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Submittable vs Judgify

Judgify publishes its pricing — free to start, $699 an event or $2,399 a year, plus an onboarding fee — and takes 3.5% of entry fees on its Pro plans. Submittable's pricing page lists no prices.

Submittable
Price not published

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

A buyer who will go through a sales process and negotiate a contract.

Submittable

Judgify
Price published

Starting price
Free (100 submissions/event) · $699 per event + onboarding fee (500 submissions/event) · $2,399/yr Pro Unlimited + onboarding fee
Per-entry or per-vote fee
3.5% Judgify fee on entry fees (Pro plans)
Best suited to

An event-shaped awards programme that wants a published price before a call.

Judgify

Where each one is strongest

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.

Judgify

  • You want a free plan — Judgify's Basic is free for up to 100 submissions per event (no entry fees on that plan). Aclamos has a 14-day trial, not a free plan.
  • You need more than 250 submissions in one event on a single-event price — Judgify Pro lists 500 per event; Aclamos Single Season Lite covers 250.

These are the same points we make on each product’s own comparison page, unchanged. Competitor details checked on 5 Oct 2026 against Submittable’s and Judgify’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.