Achievers Strengthens Customer Leadership with Sixteen Total Accolades in G2's Spring 2025 Reports
TORONTO, May 30, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Achievers, the world's most utilized recognition and reward software, announced today it has earned 16 badges across multiple categories in G2's Spring 2025 Grid® Reports. These accolades reinforce Achievers' unmatched ability to boost employee engagement and retention, fuel culture and business transformation through behavior change, and deliver measurable business results.
Known and trusted for its enterprise-grade recognition platform anchored in workforce science, Achievers empowers over 4 million users across nearly 190 countries. One of Achievers' standout differentiators is its unmatched adoption and usage – employees using Achievers receive 13 recognitions annually on average, twice the rate of other recognition platforms. The level of user engagement was solidified by G2: Achievers earned a coveted Leader spot in G2's Spring 2025 Enterprise Grid® for Employee Recognition Software report, fueled by exceptional user feedback and market momentum. With over 1,600 five-star reviews, users consistently highlight Achievers' ability to recognize both everyday efforts and major milestones, integrate seamlessly into daily workflows, and provide robust reporting and insights. Customers also benefit from exceptional support and innovative, consistent recognition and reward experiences.
"At Achievers, our customers aren't just recognizing more, they're recognizing moments that matter seamlessly with science-backed strategies," said David Bator, Managing Director, Achievers Workforce Institute. "The impact is clear: they're doubling productivity and engagement rates, shaping resilient cultures, delivering better service, and witnessing stronger ROI. With 16 G2 badges and over 1,600 five-star reviews, our customers aren't just seeing results, they're helping 90 million G2 users understand what makes our approach to recognition so unique and effective. We're incredibly grateful for our passionate, vocal, and loyal user community."
In addition to earning a spot as a Leader on the Enterprise Grid® for Employee Recognition, Achievers ranked as a Leader on G2's Spring 2025 Enterprise Grid® for Employee Experience and a Leader on the Mid-Market Grid® Report for Employee Engagement. Achievers was also named on the Enterprise Canada Regional Grid® Reports for Employee Recognition, Employee Engagement, and Employee Experience. Additional G2 accolades Achievers received this spring include badges for Momentum Leader for Employee Engagement and Employee Recognition, High Performer in Canada for both Employee Engagement and Employee Experience, as well as High Performer Enterprise for Employee Recognition. Achievers also earned the title of Regional Leader in Canada, Asia Pacific, and Europe for the same areas – bringing the total to 16 G2 badges earned in Spring 2025.
Achievers' exceptional rankings in G2's Spring 2025 Grid Reports build on a milestone year for the recognition category leader.
Achievers recently unveiled an AI assistant, a recognition toolkit, and new reward features, equipping customers with sophisticated tools to address the $438 billion management disengagement crisis. Its unwavering commitment to innovation and global excellence continues to earn industry acclaim.
In April 2025, Achievers announced that it ranked as a Leader in Everest Group's Rewards and Recognition (R&R) Solutions PEAK Matrix® Assessment for the third consecutive time, also securing the #1 spot for vision and capability.
Earlier in the year, Achievers and its customer Seattle Children's Hospital were honored in the Brandon Hall Group Excellence Awards for their work empowering patients and families to recognize their healthcare providers, an initiative that set a new standard for employee appreciation in the healthcare industry.
G2 is the world's largest and most trusted online software marketplace. Every year, over 90 million people, including those working at major companies, use G2 to help them choose the best software based on real feedback from other users. G2 scores products and vendors based on reviews gathered from its user community and aggregated data from online sources and social networks. The G2 Star Rating is calculated by aggregating reviewers' answers to its "Likely to Recommend" question (1–10 scale) and dividing the average in half. Its software scoring system leverages two proprietary scoring components, Satisfaction and Market Performance to determine overall G2 score and Grid placement.
For more information about G2's methodology, visit https://research.g2.com/methodology.
To demo the Achievers recognition and rewards platform, visit our website.
About Achievers
Achievers recognition and reward software provides powerful tools to help business leaders shape employee behaviors and drive real business results. Visit us at www.achievers.com.
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