Goosechase is a solid, well-known scavenger hunt platform — and for many teams more than they need to pay. EventBattle runs the same photo-mission format at one flat price per game: no event packages, no annual licences.
Public list prices as of July 2026. Always check both pricing pages for current rates.
| EventBattle | Goosechase | |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | 3 players, 30 tasks, 1 day | 3 players, 24 hours |
| Single event, 10 players | $29 (Party plan) — $2.90 per player | $99 per event — $9.90 per player |
| Single event, 25 players | $59 (Battle plan) — $2.36 per player | larger event package or annual licence |
| Large events (up to 500 players) | $2.50 per player (Individual plan) | annual department licence (up to $9,999/yr for 250 players) |
| Pricing model | pay per game, no subscription | per event or annual licence |
| Task templates & library | ready-made presets, unlimited own tasks | large template and mission library |
| Team mode | individual players — teams share a device or play under a team nickname | native team and individual modes |
| Setup | self-serve web configurator, ~5 minutes, no sales call | self-serve, sales contact for larger licences |
Sources: goosechase.com/pricing — verified July 2026.
Try it – it's free Free for up to 3 players — no credit card needed.
Players join with a 4-character code, complete photo tasks, and climb a live leaderboard — here is the app they will see.
The game format carries over almost one to one: you write photo tasks, players join on their phones, and a live leaderboard scores the event. Rebuilding a mission list in EventBattle's task editor is copy-paste work — each task has a title, description, points, and an optional photo-proof requirement.
Two things work differently. EventBattle has no template library, so you start from a preset or your own list rather than browsing ready-made missions. And players compete individually — a team shares one device or a team nickname instead of Goosechase's native team mode. What you gain is the pricing model: one flat price per game, no event package, no annual licence, and the whole setup stays self-serve up to 500 players.
For single events, substantially: a 10-player game costs $29 on EventBattle versus $99 on Goosechase, and 25 players cost $59 versus a larger event package or annual licence. If you run many events every year, Goosechase's annual licences can close that gap.
Yes. EventBattle's free plan covers 3 players, 30 tasks, and a 1-day game; Goosechase's free tier covers 3 participants for up to 24 hours. Both are meant for trying the product before a real event.
Not natively — EventBattle players compete individually, so teams either share one device or play under a shared team nickname. Goosechase offers native team and individual modes. If per-device team play is essential, that is a genuine point for Goosechase.
No. EventBattle is fully self-serve from the free plan up to 500-player events — you build the game in a web configurator and pay per game at checkout.
The free plan (3 players) is enough to build a real game and test the full player experience — no credit card, no time pressure beyond the 1-day game window.
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