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AwardKit vs AwardStage

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AwardKit

6.1#12 in awards management softwareFrom $1,995 a year
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AwardStage

6.9#4 in awards management softwareFrom $2,835 a year
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FactAwardKitAwardStage
Entry formsOrganizers can build custom entry forms with conditional questions, autosave, save-and-resume, and image, PDF, and video uploads.Its form builder supports multiple field types and category-specific information, and entrants can save entries as drafts.
HeadquartersSacramento, California, United StatesGodalming, Surrey, United Kingdom
JudgingJudges can score from personalized links without accounts, using configurable weighted criteria on any device.Organizers can create judging rounds and juries, allocate entries, and use multi-criteria scoring.
Payments integrationEntry fee payments use Stripe Connect, with funds paid directly to the organization’s Stripe account and no AwardKit commission.AwardStage integrates with Stripe for online entry fees and event ticket sales.
PurposeAwardKit manages award programs, recognition initiatives, and judged competitions from entry collection through judging and published results.AwardStage helps run awards programmes by collecting entries or nominations and letting judges score and assess submissions.
SupportThe plan includes priority email support and optional onboarding and video calls with the team.The pricing page says plans include access to an online resource centre and a UK-based support team.

AwardKit plans

  • AwardKit$1,995 a year

AwardStage plans

  • Standard$2,835 a year
  • Pro$4,221 a year
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Pick AwardKit if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick AwardStage if…

AwardStage suits organizers running programmes that need online submissions, structured judging, and optional entry fees. Its listed tiers address starting programmes, established awards, and larger multi-awards bodies.

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