Top 5 Employee Advocacy Software Companies With $5M–$10M Revenue (September 2026)

United States

EnterpriseAlumni is the market leader in alumni management software, powering the alumni networks of the world's leading companies, Government and Military to rapidly accelerate recruiting, sales and marketing. Organizations ranging from medium-sized businesses to Fortune 50 enterprises have selected EnterpriseAlumni to drive business value, community and competitive advantage from maintaining and maximizing relationships with former employees. The platform activates, engages and maintains commercial connectivity to this vast pool of people and offers seamless integrations into all other systems including CRMS, HR platforms including Workday, SuccessFactors, Oracle and ADP as well as 5,500+ other enterprise applications.

New York City, New York, United States

Amplispot is the mobile-first company communications platform, used by organizations to increase productivity and empower advocacy by informing and engaging employees with timely, relevant content across channels and devices. Amplispot also provides Personal Branding platform helping individuals and employees create their personal brand on social media. Learn more about Amplispot at www.amplispot.com

London, England, United Kingdom

DSMN8 helps brands tap into the power of their number one asset - their employees, through the world's most advanced all-in-one advocacy platform. We make it easy for employees to become influencers, content creators, social sellers, and publishers. Achieve more content engagement, more inbound sales, and find your next superstar employee with DSMN8.

Beaverton, Oregon, Canada

Empower employees to be advocates

Cottonwood Heights, Utah, United States

Clearviewsocial is a social media scheduling and amplification platform built for law firms, functioning as what its founder described as Hootsuite for lawyers. Founded in December 2013 in Utah, the company grew over eight years to more than $2 million in annual recurring revenue before being acquired by a family office in March 2021. At the time of sale, Clearviewsocial had approximately 180 customers, more than 60,000 users across 12 countries, and a team of 15 employees. The company had taken roughly $1 million in angel funding over its life, keeping capital consumption well below one times ARR. The acquisition was structured at 13 times projected 2021 EBITDA, with 70 percent of proceeds paid upfront and the remainder delivered through a two-year earn-out. Post-acquisition, the company reached $1 million in EBITDA within two years of the sale closing. Founder Adrian Dayton has since launched Scale to Sell, a consulting practice helping companies grow to and through their first exit.