Mongoose
5.6#19 in student engagement softwareWebAPI
Visit| Fact | Mongoose | Nearpeer |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | Mongoose says it was founded in 2014. | 2017 |
| Headquarters | Buffalo, NY | Nearpeer lists its address as 63 Federal St, Portland, Maine 04101, USA. |
| Integrations | Native connectors include Slate, Salesforce, Banner, Colleague, Recruit, Advise, Reach, Element451, Raiser’s Edge NXT, Workday, and Jenzabar, with SSO, API, and SFTP also available. | A Nearpeer case study says the platform complemented the University of Oklahoma's existing StarRez housing management software for roommate matching. |
| Pricing availability | The pricing page asks institutions to submit annual contact volume, departments, interests, and integration needs, and does not display prices. | The public site directs institutions to book a demo and does not state a product price on the pages reviewed. |
| Product | Mongoose is a higher-education engagement platform for two-way student conversations and AI-assisted follow-up. | Nearpeer is a student engagement and recruitment platform for higher education that connects prospective and current students to peers and campus resources. |
| Security | Mongoose states that its platform is SOC 2 Type II audited and FERPA compliant. | 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. |
| Support | Mongoose describes guided implementation, technical and compliance assistance, and ongoing customer success support. | Nearpeer's contact page offers app support through a ticket submission option, as well as demo scheduling and general inquiries. |
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Mongoose is designed for higher-education enrollment, student success, and advancement teams that manage student conversations across multiple channels. It may suit institutions looking for a shared inbox and human-supervised AI follow-up.
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.