Gametize vs Outfield

Gametize is a community engagement solution that uses game mechanics and interactive content, including quizzes, minigames, and real-life challenges. Its listed uses include customer and community engagement, employee onboarding and engagement, employer branding, compliance training, and learning and development. Creators can set challenge frequency and schedules, customize points, embed content and Google Maps, and control player access. Players can join teams, use messaging and discussion boards, collect points, and redeem them for rewards. Administrators can moderate submissions and comments, verify reward collection, and track transactions. Analytics cover player demographics and activity, challenge completion, achievements, and reward transactions. A REST API supports app integrations and rewards for custom actions; Basic plans may have additional API pricing depending on usage terms. Gametize offers web and mobile experiences, plus Android, iOS, API, and self-hosted options. Enterprise deployments can use cloud, private cloud, or on-premises infrastructure. Basic is free for up to 10 players. Starter costs $45 a month, billed annually or $50 monthly.

Outfield is a mobile and web CRM for field and inside teams managing activity, reporting, coaching, and performance. It can operate on its own or alongside Salesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft Dynamics, Zoho, and NetSuite. Field sales tools include account management, GPS activity mapping, prospecting, route optimization, territory management, and deal pipelines. Teams can track goals and performance, run sales competitions, use leaderboards, and recognize achievements. Outfield says its mobile apps support field sales features offline. It advertises integrations with more than 5,000 applications, including QuickBooks, Stripe, Xero, Slack, Twilio, Gmail, Google Calendar, Asana, Salesforce, and Google Sheets. Security controls include configurable user permissions, organization separation, sign-in by email and password, and optional or organization-required multi-factor authentication. The company lists a 30-day trial, but no free plan; pricing is available on request. Custom enterprise plans can include independent databases, white labeling, and add-ons, with onboarding assistance available. Outfield was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Houston, Texas.