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How we compare, including where we don't win

Every comparison below says plainly what the other product is better at, and each one ends with a section on who should not switch. That isn't modesty — a venue that moves for the wrong reason churns in six months, and we'd rather lose the signup than the year.

All comparisons are based on publicly available information and reviewed quarterly. We don't publish competitors' prices or screenshots. All trademarks belong to their owners.

Pick by what you run today

All four

What you'd gain, and what you'd give up

Two of these are genuine head-to-head comparisons, because the products are built for different jobs and a table shows that quickly. The other two aren't, because on class management we're at parity and a table would be arguing a gap that isn't there — those pages summarise what the alternative is for, then say what we are.

How we write these

Our comparison rules

Written down because comparison pages are the easiest place on a website to quietly mislead people.

01

No competitor prices or screenshots

Their plans change, their pricing is quoted by market, and a stale number on our site is worse than no number. We describe pricing models and tell you to verify the specifics with them directly.

02

We name what they're better at

Discovery, consumer apps, marketplace reach, category depth. If a competitor genuinely does something better than us, it is in the table with a tick next to their name, not omitted.

03

Dated and reviewed

Every comparison carries the date it was checked and is reviewed quarterly. If you find something out of date, tell us and we'll correct it.