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How StampRise
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Honest comparisons between StampRise and other ways event organisers run booth passport games, scavenger hunts, and engagement campaigns.

Compare the Full Passport Journey

Compare the participant experience and operating tools first. Treat registration as a separate, optional requirement.

QR Activities & Proof

Run station scans, quizzes, surveys, clues, and reviewed photo proof.

Rewards & Competition

Use claims, lucky draws, teams, leaderboards, and defined rounds.

Agenda & Reporting

Publish schedules, record session check-ins, and export event activity.

Photo Wall & Exhibitors

Moderate shared photos and give exhibitors scoped portal access.

Wallet & NFC

NFC and Apple & Google Wallet are available upon request.

Optional Registration

Keep your existing provider, or request Event Registration (Upon request).

StampRise vs Paper Stamp Cards

Paper stamp cards are simple and low-tech. They can work well for very small events. StampRise is better suited when organisers want digital tracking, leaderboards, prize redemption management, and protection against lost cards or duplicate stamping.

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StampRise vs Full Event Apps

Full event apps can be useful for complex conferences with agendas, networking, maps, and participant profiles. StampRise is useful when the goal is quick, no-app engagement through QR stamps, booth visits, leaderboards, and prize redemption. The two are often complementary rather than alternatives.

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StampRise vs Retail Loyalty Stamp Card Apps

Retail loyalty tools are usually designed for repeat customer purchases over weeks and months. StampRise is designed for short-term event engagement where organisers need participants to visit booths, complete activities, collect stamps, and redeem prizes during a live event.

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StampRise vs Manual Booth Passports

Manual booth passports are typically paper booklets stamped by exhibitors, or sticker sheets handed out at registration. They are familiar but slow, hard to track, and easy to lose. StampRise replaces them with a no-app QR-based experience that is faster for participants and gives organisers real-time data.

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StampRise vs Generic QR Scavenger Hunt Tools

Generic QR scavenger hunt tools are designed for any kind of scavenger hunt. StampRise is specifically built for live events - expos, conferences, festivals, activations - with features like booth-level analytics, sponsor reporting, prize redemption, and session check-ins.

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How StampRise compares with other platforms

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FeatureStampRiseSocialPointGoosechaseScavifyWhovaCaptello
Built forDigital Event Passport for expo, conference and festival organisersEvent gamification suite with a managed setupInteractive missions for teams, classrooms and eventsScavenger hunts for teams, campuses, tourism and eventsAll-in-one event app with a passport contest moduleLead capture and booth activation platform
How participants joinAttendees scan a station QR code with their phone camera. It opens in the browser, with nothing to download.Web link or QR code, no download.Web browser or the free Goosechase app, via a join link, code or QR code.Browser play, per Scavify's website. iOS and Android apps are also available.Whova app (iOS and Android) or Whova's web version.Browser-based games. Lead capture runs on mobile devices.
PricingOne payment per event. Published tiers from 200 to 3,000 participants, full toolkit on every tier. Build and test free, no card needed.Attendee Participation Game plans sold as 3-month or 12-month subscriptions, sized by player count and game complexity. Reward types vary by package.Single events from $99 USD one-time (up to 10 participants, run within 30 days). Self-serve single events are available below 175 participants. Larger one-time events and subscriptions are quoted. Free plan: up to 3 participants for 24 hours.Conference pricing is quoted through a contact form. Free trial available.Quoted per event, based on event size and add-ons.Pricing on request.
Getting liveSelf-serve. Build, test and go live the same day.Software access within hours of ordering, then a customer success-led setup (kick-off, brainstorm, dry run and launch meetings). SocialPoint says most groups take 2-3 weeks to plan and launch.Self-serve. Goosechase says small games can be built in about 20 minutes.DIY, full-service or ready-to-go hunts. Scavify says launching takes minutes once program details are ready.Not listed publiclyNot listed publicly
Exhibitor toolsExhibitor portal where each booth sees and downloads its own leads live. Station contact sharing to attendees' phones, station heatmaps, one-click post-event PDF report.Post-show lists of booth visitors sent to exhibitors and sponsors. Sponsor-specific challenges such as surveys and quizzes.Not listed publiclyNot listed publiclyExhibitors collect leads in the Whova app. Passport stamps come from registered booth staff scanning the attendee's QR code in the app, or from in-app actions such as signing up for exhibitor offers. Exhibitor trivia depends on package.Core strength: universal lead capture, meeting management, and CRM and marketing automation integrations.