In G2’s latest badge release, Archie was awarded many accolades across Visitor Management, Space Management, Meeting Room Booking Systems, Hybrid Enablement, and Desk Booking categories. Crowned ‘Momentum Leader’ in each one, Archie also outperformed in the Enterprise section, signalling increasing strength for larger organizations.
These together prove Archie’s continued popularity among customers which, after all, is the most important praise of all.
In Fall 2026, Archie earned 49 badges in total, but here’s a quick rundown of the ones we’re most proud of:
- Visitor Management Overall Leader
- Hybrid Enablement Overall Leader
- Meeting Room Booking Systems Overall Leader
- Space Management Overall Leader
- Visitor Management Momentum Leader
- Visitor Management Enterprise Leader
- Space Management Momentum Leader
- Space Management Enterprise Leader
- Meeting Room Booking Systems Momentum Leader
Thank you to all those who left a review. We like praise, so you’re very welcome to keep them coming!
Archie consistently selected a user-favorite
Each of these badges reflect reviews from verified Archie users, combined with measures of market presence. We’re proud of the consistent feedback about each of our products: Archie Visitors, Archie Desks and Rooms, and Archie Coworking.
- Overall Leader means customers rate Archie highly for satisfaction and the product has a strong presence.
- Momentum Leader recognizes products that are growing quickly and gaining traction with users. Our team works hard to improve our products and listening to customer feedback and anticipating their needs is something very important to us. It’s easier said than done, so we’re delighted that the hard work pays off in customer satisfaction and growth.
- Enterprise Leader is one we’re particularly proud of. As a B2B SaaS product, supporting enterprises in visitor management and space management shows true technical strength and product reliability. This can come at the sacrifice of usability, but we’re happy to report that our products also won ‘Best Usability’ and ‘Users Most Likely to Recommend’.
Archie is also a Best Office Management Software winner
Earlier in 2026, Archie was named one of G2’s Best Office Management Software Products of the year. This list is part of G2’s annual Best Software Awards, which are built from verified, timely user reviews plus market presence data.
For the second year in a row, Archie was named one of G2’s Best Office Management Software Products, ranking #8 on the top 25 list. And because G2 lists 950 total products in this category, a #8 ranking puts Archie in the top ~1% of Office Management Software products on G2.
What this G2 award means
G2 is one of the biggest software marketplaces, and its Best Software Awards are designed to spotlight products that customers genuinely rate highly, based on real-world use and feedback.
For the Office Management Products list, G2 looked at a very competitive field:
- 950 total products in the category
- 47 products that met the eligibility requirements for 2026
- 25 winners overall, with 21 returning from last year and 4 new entrants, which G2 describes as a 16% change from the 2025 list
So being included in the winners list is already a big deal. And ranking in the top 10 is an even stronger signal that customers are getting real value from the product.
What makes this award especially meaningful is that it is not decided by a small panel of judges. It is built from what customers actually submit on G2, during a defined review period, using consistent scoring that reflects both user satisfaction and market presence.
How G2 chooses winners
G2’s Best Software Awards are built around two simple ideas:
- First, how happy real users are with the product (this is the Satisfaction score).
- Second, how strong the product looks in the market overall (this is the Market Presence score).
G2 uses both, so the results reflect real customer experience, but also the bigger picture of how widely a product is used and recognized.
Satisfaction score (what users say)
The Satisfaction score comes from G2 reviews. When people leave a review, they answer questions that help show what it is like to use the product day to day. For example, G2 looks at signals tied to things like:
- Ease of use: Is it simple to learn and navigate?
- Meets requirements: Does it actually do what teams need it to do?
- Quality of support: When users need help, do they get it quickly and clearly?
- Ease of setup and admin: Is it straightforward to roll out and manage?
G2 also tries to make the score feel “current” and reliable, not based on one-off feedback from years ago. That is why reviews are weighted using factors like:
- Recency: Newer reviews usually matter more than older ones.
- Volume: If lots of people are reviewing the product, the score is more trustworthy.
- Quality: More complete, detailed reviews can carry more weight than very short ones.
Market Presence score (how established a product is)
Market Presence is about the product’s footprint in the market. It is not only about popularity. It is more about signals that suggest the company and product are real, active, and widely used.
Market Presence can include inputs like:
- Review signals on G2, such as the number of reviews in a category (often weighted by category).
- Company and employee data from well-known third-party sources (for example, LinkedIn, ZoomInfo, and Crunchbase).
- Web presence signals, like how visible the product is online (traffic and other indicators that suggest market awareness).
How G2 compares products fairly
One tricky part of rankings is that not all categories are equally competitive. Some have hundreds of vendors fighting for attention, and others are smaller.
To make comparisons fair, G2 normalizes scores within each category on a 0–100 scale. That means products are judged relative to their direct competitors in the same category, instead of being compared in a messy, apples-to-oranges way.
For the Best Software lists, G2 then combines category scores into an overall score, and also weights the results based on category competitiveness. So a strong performance in a very competitive space can carry different weight than the same score in a less crowded space.
How G2 keeps it credible
G2 puts a lot of effort into making sure its reviews are real and reliable. That matters, because awards based on reviews are only as good as the review quality behind them.
- Every review goes through moderation. Reviews are checked before they are published, so the platform is not just accepting anything that gets submitted.
- They verify reviewer identities using a lot of signals. G2 says it uses more than 43 data points to help confirm that a review comes from a real person with real product experience.
- A large share of reviews do not make the cut. G2 also says it rejects more than one-third of submitted reviews because they do not meet its guidelines or quality standards.
That is a big reason these awards carry weight. It is not just about collecting feedback, it is about filtering for feedback that is credible, recent, and coming from real users.
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