Rewards worth more than another gift card.

Needlist for Teams is an employee recognition and rewards platform. Teammates give each other points for great work, wins get celebrated in Slack or on the web, and people redeem their points for gift cards or the exact items on their personal wishlist.

Team bonus points are recognition points teammates give each other for good work. Everyone gets a monthly allowance to hand out, so giving stays generous; the points people earn land in a separate balance that never expires and can be redeemed for gift cards or items from their own wishlist. The allowance is billed on a simple recurring charge sized to your active headcount, so spend stays predictable and you only pay for the team you have, no prepaid wallet to top up.

Yes. Whether it is peer recognition inside one team or corporate recognition across the whole company, everyone shares the same points, #values, and Slack feed. It scales from a handful of people on the Free plan up through large organizations, with SSO, SAML, and HRIS sync included.

No, and that's the whole point. Alongside a gift-card and charity catalog, teammates can redeem points for the exact items on their own wishlist, so a reward feels personal instead of generic. You still get the peer-to-peer points, hashtag values, and Slack recognition teams expect, at one flat price with SSO included.

Two ways: a gift-card and charity catalog, or items from their own Needlist wishlist. Earned points never expire, so no one loses what they worked for.

It depends on your plan. On paid plans Needlist handles fulfillment end to end: we buy the item, include a gift receipt (so no price is revealed), ship it to the employee, and track it. On the Free plan your team fulfills it yourselves, self-serve, from a simple Orders page that hands you the item, the shipping address, and a link to buy it. Gift-card and charity redemptions are always automated on every plan.

A flat $10 per physical order on paid plans, shown on your invoice. That covers buying, gift-receipting, and shipping the item to the employee. It is a transparent per-order fee, not a custom quote, so there is no sales call to find out the price. Free-tier teams fulfill their own orders and pay nothing extra.

Yes. Giving recognition is a Slack slash-command and a kudos post to the channel of your choice. Slack is one surface, the same recognition works on the web and mobile apps too, so people who live outside Slack are never left out.

Free for up to 8 seats. Above that it's one plan at $4 per seat per month with every feature included, there's no separate enterprise tier you have to unlock.

No. SSO and SAML are included on every plan, including Free. There is no SSO tax.

It is built on a real wishlist platform. Recognition points redeem against the actual items employees have saved, so a thank-you turns into something they genuinely wanted instead of a gift card that gets forgotten.