Evalato vs Socialman

Evalato is a web platform for collecting submissions, managing judging, and recognizing winners in awards, competitions, grants, scholarships, and similar programs. Organizers can create customizable forms, run a two-stage submission process with feedback and resubmission, and manage entries with filters and bulk actions. Judging includes multiple rounds, six voting types, public voting, judge comments, assignment tools, score normalization, and conflict-of-interest controls. Organizers can accept entry fees in 160+ currencies through 30+ payment methods, set custom tax rules, and Evalato says they keep 100% of those fees. The platform supports 40+ languages and describes a mobile experience for entrants and judges. Plans are paid per program when it goes live, with activity lasting up to 365 days. Grow plans cap entries at 50, 100, or 200 and file uploads at 20MB; Pro supports up to 10,000 entries and unlimited file size. Pricing starts at €2,500. A free trial is available without a credit card, but there is no free plan.

Socialman is an online platform for creating giveaways, contests, sweepstakes, polls, quizzes, and newsletter campaigns across social media channels. Ready-made templates help hosts set up campaigns, and the platform tallies entries for manual or random winner selection. Listed social actions include Facebook, X/Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Twitch, Discord, Steam, Telegram, Pinterest, Spotify, and Reddit. Giveaways require participant email entry; collected addresses can be downloaded as CSV on every plan. Campaigns can be embedded on HTML-supporting websites or shared as standalone pages. Socialman lists 13 giveaway languages, and all plans currently allow unlimited campaign creation. Basic is free and includes Facebook and X/Twitter features, winner selection, data access, CSV exports, and embedding. Location restrictions are unavailable on Basic. Standard costs $12 a month, and Pro costs $30 a month. A 30-day trial is listed.