KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Best overall for globally distributed teams: Tequipy. A local reseller in each of 180+ countries supplies the laptop at recommended retail price, and the delivery cost is already in that price. Start with a single order where hiring is hardest, with every service open from the first laptop.
- GroWrk suits US and Latin American hiring where a security review asks for SOC 2. Its A La Carte tier is free but limited: HRIS sync, zero-touch MDM, buy-back and a named CSM come only with paid Flex, on a 12-month initial agreement.
- Quipteams suits Latin American hiring with no certificate gate yet. Its $0 platform fee covers every plan and includes the account manager and the API, and it publishes no ISO 27001 or SOC 2.
- Both claim the Americas, so decide on how each charges once you grow, and on proof. Ask both to quote the plan you will need in a year, not the one you start on.
GroWrk vs Quipteams is a comparison where the map does not help. Both vendors sell device logistics for teams hiring across the US and Latin America, and reviewers praise each of them for delivery in that region.
The difference shows up later, in the bill and in the paperwork. Returns are one place it bites. Of the 287 HR staff in Capterra's 2022 offboarding survey, 71% had dealt with at least one departing employee who did not hand back company equipment. This guide compares the two on price, ease of use, support, integrations, security proof and coverage beyond the Americas.
| Dimension | GroWrk | Quipteams | Tequipy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | US and Latin American hiring with a SOC 2 requirement | Latin American hiring with no certificate requirement yet | Globally distributed teams |
| Stand-out feature | A free tier for single orders | One $0 plan with an account manager included | Local sourcing in the employee's country |
| Review base | 4.4 from 36 on G2 | 5.0 from 32 on G2 | 4.9 from 4 on G2 |
| Platform fee | A La Carte free but limited; Flex billed per workstation | None, on every plan | $99 a month flat at any fleet size, free for up to 100 devices |
| Contract | None on A La Carte; 12-month initial agreement on Flex | None | None |
| Hardware price | Not published; reported above buying direct | Local market price, quoted per device | Recommended retail price, delivery included |
| Service prices | Not published; Flex fee bundles most services | Storage published, the rest quoted | Every standard rate published |
| Pros | Long Latin American record; SOC 2 Type 2 | A named account manager on every account | Same service set in every country; ISO 27001 |
| Cons | Lifecycle features sit behind Flex; delays in reviews | Thin proof outside the Americas; no certificate | SOC 2 still in progress; small review base |
| Customer support | Slack and a CSM, on Flex | Account manager, Slack, portal tickets | Shared Slack channel per customer |
| Coverage claimed | 150+ countries | 155 countries | 180+ countries |
| Security certificate | SOC 2 Type 2 | None published | ISO 27001 |
Thirteen of Quipteams' 32 G2 reviews arrived between July and September 2026, and every one of the 32 is rated 4.5 or 5. GroWrk had no new public review on G2, Trustpilot or Gartner in the same months. Competitor figures were read in September and October 2026.
Who Is GroWrk Best For?

GroWrk badges SOC 2 Type 2 across its site, the only certificate either vendor here shows. Founded in 2019 and run without a central office, GroWrk lists its headquarters as San Diego and markets coverage of 150+ countries. Three kinds of buyer get the most from it.
- Teams hiring across the US and Latin America: most of its user evidence comes from those two regions, and the same reviewers rate the service consistent there.
- Teams that want to try before a sales call: an IT operations manager says the A La Carte plan lets you "evaluate it right away without having to interact with anyone" in a June 2026 G2 review.
- Teams whose vendor review asks for SOC 2: GroWrk can pass that gate today.
A buyer who scoped GroWrk for a small, stable team drew its limit for us: "it seems they work more for a larger employee base where there's a lot of turnover". That team walked away because the pricing model did not fit.
For Whom Is Quipteams Useful?

