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PlayVS vs Xtallet

Both stand on game tournament software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

PlayVS

Free plan Web

PlayVS combines school esports competition management with a recruiting service and free scrimmage options. Schools should account for possible partner fees and the stated refund and data-visibility terms.

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Xtallet

Free plan Web

Xtallet brings tournament administration, Discord handling, screenshot result extraction, and broadcast overlays into one web platform. Its free and paid plans have different limits on active tournaments and team counts, so organizers should choose based on their event size.

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The facts

	PlayVS	Xtallet
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Web	Web
Lowest paid plan	Middle School Competition — early bird: $395 a year	Starter: ₹499 a month
Plans published	10	4
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	playvs.com	xtallet.com
On game tournament software	#8 of 14	#12 of 14

PlayVS: what it does well

Schools can manage teams, schedules, and match statistics.
Teams can compete on campus or virtually.
Free-to-play scrimmages are available to schools.
Recruit profiles are free for students aged 16 or older.

What to know first

Competition fees are non-refundable after full team unenrollment.
Some state partner league fees may vary.
Competition data is public by default.

Xtallet: what it does well

Accepts registrations through a Discord bot or public link.
Imports teams from WhatsApp, Excel, or CSV.
Supports unlimited rounds and configurable team advancement.
ZoneX AI extracts results from BGMI screenshots.
All plans include SSL and a 99.9% uptime SLA.

What to know first

ZoneX AI currently supports BGMI Squad, Duo, and Solo only.
Free plan limits users to one active tournament.
Free plan supports up to 100 teams.
Pro costs ₹999 a month.

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