Axomo

Axomo is a swag management platform built around company stores where employees choose their own gear, positioned explicitly against the waste created by bulk pre-selected merchandise. More than 500 companies are cited as customers and the platform holds a 4.8 rating on G2.

The argument the company makes is unusually specific and rests on three claimed costs. Pre-selected swag has a 40 percent discard rate within 30 days because people who did not choose an item do not use it. Companies spend over 15,000 dollars a year tracking, organising and distributing swag by hand. And brand consistency degrades when every order goes to a different vendor, so the merchandise in circulation eventually looks like it came from three different companies. Whether those figures hold precisely for any given organisation, the underlying mechanism is sound and it is why employee choice is the central design decision rather than a nice extra.

The Axomo product range covers company stores, custom swag with full-colour one-off printing, swag management, custom swag boxes, international fulfilment and warehousing. One-off printing matters more than it sounds because it removes the minimum order quantity that forces bulk buying in the first place. There are no order minimums, global shipping is available and setup is described in days rather than weeks.

Axomo groups buyers as human resources, finance teams, marketing teams, non-profits, franchises, and schools and K-12 groups. An ROI calculator and a swag test that identifies process gaps are offered before purchase. A free trial is available. Pricing is published as a 3,499 dollar minimum which includes 50 free users, with volume discounts for organisations above 500 employees, and onboarding, store setup assistance and preorder email campaigns included.