Built for the markets where awards move money.

Recognition is a buying signal in some industries and decoration in others. These are the six where it moves a deal — and the catalog goes well past them.

The Discover catalog, filtered by category

1,000+ programs

Verified, with real deadlines and judging criteria.

20+ categories

Company, product, person, campaign and judging.

Refreshed weekly

New programs open and deadlines move; the catalog keeps up.

Six markets where recognition is a buying signal.

Every one of these is scored the same way — against your real profile, not against your industry's average. The list is where most teams start, not where the catalog stops.

Real deadlines and entry fees, not a scraped list
Scored against your profile, not your sector
Agencies run every client from one account

Technology

SaaS and infrastructure teams use recognition to land in the consideration set before the first demo. Fast Company, Stevies, SaaS Awards, the Webbys and the analyst-adjacent programs buyers already read.

Healthcare

Procurement cycles run twelve months and a committee decides. Third-party validation that survives that long is worth more than a campaign — MedTech, digital-health and provider-choice programs, mapped to your evidence.

Financial Services

Trust is the product. American Banker, Finovate, the FinTech Breakthrough and Banking Tech programs carry weight with the buyers and regulators who decide whether you get in the room.

Agencies

Cannes, the Effies, the Webbys, the ADDYs — twenty entries a season across a dozen clients. Each client is its own workspace, and one case study becomes twenty entries without twenty rewrites.

Sustainability

ESG claims need somebody else to make them. The B Corp, climate-tech and responsible-business programs turn a sustainability report into a credential an investor deck can cite.

Education

CODiE, EdTech Breakthrough, Tech & Learning — the recognition districts, deans and parents actually recognise, on a calendar that fits the academic year rather than fighting it.

The catalog

Verified, not scraped.

Every program in the catalog carries the things a search result never does: the real deadline, the real entry fee, the categories it actually accepts, and the criteria the judges score against. A program whose page goes dead comes out.

1,000+

Verified programs

20+

Categories

Weekly

Catalog refresh

5 min

To a first match

Nominees scored against the catalog
In-house teams

One team, one pipeline.

Marketing and comms leads who own recognition as a channel and have to show what it returned. Match, draft, file and report without a spreadsheet in the middle.

See the product
Agencies

Twelve clients, one account.

Every client is an isolated workspace with its own matches, submissions, staff and files, and the agency view rolls all of them into one dashboard.

Map a client

And the categories underneath them.

An industry is not a category. A fintech company matches company awards, product awards, executive lists, workplace programs and judging seats — ten different shapes of recognition, each with its own calendar.

Company of the year

National, regional and sector-wide business awards.

Product and innovation

Product of the year, design, and best-in-class technology.

People and lists

30 under 30, 40 under 40, and executive recognition.

Campaign and creative

Cannes, the Effies, the Webbys, the ADDYs.

Growth and scale

Fastest-growing, startup of the year, and scale-up lists.

Best places to work

Culture, benefits and employer-of-choice programs.

Sustainability and ESG

Climate, responsible business and B Corp recognition.

Customer experience

Service, support and satisfaction programs.

Regional and local

City, state and chamber programs most teams never find.

Judging seats

Programs recruiting judges, scored the same way awards are.

Never waste time on the wrong award again.

We map your award pipeline live, against your real profile — the programs you can win, the deadlines that matter, and what each one is worth.

Before you map a pipeline.

What teams ask when they are working out whether their category is covered.

Ask a question