Quipteams' pricing page reads "$0 Platform fee. Forever. On every plan." as of September 2026, the same price Tequipy charges up to 100 devices. Behind it stands a small, bootstrapped company with a Buenos Aires-born team; its LinkedIn page lists 11 to 50 staff. Each device comes from a reseller in the country where the employee lives.
- Teams hiring across Latin America: an IT manager reports that within two weeks Quipteams "delivered more than 10 laptops to different countries in the region", in a December 2024 G2 review.
- Teams that want the extras without a paid tier: the account manager, the public API and the HRIS connectors carry no fee.
- Teams with no certificate requirement yet: that is the gap a security team will notice first.
One IT lead on Reddit explains the choice plainly: his team picked Quipteams because "we were hiring mainly in LatAm" and because "there was no minimum nor subscription fees" (an r/ITManagers comment). Tequipy asks for no minimum either.
Tequipy: An Alternative

Revolut went from 100 employees in 2 offices to 5,000 in 17 while one of Tequipy's co-founders was its Head of IT. Over that growth, every laptop stayed accounted for. Tequipy now runs the same process for companies that hire abroad.
- Recommended retail price: an $1,800 MacBook costs $1,800, with delivery in the price.
- No feature tiers: every lifecycle service is open to a customer ordering one laptop.
- Coverage: 600+ authorized resellers fill orders in the employee's own country, so no laptop crosses a border.
- Rates you can read before a call: offboarding, storage, redeployment and sellback are all listed on the Tequipy pricing page.
- Certification: ISO 27001, with penetration test reports on request.
| Cost line | GroWrk | Quipteams | Tequipy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Platform fee | A La Carte free but limited; Flex per workstation per month | None | $99 a month flat at any fleet size, free for up to 100 devices |
| Contract | 12-month initial agreement on Flex | None | None |
| Service prices | Not published | Storage from $35 a month for used devices; the rest quoted | Offboarding $70 to $150; storage $12 a month; sellback free |
GroWrk and Quipteams rows come from each vendor's pricing page and FAQ as recorded in September and October 2026; Tequipy's come from its published rate card.

In GroWrk's own sample year, the platform alone costs $3,678, against $0 on Quipteams and $0 on Tequipy for up to 100 devices. GroWrk Flex puts a tiered per-seat fee on top of a $449 monthly base, so its bill grows with every hire. Ours stays $99 a month flat from device 101, at any fleet size. Our pricing calculator puts a 100-person team's services at $2,856 a year, or $5,244 with the $199 a month HRIS sync. Ask GroWrk which headcount its sample assumes.
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Price
Neither vendor prints a full price list. What separates them is the structure: GroWrk has two tiers with a contract on the upper one, and Quipteams puts a $0 platform fee on every plan, which Tequipy matches up to 100 devices.
GroWrk Pricing
- Prices only on request: GroWrk's pricing page names A La Carte and Flex but asks you to request a quote, and it pitches Flex at companies past 100 employees.
- A La Carte is free and limited: you pay per order, as with Tequipy. It leaves out the CSM, HRIS sync, zero-touch MDM, the employee dashboard, multi-subsidiary support, buy-back and 24/7 support.
- Flex charges per workstation each month: the FAQ says the fee covers imaging, MDM enrollment, shipping, support, repairs, warranty handling and storage. Offboarding costs extra, and "Initial agreements cover the first 12 months".
- Outside estimates only: Vendr puts the median buyer at $11,280 a year, across $8,760 to $41,040, with no team size given.
- Hardware above direct: a current GroWrk customer told us an $1,800 MacBook was quoted at $2,500 to $2,600. Another reviewer finds the cost "tends to be on the higher end" in an October 2025 G2 review.
