Awero
8.0#1 in credentialing softwareFrom €110 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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Openbadges.me
7.3#7 in credentialing softwareFrom $55 a monthFree planWebAPI
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| Fact | Awero | Openbadges.me |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Vilnius, Lithuania | York, United Kingdom |
| Open Badges standard | The platform uses version 2.0 of the Open Badges standard for digitally verifiable credentials. | The maker says the platform is 1EdTech certified for the Open Badges v2 standard. |
| Praise: ease of use | Trustburn reviewers repeatedly describe Badgecraft as intuitive, easy to navigate and efficient for creating and managing badges. | An EducaMadrid user described the tool as simple to use, with straightforward badge creation and issuance by entering a recipient name and email. |
| Purpose | Awero provides digital solutions for competence development, assessment and recognition, alongside training and consultancy. | Openbadges.me helps educators and organisations recognise achievement through digital badges and credentials. |
Awero plans
- Open AccessFree
- Personal issuerFree
- Starting issuer€110 a year
- Advanced issuer€550 a year
- Institution issuer€950 a year
- Custom-look platform, Partner Access€1,500, paid once
Openbadges.me plans
- STARTERFree
- SMALL$55 a month
- MEDIUM$110 a month
- LARGE$210 a month
- ENTERPRISEPriced on request
Pick Awero if…
Awero suits organizations that map learning activities, assess skills, or issue digital badges. Its Badge Wallet is for learners who want to manage and share Open Badges.
Pick Openbadges.me if…
It suits educators, training providers, and organisations that issue credentials and need tools for automation, reporting, or branded badge pages. The free plan is for up to 10 recipients; larger recipient limits are available on paid plans.