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15Five vs Workleap

Compare with for 10 people.

15Five
67%
match · $480/yr
Workleap
66%
match · $384/yr

15Five is the better fit.

Users rate it 4.6 out of 5 on G2.

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What you'd pay

Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.

15Five
Engage
$4.00 × 10 seats$40.00
× 12 months$480.00
Per year
$4.00 per person / mo
$480

Workleap
Entry plan
Smaller bill
Flat price, whole team$32.00
× 12 months$384.00
Per year
$3.20 per person / mo
$384

Choose a tool

15Five

From $4
G2 4.6 · 1,927 reviews

Small and mid-size teams that want low-cost engagement surveys and may add manager-focused performance tools.

Workleap

From $4,999
G2 4.3 · 1,090 reviews

Small and mid-size companies that want a manager-focused engagement and performance platform priced per manager.

Side by side

15FiveWorkleap
PricingEngage $4/user/month; Perform $11; Total Platform $16 (billed annually)From $4,999 + $32/manager/month (billed annually)
G2 Rating4.6 (1,927 reviews)4.3 (1,090 reviews)
Best ForSmall and mid-size teams that want low-cost engagement surveys and may add manager-focused performance tools.Small and mid-size companies that want a manager-focused engagement and performance platform priced per manager.

Pros and cons

15Five

Pros

  • Published prices; Engage is $4/user/month
  • eNPS, benchmarks and heat maps in Engage
  • Predictive Impact Model points to top engagement drivers
  • Optional manager coaching and training add-ons
  • No seat minimum listed for core plans

Cons

  • Annual billing only
  • No free trial stated
  • Coaching and AI add-ons raise the cost
  • Pulse surveys not named on the Engage page

Workleap

Pros

  • Published starting prices
  • Priced per manager, not per employee
  • Recognition (Good Vibes) and 1:1s included
  • Anonymous feedback with privacy thresholds

Cons

  • $4,999 starting base fee
  • No free plan or trial stated
  • API access and SAML SSO need Pro
  • Over 250 employees means custom Enterprise pricing
  • eNPS and benchmarks not named on the engagement page

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