Pick the tool or the trivia company you are weighing up. Every page has the same side-by-side table, an honest "who should stay with them" section and the three steps to move your night across.
Venues shopping for trivia are usually choosing between two things. Either you are picking software and running the night with your own staff, or you are hiring a trivia company that sends a host every week. The comparisons below are split that way so you can read only the ones that match your decision.
Quizado is bar trivia software: hosts build rounds, players join by QR code on their phones, and scores update live on the TV or projector. It runs on Windows, Mac, iPad, iPhone, Android and the web, with a free tier, so most of these pages end with the same suggestion - try a night on the free plan before you sign anything.
Competitor facts on these pages are dated and taken from each company public site. Pricing changes often, so check their current page before you make a decision on a number you read here.
Other apps and platforms you could buy instead of Quizado.
Rented tablets and a monthly box on the wall, or software on the screens you already own.
Per-event audience pricing against a flat plan built for a weekly venue night.
Game-show boards plus live phone buzzers, AI questions and a scoreboard that keeps itself.
Classroom Jeopardy boards versus a full bar-trivia night with buzzers and leagues.
Windows-only quiz suite against a cross-platform app that runs on iPad and the web too.
Speed rounds on player phones, plus Family Feud, Jeopardy and music bingo in one app.
A classroom quiz tool retuned for a noisy room, or software written for venues.
Async office quiz email versus a live game show your team plays together.
Hosted virtual trivia events against software you run yourself, as often as you like.
Buying question packs every week, or generating a fresh round in seconds.
A phone-first trivia app versus a full host console with a big-screen display.
Audience-polling slides against a purpose-built trivia night with teams and rounds.
Interactive slide decks for meetings, or a game show for a room full of teams.
Companies that send a host to your venue. If they left your city, raised their rate or you simply want the night in-house, these pages show what running it yourself looks like.
Keep the quizmaster energy and the pub-quiz format, run the night with your own staff.
Your venue on a national schedule, or your own night on your own calendar.
Loved the format but they do not cover your town? Run the same style of night yourself.
A booked host every week, or your bar manager running the show from a laptop.
Same multi-round pub format, no per-night host fee and no shared territory.
British-style pub quiz in a US bar, run in-house instead of booked in.
Paper answer sheets and a travelling host, or phones and automatic scoring.
Keep the wager rounds and team format without buying a franchise territory.
UK pub quiz nights run in-house, picture rounds and all.
Australian pub trivia without waiting for a franchise slot in your suburb.
Run the tech yourself and keep the whole door and bar take.
Buyer guides that put a whole category side by side instead of one rival.
Ten tools a venue can actually buy in 2026, compared on price, hardware and player join.
What a UK landlord should look at before buying quiz software for the pub.
Card generators, hosting apps and what you still need a music licence for.
Free board builders next to tools that run a real buzzer game in a room.
What a hosted trivia company costs per year against running the night in-house.
Read the bar trivia software overview for what a Quizado night looks like end to end, or open the pricing page to see where the free tier stops.
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