Know your neighborhood.
Local trivia gives every team the same questions and clear answers to score against. Familiar streets, hidden history, and a little hometown pride.
Trivia / Answer-based scoring
RivalWeek / For local business associations
A higher kind of competition.
Turn familiar rivals into a stronger local community. RivalWeek brings businesses together for a week of trivia, reviewed-photo challenges, and well-earned bragging rights.
You bring the rivals and prizes. We bring the playing field.
Challenge. Compete. Together.
Same town.
Bigger together.
Our ground rules
Clear scoring before kickoff
Friendly competition, shared community
Templates over complicated setup
01 / The game plan
Rally the teams.
Keep it simple.
Start with a familiar rivalry and activities you can verify. Let captains build their teams while one shared site keeps everyone in the loop.
A week to try
The neighborhood showdown
A business association invites local offices and shops to a week of neighborhood trivia and photo scavenger hunts. Team captains recruit colleagues; published rules keep the rivalry friendly.
Illustrative competition format, not a customer result.
01
Set the stage
Launch a branded challenge website. Choose ready-made activities, define the scoring rules, and give rival captains a place to register their teams.
02
Make every point count
Use trivia with clear answers and photo challenges with evidence reviewed against published criteria. Collect submissions in one place so every point is easy to explain.
03
Give them something to share
Keep the leaderboard at the heart of the action. Captains recruit teammates, participants share standings, and winner graphics close the week with bragging rights.
Keep it focused: one audience, a manageable activity list, and rules published before the first submission.
The activities / Clear answers. Fair points.
Big on spirit.
Simple to verify.
A good rivalry needs a level playing field. Start with two familiar formats and agree on the rules before kickoff.
Get out. Bring back proof.
Photo scavenger hunts put your teams in the community. Submissions are reviewed against the challenge criteria before points count.
Photo challenges / Reviewed evidence
02 / Pick your pace
One showdown. Or a standing rivalry.
Pilot pricing for focused, template-led competitions. Organizers supply any prizes.
ONE-OFF COMPETITION
$299 / competition
A focused first RivalWeek: a branded site, team registration, activity templates, submissions, scoring, leaderboards, and winner graphics.
Best for a neighborhood kickoff or seasonal showdown.
REPEAT ORGANIZERS
$199 / month
For organizers making friendly competitions a regular part of community life. Discuss event cadence and scope before choosing this option.
Annual packages can be scoped for associations and multi-location teams.
These are pilot offers to test with early organizers. Confirm availability and competition scope before purchase; custom event management is not included in the proposed packages.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
03 / Your move
Who’s the team
you want to beat?
Pick a rival, rally your captains, and make the next week a little more memorable. Start planning your first competition.
Launch a competition