Quipteams Pricing
- No platform fee, no setup fee, no seat fee: terms Tequipy offers too, so neither side wins on them.
- Devices at local market price: the pricing page now says the sticker is "in line with what you'd pay locally". An older promise of no intermediary markups is gone from that page.
- Only storage has a public rate: a used device costs from $35 a month to keep, while new stock waiting for a hire is kept free. Retrieval, buyback and repair arrive as quotes.
- Opinions on cost split: one reviewer calls the prices "super competitive" in a September 2025 G2 review. A team that tried Quipteams told us that on a 16-inch laptop "it was around 1,000 just for the fees".
Verdict on Price
Quipteams wins on the platform bill, because there is none at any size. GroWrk costs the same only while A La Carte covers the job. Once a team needs HRIS sync or buy-back, Flex brings a seat-based fee and a contract that renews. A team that priced GroWrk put the result plainly: "GroWrk was significantly more expensive."
Pro tip: price next year's plan, not this month's. Ask GroWrk for the Flex base and per-seat rate at today's headcount and at the headcount you expect in twelve months. Ask Quipteams for the same laptop at both volumes, with device, shipping and tax as separate lines. Then add one retrieval and one month of storage per leaver, and compare the two yearly totals.
Ease of Use
Both run ordering, tracking and returns from one portal. The complaints differ: GroWrk's are about the software, Quipteams' about the process around it.
GroWrk Ease of Use
- The employee dashboard is a Flex feature: on A La Carte, employees do not get their own status view.
- Status updates can trail reality: an HR manager writes that "There often seems to be a lag with the dashboard updating, which can be frustrating" in a November 2025 G2 review.
- Bugs at the wrong moment: a global IT director "found several bugs in the system before work, which can be disruptive, especially during critical processes like onboarding someone", in a May 2026 G2 review.
Quipteams Ease of Use
- Quotes start without signing up: a guest form asks for a laptop model and a destination, and a person replies with price and stock inside a day.
- Kits by role: admins set a developer or sales kit with an approved price range.
- Everything goes through the portal: one customer notes that "The account reps tend to push you to put all requests through the portal even if you've emailed them" in a September 2026 G2 review.
Verdict on Ease of Use
Quipteams is simpler to run day to day, with fewer software complaints in its reviews. GroWrk gives more to look at, but only on Flex, and its 2026 reviewers report bugs during onboarding.
Customer Support
Support is the most praised part of both review bases. The question is what the support costs and how it holds up as volume grows.
GroWrk Support
- A CSM and shared Slack, on Flex: the named contact most positive reviews describe is a paid-tier feature.
- Quotes can lag: an IT associate at a media company writes that "they cannot provide timely quotes or support" in an April 2026 Gartner review.
- The first months can be rough: a planning analyst writes that "At the beginning, we ran into several issues with support and procurement; however, things have improved since then" in a May 2026 G2 review.
Quipteams Support
- An account manager on every account: the pricing page promises "A real human, available 24/7" at no fee, and reviewers name their managers personally.
- Employees contacted directly: one customer asks to be "kept in the loop anytime Quipteams is reaching out directly to our employees", in an August 2026 G2 review.
Verdict on Support
Quipteams wins, because its account managers come with the free plan. GroWrk's support earns praise too, but a team on A La Carte does not buy the version reviewers describe.

