Deed

Name: Deed
Brand: Deed
Rating: 4.5 (41 reviews)

Leveraging technology to help people do good at work & in the community

Est 2016|Valuation $46M|Raised $13.1M|76 Ref Customers

LinkedIn 5K|Web traffic 4K|FTEs 99|HQ Brooklyn, New York, US

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Deed differentiation (as described by the vendor): - Vendor materials emphasize employee experience and adoption in marketing and product positioning. - Integrations with Microsoft Teams and Slack are used as engagement channels (notifications, discovery, signups). Vendor help documentation and support articles exist for these integrations. - The vendor states multi-currency and multi-language support and broad nonprofit reach. Where competitors may excel: - Benevity is commonly cited in the market for incumbent presence and enterprise references; procurement teams should validate competitor claims through RFPs and reference checks. - Bonterra offers a broad CSR product portfolio that includes grants management and employee engagement in an integrated suite. Pricing comparison reality: - Enterprise CSR platforms in this category typically provide custom quotes; Deed's approach of not publishing public pricing aligns with common market practice. Market share/adoption trends: - There was limited independent analyst coverage in the sources collected to quantify market share for Deed.

	Deed	Benevity	Bonterra CyberGrants (Employee Engagement)
Starting Price	Not public (demo-based)	Not public; third-party benchmarks exist	Not public (request pricing)
Typical Fit	Mid-market/enterprise teams seeking combined giving/volunteering/engagement with collaboration platform integrations	Large enterprises with mature CSR programs and broad governance needs	Organizations seeking a broad CSR portfolio including grants and employee engagement
Key Observed Strength	Emphasis in vendor materials on employee-focused interface, Teams/Slack integrations, and global giving capabilities	Incumbent status and broad functionality in the market (third-party benchmarks exist)	Broad CSR suite combining grants and employee engagement features
Key Observed Weakness	Pricing not published publicly; fewer independent reviews surfaced in this research pass; security artifacts gated	Procurement can be enterprise-heavy and potentially costly	Pricing not public; suite complexity can extend implementation timelines

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Deed differentiation (as described by the vendor):

Vendor materials emphasize employee experience and adoption in marketing and product positioning.
Integrations with Microsoft Teams and Slack are used as engagement channels (notifications, discovery, signups). Vendor help documentation and support articles exist for these integrations.
The vendor states multi-currency and multi-language support and broad nonprofit reach.

Where competitors may excel:

Benevity is commonly cited in the market for incumbent presence and enterprise references; procurement teams should validate competitor claims through RFPs and reference checks.
Bonterra offers a broad CSR product portfolio that includes grants management and employee engagement in an integrated suite.

Pricing comparison reality:

Enterprise CSR platforms in this category typically provide custom quotes; Deed's approach of not publishing public pricing aligns with common market practice.

Market share/adoption trends:

There was limited independent analyst coverage in the sources collected to quantify market share for Deed.

	Deed	Benevity	Bonterra CyberGrants (Employee Engagement)
Starting Price	Not public (demo-based)	Not public; third-party benchmarks exist	Not public (request pricing)
Typical Fit	Mid-market/enterprise teams seeking combined giving/volunteering/engagement with collaboration platform integrations	Large enterprises with mature CSR programs and broad governance needs	Organizations seeking a broad CSR portfolio including grants and employee engagement
Key Observed Strength	Emphasis in vendor materials on employee-focused interface, Teams/Slack integrations, and global giving capabilities	Incumbent status and broad functionality in the market (third-party benchmarks exist)	Broad CSR suite combining grants and employee engagement features
Key Observed Weakness	Pricing not published publicly; fewer independent reviews surfaced in this research pass; security artifacts gated	Procurement can be enterprise-heavy and potentially costly	Pricing not public; suite complexity can extend implementation timelines

Deed

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

02Market Map

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

02Market Map