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How Fanzava stacks up.

Honest comparisons with the platforms organisers are already using. Each one says what the other product does well before it says what Fanzava does differently.

United Kingdom

Fanzava vs Superbru Superbru is the free predictor millions already play. Fanzava is for the organisation that wants the league to carry its name, its colours and its list, rather than sitting as a section inside someone else's site.

Australia

Fanzava vs iTipFooty Both run private tipping competitions across Australian codes. The difference is whose name sits at the top, whose ads sit beside the ladder, and who keeps the list of people who tipped.
Fanzava vs ESPN Footytips Footytips is the default Australian tipping destination and it is free. Every member who joins your comp there signs up to ESPN. Fanzava exists for organisations that need them to sign up to you.
Fanzava vs SportsPick SportsPick is built around getting patrons through the door of a pub or club on game day. Fanzava is built around owning the competition, the branding and the audience that plays in it, wherever they are.
Fanzava vs TheGame The Game is a media-owned tipping platform with a media owner's audience behind it. Fanzava is the platform you use when the competition, the branding and the entrant list need to be yours.

Running it by hand

Fanzava vs Spreadsheets and email Most comps start as a sheet and a group email, and for a dozen mates that is the right call. Somewhere past that, the scoring, the chasing and the reminders turn into somebody's second job.

Already running a league somewhere else? Moving across is usually a spreadsheet import, or a fresh branded invite link where the current platform will not export. The Resources page collects the rest of the guides.