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Pricing
Free
$0/mo
3 judges/competition
5 entries/competition
25 audience voters
1 competition
Plus
$48
/mo
25 judges/competition
50 entries/competition
250 audience voters
20 competitions
Pro
$80
/mo
Unlimited judges
Unlimited entries
Unlimited audience voters
200 competitions
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A competition is a judging event where judges score entries based on criteria you define. For example: a talent show, a bake-off, a science fair, or any event where multiple items need to be scored.
An entry is a contestant, item, or project being judged in your competition. For example: a performer in a talent show, a dish in a cooking contest, or a project in a science fair.
Not unless you want a subscription. You can buy a one-time package for a fixed price and fixed time. You can also pick the annual subscription at the top of this page.
Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time. You will still have access to premium features until the end of the billing period.
You will automatically receive a receipt by email on payment.
You can pay via credit card (including Apple Pay and Google Pay) and PayPal.
You will lose access to paid features, but your competitions and scores remain. You can always upgrade again later.
By default, judges can only see their own scores. The admin controls visibility settings and can choose to show or hide scores from judges and the public.