Birthdays worth celebrating. Milestones that get noticed. Offsites people actually want to show up to. TeamRally is where all of it lives — so your team feels like a team, not a headcount.
Good morning, Sam
3 good things this week
Maya hits 3 years 🎉
12 teammates have signed her card
Devon's birthday
Sealed until the morning of 🎂
Q3 Offsite — Lisbon
23 of 41 going · RSVP by Aug 30
You can't score your way to a team that likes each other. Here's what usually happens instead:
Not an HR suite. Not a project tool. A tight set of features for the moments that make a team a team.
Birthdays, work milestones, new starts, farewells. The whole team signs one card together and it lands on the day — the kind of thing people screenshot and keep.
Offsites, retreats, parties. Invites, RSVPs, the agenda, who's eating what — all in one place, so the planning never eats the fun.
Slack and Basecamp, so the good stuff shows up in the room everyone's already in — not in one more tool nobody opens. Plus a shared calendar and CSV export.
Culture isn't the offsite. It's the fifty small moments in between — and TeamRally is built for those. It just happens to handle the big one beautifully too.
Birthdays, milestones, farewells, big wins. Everyone drops a note or a memory, and it arrives as one card on the day — sealed until then, so it's still a surprise.
Card for Maya — 3 years
3 years of Maya 🎉
Sign by Friday 5pm — delivered 9am Monday.
Send it once. Everyone RSVPs in their own portal, the headcount updates live, and you get to actually enjoy the thing you spent a month planning.
Where should we go? What's for lunch? Ask the room and watch the votes land.
One quick question after the event, while it's still fresh. Not a quarterly engagement survey nobody fills in.
Every celebration and event on one team calendar — the good stuff, finally visible.
Plans changed? Update everyone in a click — by email, Slack, or Basecamp.
The cards are the thing people talk about. Someone hits three years and twenty teammates write something real — you can’t fake that with a survey.
We planned the whole offsite in an afternoon — invites, RSVPs, agenda, headcount. For once I got to actually enjoy it instead of chasing replies across four threads.
It lives in Slack, so the good stuff shows up where we already are. Nobody has to log into anything to be part of it — that’s the whole reason it stuck.
Free to start, and one flat fee when you grow. We don't charge you per human — that's rather the point.
Everything you need to try it properly — no credit card required.
No card, no trial clock.
Up to 15 team members · 3 active events
For a team that's found its feet. One flat rate — not per seat, not per month-end maths.
Or $490 a year and save $98.
Up to 80 team members · Unlimited events
The whole company, every celebration, nothing counted. Built for teams up to 250.
Or $990 a year and save $198.
Up to 250 team members · Unlimited everything
Bigger team? Over 250 people?
Tell us what you're planning and we'll sort out a flat rate that fits.
No — and that's on purpose. Surveys measure engagement. TeamRally creates it. Birthdays remembered, milestones celebrated, offsites that don't fall apart — that's the real thing, not a score for it.
About a week before, a card quietly opens and the team gets asked to write something. The person it's for sees none of it. On the morning of the day it lands in their inbox and opens as a reveal — one message at a time, in their own timezone — and if you've connected Slack or Basecamp, the celebration shows up there too.
Someone tells it once. People can add their own birthday and start date from their profile, or you can fill them in on the People page. The moment a date lands, any card that's already due opens on its own — and after that it just keeps coming round every year without anyone re-entering anything.
Then they aren't. Everyone has two switches on their profile: one for whether their own moments get celebrated, one for whether they're asked to sign for other people. Both are on by default, and either can be turned off quietly without a conversation. Not everyone wants a fuss, and that's completely fine.
Just a light one. Everyone gets a simple portal to RSVP, sign cards, and answer polls. Connect Slack or Basecamp and it reaches them there too — only whoever’s organising ever opens the full app.
Yes — invites, RSVPs, dietary preferences, external guests, the itinerary, and last-minute updates. One place instead of four spreadsheets and a group chat.
Slack, Basecamp, and Google Calendar, so celebrations and event updates land where your team already is. Plus a shared team calendar and CSV export for whoever handles the money.
Yes — free forever, no card, no trial clock. Sparkler covers up to 15 people and three events at a time. When you outgrow it, Confetti is $49 a month flat for up to 80 — a flat fee, never per seat, because charging you per human would be an odd way to run a company that's about celebrating them.
Yes. TeamRally is hosted in the EU and built to be GDPR-friendly. Your data is encrypted in transit, never sold, and yours to export (CSV) or delete at any time. Connected Slack and Basecamp tokens are used only to deliver the updates you ask for.
Free to start. Five minutes to set up. No credit card.