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5 Corporate Holiday Gifts for Teams and Clients That Get Remembered

Every November, someone in the office has to pick a gift for 30 clients or 80 teammates. They open a browser and land on the same four options: wine, chocolate, a gift card, or a tumbler with a logo.

These gifts are fine, but they are easy to forget. By January, nobody remembers who sent the Cabernet. This guide covers 5 corporate holiday gifts that give people something to do, with current prices so you can plan your budget. If you give gifts to clients after a sale, see our guide to closing gifts for realtors.

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four trays of radish, kale, sunflower, and pea shoot microgreens growing on a kitchen counter near a frosty window

Which Corporate Holiday Gift Fits Which Person?

Here is a quick side-by-side of all 5 gift ideas:

Gift Price Best For First Harvest
Microgreens Starter Kit $29.99 The whole team 5 to 25 days
Starter Kit + 2 seed packs $45.97 Remote employees 5 to 25 days
Grab & Grow Starter Kit $44.99 Key clients Microgreens in 5 to 25 days
Seed pack $7.99 Large lists and thank-yous 7 to 14 days (pea shoots)
Chef's Organic Set $199.99 Executives and top accounts First sprouts in 6 to 9 days

1. Microgreens Starter Kit ($29.99): The Gift for the Whole Team

The Microgreens Starter Kit is the best fit for a full team. It comes with two trays, a humidity dome, grow mats, and seed packs. There is no soil and no mess, and the recipient only needs to add water.

microgreens starter kit with tray, humidity dome, grow mats, and seed packs on a wooden table

It also avoids the problems that come with alcohol or food allergies. At the standard price, 50 kits cost $1,499.50.

2. Starter Kit Plus 2 Seed Packs ($45.97): The Gift for Remote Employees

A remote team member can use this gift at home, with no office needed. Add a Pea Shoots pack and a Radish Confetti Mix pack ($7.99 each) to the kit, and they have more flavors to try after the first tray. The total is $45.97: $29.99 for the kit and $15.98 for the packs.

hands wrapping a microgreens seed starter kit in kraft paper with twine and a sprig as a Christmas gift

A kit also wraps well. For ideas, see How to Package a Microgreens Kit as a Holiday Gift.

3. Grab & Grow Starter Kit ($44.99): The Gift for Key Clients

The Grab & Grow Starter Kit has no setup. Open the box, add water, and watch it grow. It comes in variants such as Basil Overload and Pollinator Defense, and the microgreens are ready in 5 to 25 days.

Grab and Grow starter kit trays with basil, marigolds, and microgreens on a wooden table

That makes it a good pick for a client who has no time to figure out a new hobby. Gifting 20 key clients costs $899.80.

4. Seed Packs ($7.99): The Gift for Large Lists and Thank-Yous

A Pea Shoots seed pack is a low-cost way to thank a long list of people. Each pack includes an organic grow mat, and the shoots are ready in 7 to 14 days. At the standard price, 50 packs cost $399.50.

hand snipping fresh pea shoots from a tray on a holiday table with candles and pine branches

Seed packs work best for people who already have a tray, or when you pair them with a kit for the people who do not.

5. Chef's Organic Set ($199.99): The Gift for Executives and Top Accounts

For your most important relationships, the Chef's Organic Set is a wooden indoor farm that looks like furniture. It includes lights, a pH kit, nutrients, and 24 plants (a mix of chard and basil). First sprouts show up in 6 to 9 days, and no experience is needed.

Aquager indoor hydroponic farm with fresh herbs and greens growing on a kitchen counter

It is a bigger gift, so it fits a small number of people. The farm measures 22 by 15 by 30 inches, which is about 2 square feet of counter space.

Why Do Growing Gifts Work Better Than Wine or Chocolate?

A growing kit gives people something to do, and that is what makes it memorable. A University of Toronto study in the Journal of Consumer Research ran four studies and found that experiential gifts improved relationships more than material gifts, from the recipient's point of view.

A kit fits that idea. The recipient plants it, checks on it, and eats what they grew, so they think of you each time they harvest. Want to know who is behind the gift? Read Why We Started Aquager. For consumer gift ideas at more price points, see our Christmas gift ideas for foodies.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good corporate holiday gift that is not wine?
A growing kit is a good alcohol-free choice. It works for every person on a team, and it gives them something to do. The Microgreens Starter Kit is $29.99 and needs no gardening experience.

How much does it cost to gift a microgreens kit to a team?
The Microgreens Starter Kit is $29.99 each, so 50 kits cost $1,499.50 at the standard price. Seed packs are $7.99 each, so 50 packs cost $399.50. These are standard per-unit prices.

Does the Microgreens Starter Kit come with seeds?
Yes. The kit includes two trays, a humidity dome, grow mats, and seed packs, so the recipient only needs to add water.

Is a microgreens kit a good gift for remote employees?
Yes. It is made for a kitchen counter or windowsill, so it works the same whether someone lives in Chicago or Denver. Check the delivery estimate in your cart to confirm the date for each address.

How long until the recipient can harvest?
It depends on the variety. The Starter Kit lists a first harvest in 5 to 25 days, and pea shoots take 7 to 14 days. The Chef's Organic Set shows first sprouts in 6 to 9 days.

A Gift People Still Remember in February

The best corporate holiday gifts leave a good impression long after the wrapping is gone. A growing kit does that, because the recipient is still harvesting and eating it weeks later. Pick the tier that fits each person on your list, then place one order. Shopping for friends and family too? Read why a microgreens kit is the most meaningful holiday gift.

small wrapped microgreens seed gifts and a starter kit under a Christmas tree

Author: Aquager Team · Published: June 7, 2026 · Updated: October 11, 2026 · Reviewed: October 10, 2026 (Phase 2 and 3)

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