ERGCircle: the women's network year, written down as it happens · Updated September 8, 2026
Chapter rosters, event check-ins, spend logged against an approved budget and three-question pulse surveys, assembled into something a board will read without sighing.
On Tuesday, September 8, 2026, ERGCircle sits at #115 of 204 (page 1) on premierdelaclasse.lol with $2 pledged, $1 behind RelaunchDesk.
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The daily board resets every night at midnight (Paris).Every women's employee resource group hits the same wall at the end of the fiscal year. Someone senior asks how the year went, and the answer gets reconstructed from two spreadsheets, an events channel, a folder of receipts and one chapter lead's memory of a genuinely good panel in March. ERGCircle is built for that exact wall. It keeps the roster, the events, the money and the member feedback in one system across the whole year, so the annual write-up becomes assembly rather than archaeology.
A word on where you found this. premierdelaclasse.lol is a satirical leaderboard where rank is bought, not awarded: there is no jury, no scoring rubric and no panel of experts quietly benchmarking ERG software after hours. ERGCircle holds the spot its bid pays for, and that is the entire mechanism. Everything below describes the product using what its own site states publicly, so you can judge it on the roster import instead of on the ranking.
What ERGCircle actually does
The homepage promise is to "Run the women's network year on attendance, budget and impact your board can read", which is at least a sentence you can check against the feature list. The setup runs in four steps: import the roster and set the chapter charter (fiscal year, executive sponsor), publish events with registration pages and capacity limits, log spending against an approved budget with cost centers and approvers, then send short member pulse surveys after events and twice a year. The annual impact report is generated from that accumulated record rather than written from scratch in a panic.
Around those four steps sit the things ERG leads keep improvising: mentoring circles and pairings with meeting verification, and a multi-chapter rollup for program offices running more than one network. The integrations are the usual enterprise furniture, calendar sync with Google Workspace and Microsoft 365, single sign-on via Okta, Entra ID or SAML, roster sync from Workday, BambooHR or SFTP, and budget export to CSV, with API and warehouse export reserved for the Enterprise plan.
Attendance you can defend, spend you can trace
ERGCircle leans on the phrase "defensible count", which is a polite way of saying that a headcount typed in from memory a week later is not evidence. Check-in happens by QR code at the event, with walk-in capture for the people who show up because a colleague dragged them along, which is how plenty of first-time attendees arrive. The result is a number with a timestamp behind it rather than a number with a vibe behind it.
The money side works the same way. Spend is logged against an approved budget, tracked to cost center, with commitments visible next to actuals so a chapter lead can see what is already promised before booking the caterer. That is the unglamorous half of ERG work, and it is usually the half that decides whether next year's allocation gets renewed or quietly trimmed. Budget data exports to CSV, so finance can put it through whatever ritual finance requires.
The privacy rules are the interesting part
Participation data about who attends a women's network event is exactly the kind of data that gets uncomfortable if it wanders. ERGCircle states several limits up front: membership and attendance are visible to the chapter lead and the program office and never to a member's manager, and the platform does not feed participation into performance management systems. Free text from pulse surveys is anonymized below a group size of eight, a threshold that matters most in small chapters, where a comment can be identified by tone alone.
Demographic fields are optional, self-reported and reportable only in aggregate. On the infrastructure side the site describes SOC 2 aligned hosting with US data residency, plus encryption in transit and at rest. If you cancel, the account stays readable and exportable for 60 days, after which records are deleted on request or on schedule. None of this is exotic, and none of it is a guarantee about how your own rollout goes, but it is written down on the marketing page where you can read it before booking a sales call.
Pricing, and the numbers the site puts on itself
Pricing is public, which saves everyone a discovery call. One Chapter is $99 per month for a single chapter, Company Wide is $229 per month for up to 12 chapters, and Enterprise is $479 per month for unlimited chapters. All three include unlimited members, events, pulse surveys and annual reports. Billing is monthly in US dollars with no setup fee and no annual lock-in, cancellable from admin settings, and custom report templates are quoted separately. The site says email support on the entry plan is answered within one business day.
The site also publishes its own scoreboard: 412 chapters across 168 US employers, 28,700 event check-ins in the past 12 months, and $6.4M of ERG budget tracked to cost center. It reports averages across those employers of 74% of members attending at least one event, 92% of allocated budget actually spent, 11 hours saved per chapter per month, and 3 days from data close to board packet. These are the vendor's own figures, self-reported and unaudited, presented with the serene confidence of numbers nobody has been asked to show the workings for. Treat them as a claim to test in a trial, not as a finding.
Frequently asked questions
What is ERGCircle's rank today?
As of September 8, 2026, ERGCircle sits at #115 (109 of 188 in SaaS) on premierdelaclasse.lol, with $2 pledged. The rank is live and moves with every payment.
How much to overtake RelaunchDesk today?
As of September 8, 2026, about $1 on top of ERGCircle's current total takes it past RelaunchDesk and up to #114. The board updates live with every payment.
What does ERGCircle cost?
Three published plans, billed monthly in US dollars: One Chapter at $99 per month for a single chapter, Company Wide at $229 per month for up to 12 chapters, and Enterprise at $479 per month for unlimited chapters. Every plan includes unlimited members, events, pulse surveys and annual reports. No setup fee, no annual commitment, cancel from admin settings. Custom report templates are quoted separately, so that line is not covered by the sticker price.
Can a member's manager see whether they attended?
According to the site, no. Membership and attendance are visible to the chapter lead and the program office only, and the platform does not push participation data into performance management systems. Pulse survey free text is anonymized below a group size of eight, and demographic fields are optional, self-reported and reportable only in aggregate. Worth confirming against your own HR and works council rules before rollout, since the tool's settings are one thing and your internal policy is another.
What happens to our data if we cancel?
The site says cancellation is self-service from admin settings, and the account stays readable and exportable for 60 days afterward. After that window, records are deleted on request or per the retention schedule. Budget data exports to CSV on every plan; API and warehouse export are limited to the Enterprise tier, so plan the exit path before you pick the tier if you want the data in a warehouse.
Does its listing on premierdelaclasse.lol say anything about how good it is?
No. The leaderboard is satirical and rank is bought, so ERGCircle holds the spot its bid pays for and nothing more is implied. It is not a review, a certification or an evaluation of ERG software. Judge the product on the things that will annoy you daily: whether the roster import matches your HRIS, whether the QR check-in works in a room with bad wifi, and whether your finance team accepts the budget export without a fight.
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- days
- 4
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