Vulse vs GaggleAMP: which is right for you?
Vulse is a LinkedIn-first platform priced per active user and published openly. GaggleAMP is a founder-owned advocacy platform priced by company size on one to three year terms.
GaggleAMP has been in the category since 2011 and describes itself as founder-owned. It sells a single plan with unlimited members, priced by company size on request, with leaderboards, gamification and dashboards covering reach, engagement and earned media value. Its pricing page sets contract terms of one, two or three years: a one-year term carries a 10 percent uplift on the base rate, two years is the base rate and three years is 5 percent below it. Vulse prices per active user, publishes every band and offers annual or monthly billing.
Pricing you can see upfront
GaggleAMP prices by company size on request. Vulse publishes every band: $18 per user per month at 1-10 seats, $14 at 11-49, $10 at 50-99 and $6 at 100 or more, billed annually.
Pay for the people who post
GaggleAMP sells one plan with unlimited members at a price set by company size. Vulse prices per active user, so a team of fifteen pays for fifteen, and the rate drops as you grow.
Flexible billing
GaggleAMP quotes one, two and three year terms. Vulse offers annual billing with two months free, or monthly billing, and a team can start the same day.
Frequently asked questions
Vulse is a LinkedIn-first platform priced per active user, with published bands, monthly billing and a self-serve start. GaggleAMP is a founder-owned platform with one plan and unlimited members, priced by company size on request.
GaggleAMP's pricing page describes custom pricing based on company size, with one, two or three year terms that adjust the rate. Vulse publishes all four seat bands: $18 per user per month at 1-10 seats, $14 at 11-49, $10 at 50-99 and $6 at 100 or more, billed annually. Monthly billing is available at $24, $19, $13 and $8, and GBP and EUR pricing is available at checkout.
Yes, GaggleAMP lists gamification and leaderboards, as does Vulse, so the choice usually comes down to pricing model, contract terms and channel focus.
Yes. Vulse is built entirely on LinkedIn's official API, is ISO 27001 certified and is GDPR compliant.