs.

CorporateGift combines gift selection, bulk sending, scheduling, and branded eGift options. Its free Starter plan includes fees for eGifting and custom collections, while Power gifter costs $199 a month.

CorporateGift suits HR professionals and teams handling employee appreciation or recurring gifting. It may also fit organizations that need bulk sending, scheduled campaigns, or branded eGifts.

CorporateGift is a corporate-gifting marketplace and campaign system for organizations that source, customize, and distribute employee gifts or branded swag. It is most suitable for HR teams running repeatable appreciation programs and for companies sending to large groups. The strongest case is its combination of recipient choice, scheduling, and bulk delivery; the main caution is that meaningful paid capabilities begin at $199 per month and Starter still adds transaction and setup charges.

Overview

CorporateGift combines sourcing, customization, campaign management, and delivery in one service. Its marketplace contains more than 15,000 gift and swag options, giving program managers room to support different occasions, budgets, and recipient preferences. Multi-recipient checkout handles sends to hundreds of people at once, while scheduled and event-based gifts let teams prepare employee occasions in advance.

Recipients can choose their gift, and senders can present a more branded experience through eGift landing pages and emails. Cover images, videos, greetings, and calendar links can be added to those communications. CorporateGift launched in 2017 and focuses on HR-led employee appreciation and ongoing gifting rather than isolated personal purchases.

Key features

Campaigns and personalization

Campaign scheduling is useful for birthdays, anniversaries, onboarding, and other recurring events because teams can set sends ahead of time instead of coordinating each occasion manually. Event-based automation extends that approach to planned organizational moments. Recipient choice reduces the risk of sending an unsuitable item, while branded pages and emails make an eGift feel more connected to the employer.

Bulk delivery and integrations

Multi-recipient checkout is designed for hundreds of recipients in a single operation, a practical advantage for distributed workforces and company-wide initiatives. CorporateGift lists Zapier, Salesforce, HubSpot, and HiBob integrations, plus an open-source API for connecting other systems. SSO is available with Okta, Azure, and Google, which better suits organizations with established identity controls.

Security and operations

The platform states that it is PCI DSS compliant and maintains an ISO 27001 certified information security management system. It describes SSL/TLS encryption in transit, encrypted database storage, and daily encrypted backups distributed across geographic locations. Those controls are relevant when HR teams handle recipient and payment data, although the operational fit still depends on each organization’s governance requirements.

Pricing

CorporateGift uses a freemium model, with paid plans from $199 per month and a free trial.

Starter — free

Starter is for a single user and supports physical and eGift sending plus automated campaigns. It is a useful entry point for a small program or an evaluation, but eGifting carries a 10% sending fee and custom eGift collections require a $499 setup fee. Those charges can outweigh the appeal of a no-subscription plan for frequent digital sends or heavily customized programs.

Power gifter — $199 a month

Billed at $199 per month, this plan includes one admin, Company Store campaigns, Pop-up Stores, integrations, waived fees, and access to exclusive brands. It fits organizations ready to run branded storefront-style programs or connect gifting with other business systems. The single-admin limit may be restrictive for larger teams, despite the broader feature set.

Team — custom pricing

Team adds multi-admin access, unlimited users, international shipping, multiple cost centers, and SSO login. Warehousing and inventory starts at $499 per project. This is the appropriate tier for departments with shared administration, global distribution, or inventory operations, but buyers must request a quote before comparing total cost.

Platforms

CorporateGift is offered through web and API access. That combination supports browser-based program management while allowing connected systems and custom workflows through the API.

Who it's for

Choose CorporateGift if you manage employee appreciation, recurring occasion-based gifts, or large branded sends and need scheduling, recipient choice, and integrations together. Starter can suit a single coordinator testing a program. Power gifter is better for organizations needing fee waivers, company stores, or pop-up stores, while Team is aimed at multi-admin and international operations. It is less compelling for an occasional sender who does not need campaign automation or business-system connectivity.

Pros and cons

• Pro: More than 15,000 gift and swag options support varied employee preferences and campaign themes.
• Pro: Bulk checkout and scheduled, event-based campaigns reduce repetitive coordination for large or recurring programs.
• Pro: Branded eGift pages and emails can include visual and scheduling elements beyond a basic redemption message.
• Pro: Integrations, API access, SSO, and stated security controls fit organizations with established IT processes.
• Con: Starter charges a 10% eGifting sending fee and $499 for custom collections, so frequent or highly branded use is not cost-free.
• Con: Power gifter costs $199 per month and is limited to one admin, which may leave growing teams needing Team.
• Con: Warehousing and inventory adds a starting $499 per project on Team.

Alternatives

For a broad category search, see Sales Gifting Software. GiftM is a freemium Android, iOS, web, and API option with a free sandbox tier and tier-based API limits, making it a reasonable alternative when developer access matters more than CorporateGift’s campaign catalog. Givenly uses a $2,500-per-year platform fee and separates merchandise and credits into the customer budget, which suits buyers preferring an annual platform structure.

Good Thnx offers paid recognition at $5 per user per month and outbound campaigns from $20, so it is worth considering for recognition-focused budgets. Goody has a free Starter plan with unlimited sends in the US, UK, and Canada and sends to 1,000+ recipients at once, a stronger fit for those geographic limits. Imprint Engine provides a free portal seat and free one-time campaigns, with fulfillment and shipping billed per shipment.

Kotis Swag Platform is an enterprise swag option built around a $500,000 annual spend and $2,500 setup cost. Loop & Tie offers a free one-user tier with $5 flat-rate shipping per gift. Merch.com keeps platform use free while charging separately for products, storage, and fulfillment.

Verdict

CorporateGift is a strong choice for HR and operations teams that need a large catalog, recipient-selected gifts, scheduled campaigns, bulk checkout, and branded eGift communications in one platform. Start with Starter for a small or exploratory program, but account for its eGift and collection fees; choose Power gifter or Team when integrations, fee waivers, shared administration, or international operations justify the higher commitment. Look elsewhere if you send gifts only occasionally or need a simpler cost structure without campaign and platform overhead.