The market-leading employee experience platform

Performance ManagementEmployee Experience

Empower your teams and fuel positive change with performance, development, and employee engagement tools – all-in-one intuitive employee experience platform.

Employees

501-1000

Funding

Growth ($82M)

Pricing

Public pricing page

AI Classification

HRTechHR Software

Culture Amp is a market-leading employee experience platform offering integrated tools for employee engagement surveys, performance management, and development planning, serving 6,500+ companies globally. Their platform is sold as a multi-module SaaS suite (Engage, Perform, Develop) with distinct plans for SMB and Enterprise customers.

Deep Intelligence

Buying Signals

New proprietary framework launched: 'The Performance Culture Quadrant™' — a named analytical model with its own dedicated landing page, indicating active R&D investment and product expansion
New product launch: 'Where Should We Begin? At Work' — a branded card game co-developed with Esther Perel, signaling a push into adjacent culture-building content and partnership strategy
Active partnership expansion: collaboration with Tennis Australia to produce a co-branded high-performance culture content series, indicating investment in brand and enterprise case study development
AI capability investment: homepage prominently features AI analysis, AI comment summaries, and 'AI and People Science recommendations' as core product differentiators, suggesting ongoing platform development
Scale milestone: 6,500+ customers, 13M+ total survey responses, and 594M+ questions answered cited on the About page, reflecting strong platform growth and data moat

Account Scoring

Tier ALow Churn RiskProduct Launch

Pain Signals

Pricing is entirely opaque — no published tiers or price points exist; all plans require a quote, which may create friction in the self-serve or SMB sales motion
Platform breadth (Engage, Perform, Develop as separate modules) may create internal adoption fragmentation, where customers buy only one module and underutilize the full suite