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Choice-based gifting on a flat annual subscription with a marketplace weighted toward small and independent makers
As of 1 September 2026, Loop & Tie has a free plan and paid plans start at $500/year. Loop & Tie publishes its subscription prices, which almost nobody in corporate gifting does: free, $500 a year, or $5,000 a year. Softwr lists it under Employee Engagement. Loop & Tie is available on Web.
Overview
Loop & Tie is a corporate gifting platform built on recipient choice. The sender picks a price band collection, sends a link by email or through an automation, and the recipient chooses one item. The marketplace is curated with an explicit weighting toward small businesses, women and minority owned brands and sustainable products, which is a positioning choice rather than a technical one but is often the reason a buyer selects it. Beyond the marketplace it handles branded merchandise, swag, print on demand, storefronts and global fulfilment on the top tier. The distinguishing commercial fact is the published pricing. Corporate gifting is a category where almost every vendor hides its platform fee behind a demo, and Loop & Tie states it plainly: a free single user plan with five dollar flat rate shipping per gift, Essentials at five hundred dollars a year for three users and three teams with free shipping, Premium at five thousand dollars a year for unlimited users, five teams, white-labelled experience and global warehousing, and a quoted enterprise tier. A buyer can therefore compare the platform cost against gift budget before speaking to anyone, which is rare enough in this category to be a decision factor on its own. Buyers are marketing, customer success, HR and property management teams sending gifts at moderate volume where brand alignment matters. The trade off is scale and catalogue breadth: the curated, values-led marketplace is smaller than the mass catalogues at larger competitors, and the tier structure gates user seats tightly, so the jump from Essentials to Premium is a tenfold increase in platform cost triggered by needing more than three users.
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Pricing
Taken from the vendor's own pricing page. Prices move, so check before you buy.
Free
Free
Essentials
$500 /yr
Premium
$5,000 /yr
Build Your Own
On request
Capabilities
Choice-based collections
Recipient selects one item from a curated price-band collection
Curated marketplace
Weighted toward small, independent, sustainable and diverse-owned brands
Flat rate or free shipping
Five dollar flat rate on the free plan, free shipping from Essentials upward
Redemption analytics
Tracks redemption, thank you notes and engagement per campaign
Post-redemption scheduling
Meeting scheduler triggered after a gift is claimed
Branded merchandise and swag
Print on demand and custom packaging as add-ons
Salesforce and HRIS integrations
Available as add-ons on Essentials, native on Premium
Global warehousing
International fulfilment on the Premium tier
Answered, with sources
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Free for one user, five hundred dollars a year for Essentials with three users, five thousand dollars a year for Premium with unlimited users, plus a quoted enterprise tier. Gift spend is separate.
It is curated toward small, independent, sustainable and diverse-owned brands rather than mass market products, which is the usual reason buyers choose it over larger competitors.
Yes, the sender sets a collection and price band and the recipient picks one item.
Not properly. Global warehousing and fulfilment are Premium features.
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