Every Tequipy customer gets a shared Slack channel, with no ticket queue in between. At Connecteam, the team spotted a missing enrollment step before the laptops left the warehouse and raised it in Slack, as the Connecteam case study describes.
Integrations
Integrations decide whether a hire in your HR system turns into an order by itself or waits for someone to type it.
GroWrk Integrations
- A long list, mostly paid: GroWrk counts 40+ integrations plus an MCP connection, from HiBob, Workday and UKG to Kandji and Intune.
- All of them on Flex: A La Carte has no HRIS sync and no zero-touch deployment.
- Custom builds take work: an IT manager had to write instructions for each OS build before GroWrk's technicians matched them, per an October 2025 G2 review. Once documented, he adds, builds came back on spec.
Quipteams Integrations
- A long HRIS list on the free plan: Rippling, Workday, BambooHR, HiBob, Deel, Gusto and Personio, with Okta and Google sign-in and a public API.
- Little data leaves your HR system: per the Quipteams FAQ, the sync copies a person's name, email, location and employment dates, and sends nothing back.
- What users confirm: G2's review-based tag lists four tools: Jira Service Management, Okta, Rippling and Slack.
Verdict on Integrations
Quipteams gives more for nothing; GroWrk gives more MDM depth for a fee. On Tequipy, the HRIS link to HiBob, BambooHR or Workday is an optional $199 a month. Devices are registered in Apple Business Manager or Autopilot before they ship, so zero-touch deployment needs no direct access to your MDM.
Security and Review Evidence
A vendor review asks two things: what the vendor is certified for, and how much independent proof stands behind its score.
GroWrk Security and Reviews
- SOC 2 Type 2: badged on the site, with a security page. No ISO 27001 claim.
- A review base with a critical minority: G2's 36 reviews split 24 five-star, 9 four-star, 2 three-star and 1 two-star in September 2026. Gartner Peer Insights shows 3.6 from 5 ratings.
- Trustpilot: 3.8 from 15 reviews, on a profile marked as inviting customers to review.
Quipteams Security and Reviews
- No certificate published: the homepage, pricing, FAQ, integrations and coverage pages carry no ISO 27001 or SOC 2 claim. The FAQ describes TLS 1.2+ in transit and AES-256 at rest.
- A perfect score from a recent burst: 13 of the 32 G2 reviews came in three months, after 19 in the previous 18. Most are marked Organic.
- Thin elsewhere: Trustpilot shows 3.3 from 3 reviews, and Capterra lists the product with none.
Verdict on Security
GroWrk clears a SOC 2 gate and has a longer, more varied review record. Quipteams' 5.0 is real but young, so read single reviews before the average. Tequipy holds ISO 27001; its SOC 2 audit is in progress, and a demo call is the place to ask how far it has come.
Coverage Outside the Americas
Both vendors claim well over 150 countries, while the reviews concentrate in the Americas. Each publishes something that shows the gap.
GroWrk Coverage
- A three-level country guide: full service, available on request, and not yet available.
- A country can be switched off for you: the CEO described an order that stalled because the destination "had never been enabled" for that customer.
- A long-time user's view: a GroWrk customer on r/sysadmin credits it with reaching more countries than most rivals, though it is not the vendor he likes best (December 2025 comment).
- Buyer reports: a team told us it ended its contract after a failed run of deliveries in Egypt.
Quipteams Coverage
- 155 countries, graded: its coverage page, checked on 1 October 2026, rates 107 as full lifecycle and 44 as everything except buyback. Four more are limited.
- Reviews rarely leave the Americas: G2 reviewers name Mexico, Colombia, Brazil and Argentina, while one mentions Europe and Asia without naming a country.
- Speed can beat the reseller: a head of operations writes that "Shipping might take just a few days, even if the official reseller says it could take weeks" in a December 2024 G2 review.
Verdict on Coverage
Neither has strong public proof beyond the Americas. GroWrk has the longer history and more reviewers who mention other regions. Quipteams is more open about which services run where.

