ERA ELEVATE vs PlayVS
ERA ELEVATE
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| Figure | ERA ELEVATE | PlayVS |
|---|---|---|
| Price from | — | $32.92/mo |
| Free plan | — | — |
| Free trial | — | Yes |
| Open source | — | — |
| Web | Yes | Yes |
| Plans published | 0 | 10 |
| Spec score · eSports Management Software | 5.8 (#10) | 7.7 (#2) |
Plans
PlayVS
- Middle School Competition — early bird$395 a year
- High School Competition — early bird$495 a year
- Middle School Competition — standard$495 a year
- PlayVS Recruit Starter — PCL member$500, paid once
- High School Competition — standard$595 a year
- PlayVS Recruit Starter — non-member$750, paid once
- PlayVS Recruit Advanced — PCL member$1,000, paid once
- PlayVS Recruit Advanced — non-member$1,500, paid once
- PlayVS Recruit Power — PCL member$3,500, paid once
- PlayVS Recruit Power — non-member$5,000, paid once
In their own words
ERA ELEVATE
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PlayVS
PlayVS is a web platform for school esports competitions and gaming curriculum, serving middle- and high-school leagues in the United States and Canada. Schools can create and manage teams, review schedules, compete with multiple opponents, and track match statistics. Teams can compete on campus or virtually; the high-school league says travel is not required. Free-to-play scrimmages are available, and eligible schools can join Special Olympics Unified leagues at no cost. Paid competition access includes roster verification, flexible scheduling, scrimmage tools, playoffs, and real-time league support. PlayVS Recruit connects collegiate programs with verified high-school talent. Students aged 16 or older can create a profile at no cost, while recruiters can filter players by location, game, interests, rank, GPA, and graduation year, and review verified league statistics and outreach analytics. Competition fees vary in some state partner leagues, and partner associations may add fees. Fees are non-refundable if a school withdraws all its teams. Competition data, including athlete names and statistics, is public by default. Listed competition plans range from $395 a year for middle-school early bird access to $595 a year for standard high-school access.