Woobox vs Woorise Comparison 2026
Woobox builds sweepstakes, photo and video contests, quizzes, polls and coupon giveaways from one account, free for 100 entries and 1,000 views a month, then $29 for 1,000 entries. Woorise is the broader tool, giveaways alongside landing pages, forms and surveys from the same editor, free for 200 entries a month, then $23 for the identical 1,000-entry allowance Woobox charges $29 for. At matching entry counts, Woorise is cheaper and Woorise's free plan gives more entries. Woobox's case is deeper contest-specific formats, especially photo and video contests.
Giveaways, quizzes and polls with entry rules
Giveaways, forms and quizzes on one builder
At a glance
- Woorise starts cheaper, at $23.
- Both have a genuinely free tier.
Side by side
Woobox | 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 |
Woobox
Giveaways, quizzes and polls with entry rules
Woobox builds the campaign types a giveaway actually needs: sweepstakes with entry rules, photo and video contests, quizzes, polls and coupon giveaways, each on a hosted page you can embed. Entries can be tied to actions on the networks you care about. The free plan runs a real campaign rather than a preview.
Our note
Woobox is the one to reach for when the campaign is a contest or a quiz rather than a referral loop. Gleam is the closer comparison, and Woobox wins on how far its free plan goes.
Only on this side
- Covers social media management
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 Woobox
- Woorise adds landing pages and surveys to the same giveaway-and-quiz builder, with a free tier and plans from $23, a few dollars under Woobox's $29 start.
- Woobox instead of Woorise
- Woobox runs giveaways, quizzes and polls with entry rules too, with a free tier and plans from $29, six dollars over Woorise's starting price.
Which one should you pick
Choose Woobox if the campaign is specifically a photo or video contest, or a coupon giveaway, formats Woorise does not name as explicitly: the free plan runs a real small campaign, 100 entries and 1,000 views a month, and agencies wanting multiple live sites should look at the $199 or $499 tiers. It costs more than Woorise for the identical 1,000-entry allowance, so pay the difference only if the contest format is the reason.
Choose Woorise if the campaign is only part of what needs building, alongside lead-capture forms, quizzes and surveys from the same editor: free covers 200 entries a month, already double Woobox's free allowance, and Basic at $23 undercuts Woobox's $29 for the same 1,000 entries. A giveaway with real reach will pass the free tier's 200-entry cap on the first day, so budget for Basic once the audience is not tiny.
Common questions
- Which is cheaper, Woobox or Woorise?
- Woorise, at matching entry counts: Basic is $23 a month for 1,000 entries against Woobox's $29 for the identical allowance. Woorise's free plan is also more generous, 200 entries a month against Woobox's 100.
- Which one builds landing pages and forms beyond just giveaways?
- Woorise does, from the same editor as its giveaway builder, saving a second subscription for lead-capture forms, quizzes and surveys. Woobox is more narrowly focused on giveaway and contest formats specifically.
- Does Woobox support photo and video contests specifically?
- Yes, named explicitly alongside sweepstakes, quizzes, polls and coupon giveaways. Woorise's feature list mentions photo voting contests on its Pro tier, but does not name video contests as explicitly as Woobox does.
- Is either free plan usable for a real campaign?
- Both are. Woobox's free plan runs 100 entries and 1,000 views a month with no card required. Woorise's free plan covers 200 entries a month with unlimited campaigns, though real reach passes that cap on the first day for either one.
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