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CampusGroups vs Nearpeer

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FactCampusGroupsNearpeer
Founded20052017
HeadquartersBurlington, Massachusetts, United StatesNearpeer lists its address as 63 Federal St, Portland, Maine 04101, USA.
IntegrationsListed connections include Google Calendar, Outlook/Office 365, Blackboard, EMS, 25Live, PeopleSoft, Salesforce, Banner, and Colleague.A Nearpeer case study says the platform complemented the University of Oklahoma's existing StarRez housing management software for roommate matching.
Mobile appsbothNearpeer says the app is available through the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
ProductCampusGroups describes itself as an all-in-one campus experience management platform for students, staff, alumni, and community partners.Nearpeer is a student engagement and recruitment platform for higher education that connects prospective and current students to peers and campus resources.
SecurityThe privacy statement says data is stored on secured servers, firewalls expose only necessary services, and browser-to-server traffic uses protocols such as TLS 1.2.Nearpeer states that it became SOC 2 Type 2 compliant in 2026 and that institutions can request its SOC 2 Type 2 report, HECVAT, or VPAT through its Trust Center.
SupportThe company says its team responds to client needs through a support email.Nearpeer's contact page offers app support through a ticket submission option, as well as demo scheduling and general inquiries.

CampusGroups plans

  • Campus Wide PlatformPriced on request

Nearpeer plans

  • Belonging Before Arriving Community of Practice$15,000 a year

Pick CampusGroups if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick Nearpeer if…

Nearpeer suits higher-education institutions seeking to connect students across the admissions and college transition journey. Its audiences include learners from first-year and transfer students to online, adult, and non-degree students.

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