For workplaces
A wellness challenge your team will actually finish
Pick one small daily habit, invite the whole team in one go, and let everyone see who checked in today. Daily Pact turns a wellness challenge into something people do, not something they sign up for and forget.
Buy it on daily-pact.com/groups, or in the app: open your group and tap Cover your whole group.
Why most wellness programs go unused
Most workplace wellness programs share the same problem: they live in a portal people visit once. There are points to collect and a dashboard someone in HR checks, but nobody on the team sees anyone else take part, so it quietly fades.
Small teams don't need a platform. They need one habit, a start date, and a way to see that colleagues are doing it too. That social part is what keeps people going past the first week.
How it works
1. Pick one small daily habit
A 10-minute walk, water before coffee, no screens after 10pm. Small enough that everyone can do it on a busy day.
2. Invite the whole team at once
Paste or upload the email list, drop one link in Slack, or show a QR code at the all-hands.
3. Everyone checks in daily
One tap in the app when it's done. Daily Pact sends the reminder so the organizer doesn't have to chase anyone.
4. Build a team streak
The leaderboard and streaks show who showed up. People keep going because their colleagues can see it.
Invite the whole team in one go
No account setup for HR, no SSO project. Pick whichever way reaches your team fastest.
Group chat
Share one link in WhatsApp, Slack, Messenger or iMessage.
Contacts
Pick several people at once. Those with an email get a personal invite; the rest get one text from your phone.
Email
Paste a list of addresses, up to 200 at a time. See who opened and who joined, and resend if needed.
QR code
Show it at a meeting, a class or the gym. People scan it with their camera.
Have a spreadsheet of emails? Sign in at daily-pact.com/groups/invite, paste the addresses or upload a CSV, and track who joined.
Why it sticks
Peers, not a portal
Most wellness tools are a dashboard only HR looks at. In Daily Pact, people see each other's check-ins, which is the part that keeps them coming back.
One habit, one finish line
A 21 or 30-day challenge with a single habit is easy to explain in one sentence and easy to finish.
No paywall for anyone
With a Group plan, colleagues join with one tap and are covered. Nobody drops off at a sign-up screen.
Room for real life
PactPause lets the group protect someone's streak when they're sick or travelling, so one missed day doesn't end it.
Priced per team, not per seat
One person pays and everyone in their groups is covered. Members never see a paywall.
Up to 15 people
$9.99/month
or $99.99/year (2 months free)
Up to 50 people
$24.99/month
or $249.99/year (2 months free)
Up to 200 people
$49.99/month
or $499.99/year (2 months free)
Per-seat wellness tools often charge around $3 to $8 per employee per month. On the Group plan, a 50-person team is $24.99/month and up to 200 people is $49.99/month, flat.
The organizer is covered too, with full Pro. No free trial on group plans; cancel anytime and coverage runs to the end of the period. Buy it on daily-pact.com/groups, or in the app: open your group and tap Cover your whole group. More about the Group plan.
Private to your team
Only your team sees your group. People join by invite, check in with one tap, and that's all the app needs. There's no step counting or health data required to take part.
When you invite by email, you can see who opened the invite and who joined, and resend to anyone who missed it. People can unsubscribe from invite emails with one click.
10 quick wellness challenge ideas for teams
10-minute walk
At lunch or between meetings. The easiest place to start.
Water before coffee
One glass first thing. Tiny, and people like the streak.
7,000 steps a day
A step challenge that most desk workers can reach.
Screens off by 10pm
A sleep habit with a clear yes or no.
No work email after 7pm
A focus habit that also helps the team set norms.
5 minutes of stretching
Desk stretches before lunch. No equipment.
Fruit or vegetable with lunch
A nutrition habit that isn't a diet.
Two minutes of breathing
Box breathing before the first meeting.
Thank a colleague
One message of thanks a day. Good for team culture.
Take the stairs
Every time, for 21 days. Works in any office.
Want more? Read 25 employee wellness challenge ideas with tips on running one, or browse our wellness challenge ideas.
New to group plans? See how the Group plan works or go straight to inviting your team by email.
Questions
Is Daily Pact a corporate wellness platform?
No. It's a simple accountability app for running daily habit challenges with a group. There's no HR dashboard, no health data and no integrations to set up. If you want a team to do one healthy habit together and see each other show up, that's what it does.
How much does it cost for a team?
The Group plan is $9.99/month for up to 15 people, $24.99/month for up to 50 and $49.99/month for up to 200. Yearly plans give you 2 months free. One person pays and everyone in their groups is covered.
How do I pay?
On the website or in the app. On daily-pact.com/groups, pick a size, sign in and pay by card. In the app, open your group and tap Cover your whole group (billed through the App Store or Google Play). You can cancel anytime and coverage runs to the end of the period.
Who can see our team's check-ins?
Only the people in your group. Groups are private and joined by invite.
What if more people join than our plan covers?
The first people to join are covered, up to your plan's limit. Anyone after that uses Daily Pact on normal terms, with their own 14-day free trial. You can upgrade to a bigger plan anytime.
Can people use their own phones?
Yes. Daily Pact runs on iPhone and Android. Each person downloads the app and joins the group from the invite link, email or QR code.
Start your team's wellness challenge
Get the app, create a group, invite the team. Cover everyone with a Group plan.
Buy it on daily-pact.com/groups, or in the app: open your group and tap Cover your whole group.
Or during sign-up, choose "A group", then "I'll pay for the group".