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Blink vs Workvivo

Blink8.4/10

Workvivo5.8/10

Scored in Employee Intranet

The short answer

Blink is a mobile-first employee app and intranet for frontline teams with published per-user prices and a free trial. Workvivo, owned by Zoom since 2023, is a social employee hub sold by custom quote after a demo. Both state ISO 27001 and GDPR.

By LeadChange Research TeamUpdated Based on 9 sources, most recently checked
Starting price
$3.75/user/mo (billed annually)1
Best for
Frontline employers that need to reach staff without company email or desks

Choose Blink if

  • You want to see the price before talking to sales: Core costs $3.75 per user a month billed annually.
  • You want to trial the app with your own team first.
  • Office staff need desktop apps for Windows and Mac as well as phones.
Best for
Organizations that want a social, engagement-led intranet for desk and frontline staff

Choose Workvivo if

  • You run Zoom and want search through Zoom AI Companion.
  • You want livestreams, chat and Workvivo TV signage from one vendor.
  • Your HR data sits in UKG or BambooHR as well as Workday.

LeadChange Score: editorial assessment based on public information.

Key differences

Where Blink and Workvivo differ (7)
AttributeBlinkWorkvivo
Pricing modelPer user1Quote only2
Price transparencyPartly published1Quote only2
Free trial12
Best forSmall businesses, enterprises1Mid-market companies, enterprises3
Mobile appsiOS, Android, Windows, Mac1iOS, Android4
Single sign-onSAML, Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Google Workspace5Active Directory, Okta6
Support channels24/7 customer support, Priority support (Pro), Dedicated Customer Success Manager (Enterprise)1Help desk tickets, monthly support reports on request7
Show 5 attributes where they are the same
Where they are the same (5)
AttributeBlinkWorkvivo
DeploymentCloud8Cloud7
API16
SOC 2 Type II19
ISO 2700189
GDPR program13

Blink or Workvivo: what matters most to you?

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Analysis by dimension

Pricing. Blink publishes Core at $3.75 and Pro at $5.00 per user a month billed annually, with a free trial; Enterprise is quoted. Workvivo publishes no prices and offers a demo instead of a trial.

Integrations. Workvivo lists 40+ out-of-box integrations, among them Zoom, Teams, Slack, Salesforce, Jira, Workday, UKG and BambooHR. Blink's marketplace names Workday, ADP, Microsoft 365, Google, Okta, ServiceNow, Salesforce, Cornerstone, Zendesk and Zoom, without a published count.

Security. Both state ISO 27001 and GDPR, and Workvivo states SOC 2 Type II. Blink's pricing page lists SOC 2 and HIPAA readiness on Enterprise.

Neither one?

Jostle

Jostle has the highest LeadChange Score in Employee Intranet after excluding these two (8.5/10).

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Frequently asked questions

Is Blink cheaper than Workvivo?

Blink is the one you can price today: Core costs $3.75 and Pro $5.00 per user a month on annual billing. Workvivo quotes a custom package that starts from its Workvivo HQ platform, so compare a Workvivo quote against Blink's list price for the same headcount.

Can I try Blink or Workvivo for free?

Blink lets you sign up for a free trial before you choose a paid plan. Workvivo has no self-serve trial; it runs a tailored demo instead.

Which is better for frontline workers, Blink or Workvivo?

Blink is built around frontline teams, with offline chat, shift tools and digital forms in its app. Workvivo reaches the same staff through Android and iOS apps with push notifications, spaces for targeted teams and Workvivo TV screens.

How do Blink and Workvivo compare on security?

Blink says it is ISO 27001 certified on AWS, and its pricing page lists SOC 2, GDPR and HIPAA readiness. Workvivo states ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II and GDPR.

Do Blink and Workvivo support single sign-on?

Blink connects single sign-on to Microsoft Entra ID, Okta and Google Workspace over SAML. Workvivo lists Active Directory and Okta.

Which suits a small business, Blink or Workvivo?

Blink pitches its Core plan at small businesses and publishes its price. Workvivo targets mid-market and enterprise organizations and quotes each deal.

Who are the main competitors of Blink and Workvivo?

Staffbase and Connecteam also court frontline-heavy employers, while Simpplr, Unily, Firstup, Haiilo and LumApps compete for enterprise intranets. We review each with the same verified facts.

Do Blink and Workvivo offer a free trial?

Blink lists a free trial; Workvivo does not.

How this page was made

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    30 verified facts, each checked against the vendor's own pages or another primary source, most recently on Oct 24, 2026.

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Sources

The 9 pages this page's facts come from. The date beside each is our last check of the facts taken from it (the oldest, when they differ). The numbers beside the figures above link here.

Quotes from the sources
  1. Blink joinblink.com/pricing“Blink's Core plan starts at $3.75/user/month (billed annually), and Pro starts at $5.00/user/month.” “Core and Pro have transparent per-user pricing shown above; Enterprise is tailored to your organization's needs, contact sales for a quote.”
  2. Workvivo workvivo.com/pricing“Get the best pricing with a customized package that meets your needs. Our team is here to understand your goals and provide a proposal that works for you.” “No, we do not offer a free trial, but we will give you a comprehensive demo aligned with your business needs.”
  3. Workvivo workvivo.com/intranet“90%+ of Workvivo enterprise customers run Microsoft 365.” “GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA-ready — Data residency options and compliance controls for regulated markets”
  4. Workvivo workvivo.com/accessibility“On android we use the Googles Accessibility Scanner App and Xcode for iOS.”
  5. Blink joinblink.com/features/single-sign-on“Blink integrates directly with systems like Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, and Google Workspace.”
  6. Workvivo workvivo.com/integrations“Support for federated identity management solutions like Active Directory, and Okta ensures secure and streamlined user authentication across all platforms.” “Utilize Workvivo’s extensive suite of APIs for automation, allowing you to tailor to your organization’s specific systems and needs.”
  7. Workvivo workvivo.com/supportpolicydoc“Incidents are submitted via our Help Desk on support.workvivo.com.” “The Service is a multi-tenant service where common practices and procedures apply across all customers which allows for higher resilience and improved quality and performance.”
  8. Blink joinblink.com/security“Our infrastructure runs purely on Amazon Web Services (AWS), which delivers infrastructure as a service with prime security capabilities.” “At Blink we are iso27001 compliant and certified.”
  9. Workvivo workvivo.com/security“Audited annually by our AICPA auditor partners, Workvivo makes its SOC 2 Type 2 report available under NDA on an annual basis.” “Workvivo is ISO 27001 certified”

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