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Award Force vs Submittable

Award Force publishes Growth at $3,250 a year and Pro at $6,500, while Submittable's pricing page lists no prices and sends visitors to book a meeting or talk to sales.

Award Force
Price published

Starting price
$3,250/yr (Growth, up to 10k annual entries) · $6,500/yr (Pro) · Premier by custom quote
Per-entry or per-vote fee
None listed on its pricing page
Best suited to

Awards programmes that want a published annual price to take to a budget holder.

Award Force

Submittable
Price not published

Starting price
Pricing not published
Per-entry or per-vote fee
Not published
Best suited to

Grant and corporate-giving programmes — Submittable's pricing page lists grant and CSR products — that expect a sales-led process.

Submittable

Where each one is strongest

Award Force

  • Your programme expects more than 1,000 submissions a year — Award Force Growth lists up to 10k annual entries.
  • You need SAML single sign-on now — Award Force lists it as a paid add-on; Aclamos does not have it live yet.
  • You want a paid onboarding service — Award Force lists one as an add-on.

Submittable

  • You run a grant or corporate social responsibility programme — Submittable's pricing page lists a Grant & Application Management product and a Corporate Social Responsibility platform; Aclamos is built for awards.
  • You need an enterprise contract with a sales-led onboarding process.

These are the same points we make on each product’s own comparison page, unchanged. Competitor details checked on 5 Oct 2026 against Award Force’s and Submittable’s own sites; where a vendor does not publish something, we say so rather than guess.

If you are still shortlisting

Aclamos is ours, so treat this paragraph accordingly. It publishes every price, charges a 0% platform fee today, and each of our comparison pages says plainly where the other product is the better choice — including the two above. If your RFP turns on named references, ask us what we can supply.