Phoenix
Swiss whistleblowing SaaS with Bulgarian and Romanian language pages, public pricing, and a free starter tier.

Switzerland. This vendor is headquartered outside the European Union. EU personal data processed by the vendor is a cross-border transfer under GDPR Chapter V and depends on an adequacy decision, Standard Contractual Clauses, or a derogation. Non-EU providers introduce jurisdictional exposure to third-country data-access regimes. For institutional buyers prioritising European data sovereignty, prefer an EU-headquartered provider.
Buyers who want multilingual whistleblowing software with public self-serve pricing and a free entry tier, but do not require EU data residency or country-specific Bulgaria/Romania law positioning.
Distinctive features
- Bulgarian- and Romanian-language public site and pricing pages are live
- Public pricing lists a free Starter tier, monthly Basic/Premium prices, annual Basic/Premium prices, and Enterprise custom pricing
- Public pages describe multi-channel intake, case management, secure inbox communication, pipelines, and multi-role accounts
Add-ons and conditions
Costs or terms not included in the headline price.
- Starter setup page lists Switzerland, Singapore, and Indonesia as server-location choices; no EU server option was found on public pages reviewed
- No public DPA, sub-processor list, API documentation, AI documentation, or ISO 27001 certification was found on public pages reviewed
- A free Starter plan is published, but no time-limited free trial was found on public pages reviewed
Notable
- Public pricing was updated after the prior review. The English pricing page now lists Starter as free, Basic at
$65/monthor$650/year, Premium at$110/monthor$995/year, and Enterprise as custom. - Starter is a free self-serve plan, not a time-limited trial. Public pages say no credit card and no hidden fees, but no free-trial term was found on public pages reviewed.
- The Starter setup page asks for organisation name, server location, subdomain, and Phoenix domain. Server-location choices shown publicly are
Switzerland,Singapore, andIndonesia; no EU option was found. - Public pricing lists Starter with webform only, one Manager account, one language, a default theme, server choice, Phoenix web-domain choice, and self-serve knowledge base support.
- Public paid tiers add channels: Basic lists email, phone, instant messaging, and postal address; Premium adds online chat, customizable questionnaire, Operator and Agent accounts, custom domain, and theme library access.
- The multi-channel page describes web forms, phone numbers, short-message service numbers, chat, mobile app reporting, and a secure inbox for confidential exchanges.
- The confidentiality page describes three reporter identity modes: confidential, anonymous, and disclosed. It says secure-inbox access uses credentials provided by the system; user-chosen reporter passcodes were not disclosed on public pages reviewed.
- Case-management pages describe tags/categories, report sharing, comments, chronology/case tree, Kanban, triage, status reporting, PDF export, and dashboard reporting.
- Public FAQ material describes four roles: Administrator, Manager, Operator, and Agent. The public pricing page exposes Operator and Agent accounts only from Premium upward.
- No public DPA, sub-processor list, ISO 27001 certificate/scope, API documentation, AI documentation, file-upload disclosure, retention configuration, deadline timers, or Bulgaria/Romania-specific law page was found on public pages reviewed.
Scoring review - 2026-05-24
Scored under the 25-criterion rubric v2 at access tier H (prior self-serve handler account plus 2026-05-24 public-page refresh; no new test submission was filed).
Base score: 23 / 50 in Bulgaria and Romania contexts. Bulgaria country bonus: 1 / 6. Romania country bonus: 1 / 6.
| Category | Score | Max |
|---|---|---|
| A. Legal compliance | 4 | 16 |
| B. Reporter experience (BG) | 7 | 10 |
| B. Reporter experience (RO) | 7 | 10 |
| C. Handler experience | 6 | 10 |
| D. Security | 0 | 8 |
| E. Commercial | 6 | 6 |
Evidence supporting the score: public pages support the self-serve commercial path, free Starter tier, public BG/RO language surfaces, multiple reporting channels, secure inbox communication, case-management tooling, role separation, and monthly paid options.
Unverified from public pages: EU residency, Bulgaria- or Romania-specific law posture, public DPA, sub-processor list, ISO 27001 certificate/scope, API documentation, and AI documentation. Switzerland / Singapore / Indonesia are the public server-location choices reviewed.
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Frequently asked questions about Phoenix
Answers derived from vendor-published materials dated on this page.
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