Happy Mood Score vs Teamphoria

Happy Mood Score is a web-based pulse survey and employee engagement platform for growing teams, including teams spread across offices or working remotely. It emails one question at a time, and employees can answer without logging in or installing an app. Questions can use standard or eNPS formats with custom answer options, and surveys can be scheduled daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly for a selected time zone and dispatch day. Dashboards display engagement scores, trends, team heatmaps, response-rate breakdowns, and score distributions. Managers can organize employees into teams and view team scores, response rates, and rankings. Employees can also give public kudos linked to company values. The site lists English, Spanish, French, and German, with each person seeing their own language, and says confidentiality thresholds protect small teams from responses being traced to individuals. The Free plan is free for up to 20 employees with all features; Growth is $19 a month for 21 or more employees, at a flat rate rather than per seat.

Teamphoria combines recognition, surveys, performance reviews, communication, and analytics in an employee engagement platform. Employees can award individuals or groups, with a real-time feed showing recognition across the organization. Survey options include ready-made templates, custom surveys, and Team Pulse mood ratings. Its performance tools support 360° reviews that can gather feedback from peers, managers, and external participants, alongside goal setting. Linda is an AI voice agent available 24/7; calls feed into Teamphoria as insights about attendance, sentiment, and follow-ups. Full Suite includes Slack integration, SSO options, directory sync, and digital gift card rewards. The free plan supports up to five users and includes basic web and email support. Engage and Perform each cost $3 per month, and Full Suite costs $5 per month. Paid plans are billed monthly, with no long-term contract requirement. Teamphoria offers web, iOS, and Android access and describes its audience as HR teams of every size, as well as HR consultants and advisors seeking white-label services.