Gleam vs Woorise Comparison 2026
Gleam sells giveaway mechanics as one app, Competitions at $29 a month, with lead capture, rewards and galleries priced separately again at $49 each. Woorise builds giveaways, landing pages, forms, quizzes and surveys from the same editor and the same price, free for 200 entries a month, then $23 for 1,000. Gleam's price buys verified entries and a documented draw specifically. Woorise's price buys a broader lead-generation toolkit that happens to include giveaways, metered by entries rather than by which app is switched on.
Giveaways with the rules enforced and the draw run
Giveaways, forms and quizzes on one builder
At a glance
- Woorise starts cheaper, at $23.
- Both have a genuinely free tier.
Side by side
Gleam | Woorise | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price (they differ) | From $29 | From $23 |
| Pricing model | Free plan, paid tiers | Free plan, paid tiers |
| Free tier | Yes | Yes |
| Billing | Monthly or annual | Monthly or annual |
| Free trial | None | None |
| API |
Gleam
Giveaways with the rules enforced and the draw run
Gleam runs the mechanics of a giveaway: the entry actions, one entry per person, and a draw you can show your working on afterwards. Competitions is sold on its own, and the lead capture, rewards and gallery apps are each priced again. A free account runs a basic campaign, which is the cheap way to learn whether a giveaway brings you followers who stay.
Our note
Buy the month you need and cancel it. A giveaway brings followers who came for the prize, which makes it worth running only when the prize is something nobody outside your audience would want.
Only on this side
- Covers social media management
- Works with YouTube
- Works with TikTok
- Works with Twitch
- Works with Kick
- Works with Discord
- Works with X
Woorise
Giveaways, forms and quizzes on one builder
Woorise builds giveaways, landing pages, forms, quizzes and surveys from the same editor, so a campaign and the page it lives on do not need two subscriptions. Entries rather than seats are what you pay for. The free plan stops at 200 entries a month, which a giveaway with any reach passes on the first day.
Why people weigh these two
- Woorise instead of Gleam
- Woorise from $23 with a free tier builds giveaways, forms and quizzes on one builder, wider than the giveaway mechanic alone.
- Gleam instead of Woorise
- Gleam enforces the rules and runs the draw, with a free tier and plans from $29, six dollars over Woorise's start but without the forms and quizzes bundled in.
Which one should you pick
Pick Gleam when the giveaway itself, verified actions and an honest draw, is the whole job and nothing else needs building. Competitions is $29 a month, and a free account is enough to learn whether a giveaway brings followers who stay. Lead capture is a separate app, Captures, at $49 a month on its own, not bundled into the giveaway price the way Woorise bundles its tools.
Pick Woorise when the campaign needs a landing page, a form or a quiz alongside the giveaway, all from one editor and one price. Free covers 200 entries a month with unlimited campaigns, though a giveaway with real reach passes that on the first day, and Basic at $23 a month raises it to 1,000. Entries rather than features are what is actually being bought here, so a quiet month costs less.
Common questions
- Is Woorise cheaper than Gleam?
- At the entry paid tier, yes: Woorise Basic is $23 a month for 1,000 entries against Gleam Competitions at $29. Woorise also bundles forms, quizzes and landing pages into that price, where Gleam charges $49 more for each additional app like Captures or Galleries.
- Does Gleam build quizzes and surveys the way Woorise does?
- No, that is not among Gleam's four apps, Competitions, Rewards, Captures and Galleries. Woorise builds giveaways, landing pages, forms, quizzes and surveys all from the same editor.
- How fast does a real giveaway outgrow Woorise's free plan?
- Its own guidance says a giveaway with real reach passes the 200-entry monthly cap on the first day. Gleam's free account is not metered by entry count the same way; it runs basic Competitions features instead.
- Which one prices by entries rather than by feature access?
- Woorise does: entries are the meter across all its tiers, from 200 free up to a million on Pro. Gleam prices per app instead, a flat $29 a month for Competitions regardless of how many people enter.
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