15Five bundles weekly check-ins, pulse engagement surveys, recognition and performance reviews into one continuous habit-building system. review.center does one thing on a cycle: run 360 feedback, compile a review, and then check — the next time around — whether the points raised actually got addressed.
| review.center | 15Five | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Public, per user: from €1.99/month, up to €7.49 with everyone in one cycle (by automation level; Continuity included from Enhanced; 10–20% volume breaks above 250 users) | Public, billed annually: Engage $4, Perform $11, Total Platform $16 per user/month; AI assistants are paid add-ons |
| Core loop | Review cycles: feedback → compiled review → improvement points → re-checked next cycle | Weekly check-ins and continuous engagement, with periodic performance reviews layered on top |
| 360 feedback | Yes, scored against a competency work profile | Yes, as part of the Perform tier |
| AI | Summaries and improvement points from Light up, AI rating suggestions from Enhanced; Classic runs no AI automatically | Kona AI meeting assistant ($2/employee) and Kona Coach ($19/manager) as add-ons |
| Checks if feedback led to real change next cycle | Yes — named, tracked Improvement Points, auto-evaluated the following cycle | Doesn't document a per-point re-check; check-ins and OKRs are separate, ongoing threads |
| Engagement pulse surveys | No | Yes, core to the product |
| Peer recognition / weekly check-ins | No | Yes, core to the product |
Pick 15Five if weekly check-ins, engagement surveys and recognition are what you're actually trying to fix, and reviews are secondary. Pick review.center if the review cycle itself — and whether people act on what they're told — is the problem you're solving, without paying for a continuous-engagement layer you won't use.
No, review.center doesn't have a weekly check-in or pulse-survey feature — it's scoped to the review cycle: feedback, compiled reviews, and improvement-point follow-through. If continuous check-ins are the main thing you need, 15Five covers that ground and review.center doesn't.
For the review-cycle use case alone, generally yes — review.center's per-user rate (from €1.99 to €7.49/month all-in, with the Enhanced level around €5) is public. 15Five's Perform tier, which is the closest comparison, is $11/user/month billed annually and its Total Platform is $16/user/month; its AI assistants are priced on top.