RemoFirst hires across 30 countries, Kazakhstan among them. Since moving deliveries, repairs and retrievals to Tequipy, it guards close to $2,000 per employee that leavers could otherwise take with them.
How to Choose a Device Lifecycle Platform
Three checks separate two vendors that claim the same region. All three fit into one week of emails.
Price the Plan You Will Need in a Year
A free entry tier says little about next year's bill. Ask which features you will need once you pass 100 people, and what they cost. Tequipy has no feature tiers, so retrieval, storage, redeployment and sellback are open from the first order and tracked on one dashboard.

Order the Same Laptop in Your Hardest Country
Averages hide the country that hurts. Pick the place where your last order went wrong and ask both vendors for one laptop there, delivered. Booksy started with Tequipy in Latin America, its hardest region, before using it anywhere else, as the Booksy case study records.

Ask What Happens to a Laptop When Someone Leaves
Buyback shows how a vendor treats the end of a device's life. On GroWrk it is a Flex feature, and a long-time customer told us four-year-old MacBook Pros in good condition fetched $50 each. On Quipteams, 44 of its 155 countries have no in-country buyback, and recovered value arrives as credit. Tequipy pays 20% to 70% of the original value in cash through buyback for laptops.
Alternative to Both: Tequipy
Key Features
Buying, enrolling, collecting and reselling laptops is the whole job. Your MDM and HR system stay as they are.
Local Sourcing in the Employee's Country
A reseller in the employee's own country, one of 600+ partners, ships each laptop, so customs and import duties never enter the order. The worldwide average is 3 business days from order to doorstep, with 10 as the upper limit. In most of the UK and the US, a laptop can arrive the next day.
Devices That Arrive Enrolled
Macs are registered in your Apple Business Manager before dispatch, and Windows laptops in Autopilot. The device joins your MDM when the employee first switches it on. Automatic enrollment is free with the device; manual setup, where a country needs it, is quoted separately.
Returns, Storage and Resale on Any Device
A leaver's laptop is collected by courier, wiped and inspected, then stored, passed to the next hire or bought back for cash. Laptops your team bought from GroWrk, Quipteams or a local shop qualify too. One offboarding, a few months of storage and one redeployment add up to about $180 to $240, while a replacement runs $1,500 to $2,500.
Tequipy Pricing
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Platform | $99 a month flat at any fleet size, free for up to 100 devices |
| Hardware | Recommended retail price, delivery included |
| MDM and ABM enrollment | Free with a device |
| Offboarding | $70 to $150 per device |
| Storage | $12 per device per month |
| Redeployment | $70 to $150 per device |
| HRIS sync (optional) | $199 a month for HiBob, BambooHR or Workday |
| Sellback | 20% to 70% of the original value, paid in cash |
Where Tequipy Shines
- No second-class countries: retrieval, storage and sellback run in Kazakhstan as they do in Spain.
- A price a buyer can check: each laptop costs what the local Apple Store charges in that country, with shipping already paid.
- A certificate on the first call: ISO 27001 and penetration test reports go to your security team before any order.
Where Tequipy Falls Short
- SOC 2 is not finished. The audit is in progress; if a questionnaire names SOC 2, ask the team for its current status on a demo call.
- No leasing or financing. Every Tequipy laptop is bought outright at retail price, in every country.
- Few public reviews. Four on G2 is too few to judge by, so ask for a customer reference in the region you care about.
Tequipy Customer Reviews
On G2, Tequipy held 4.9 out of 5 from four reviews in October 2026. An enterprise IT reviewer writes: "It really stands out that I don't need to have a local IT department in every country we operate in." That line comes from a July 2026 G2 review.
The case studies carry more weight than four reviews. Asaf Naor, IT manager at Connecteam, says in the Connecteam case study: "Moving to Tequipy saved us in the tens of thousands of dollars compared to contacting sellers every time and paying onboarding fees."
Who Tequipy Is Best For
- Globally distributed teams, small or large: the rate card does not change between 50 laptops in three countries and 5,000 in fifteen or more.
- Teams making their first hire abroad: buying at head office and shipping out tends to fail with that first offer letter in a new country.
- Teams that test before they trust: Booksy put its first orders through Latin America and widened from there.
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CONCLUSION
What Will You Choose?
Choose GroWrk if you hire mostly in the US and Latin America and your security team asks for SOC 2 by name. Budget for Flex once you need HRIS sync or buy-back, and read GroWrk vs Hofy for how it compares with Deel IT (previously Hofy), which Deel bought in July 2024 and renamed that September. Choose Quipteams if Latin America is your main region and nobody asks for a certificate yet.
If your next hires sit beyond the Americas, ask the Tequipy team for one order in the country you dread most. The wider field is mapped in Quipteams alternatives.
FAQ
Can You Get a Laptop Price From Quipteams or GroWrk Without a Sales Call?
From Quipteams, yes. Its guest form needs no login and no account: you pick the device and the country, and its team confirms price and stock within 24 hours. GroWrk's pricing page asks you to request your pricing for both tiers. It does show a cost calculator with a sample year of $19,840, but that sample names no team size. Tequipy lists its service rates on its pricing page.
Is an Account Manager Included With GroWrk and Quipteams?
Only with Quipteams at no cost. Its pricing page includes an account manager on every plan. GroWrk assigns a dedicated account manager and CSM on paid Flex, not on the free A La Carte tier.
Which Is Easier to Leave, GroWrk or Quipteams?
Quipteams. Like Tequipy, it needs no contract, and it charges no exit fee and exports your asset history within 24 hours of a request. GroWrk's A La Carte has no contract either, but Flex starts with a 12-month initial agreement.
Do GroWrk and Quipteams Pay Cash for Old Laptops?
Sometimes. GroWrk offers buy-back only on Flex, and one customer described its prices as low. Quipteams quotes per device and credits the value toward future orders, paying cash only when you leave.
Who Covers Hires Outside the Americas Best?
Tequipy, on the evidence. Reviews of GroWrk and Quipteams rarely name a country there, while Tequipy customers order in Kazakhstan, Georgia and the UAE through global laptop procurement.

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