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ScoreApp vs QualifySites: a score, or a reason to buy?
ScoreApp made the scorecard a lead magnet thousands of experts swear by. We build something different: a journey that helps a visitor choose what to buy, built and tested for the traffic you pay for. Here’s how they compare, and who should pick which.
The difference in one picture
Same visitor. Two different endings.
Someone clicks your ad for a wellness retreat and answers a few questions. Here’s roughly where each kind of tool leaves them.
Your Wellbeing Readiness score
62/100
Download your full report ↓
Useful, flattering, and they now know their score. What should they book?
Your best match · 94%
The Sintra Reset
- Quiet and coastal
- Fits your dates
- In your budget
Book a call with Ana ↗
They know what to buy and what to do next. Your team knows their budget and dates.
Neither ending is wrong. A score is a great opener when you sell advice. When you sell a trip, a treatment or a project, the visitor came to choose, and a recommendation is what moves them to enquire.
Where ScoreApp shines
What it does better than most
ScoreApp is built on Daniel Priestley’s scorecard marketing idea: ask people a set of questions about where they are, give them a score and a personalised report, and use what they told you to start a better sales conversation. For consultants, coaches and authors with an audience, that’s a proven way to turn attention into leads, and ScoreApp has wrapped it in a polished product.
Describe your business and its AI drafts the questions, the scoring, the results pages and a landing page in minutes. From the Business plan, each person can get a dynamic PDF report, people who drop out get an abandon email, and you can segment results by audience. You can remove the ScoreApp logo on every plan, free included, which is unusually generous.
It’s also stronger on ad tracking than a lot of quiz tools: the Meta pixel and Conversions API come with the Business plan, and split testing comes with Pro. And the reviews are warm. On Trustpilot, the most common theme by far is praise for its support team, along with its training programme and community.
The complaints worth knowing
The recurring ones are a learning curve in the editor, occasional bugs and slowness, and the features that matter most for paid traffic sitting on higher plans. A few unhappy reviewers say their scorecard brought in no leads at all. That isn’t really a fault of the software: a scorecard turns traffic into leads, it doesn’t create the traffic, and it’s only as good as the questions and the offer behind it.
Feature by feature
How ScoreApp and QualifySites compare
ScoreApp’s pricing and features as published on its own pages, checked 23 October 2026.
| ScoreApp | QualifySites | |
|---|---|---|
| Built around | The scorecard: questions, a score, and a personalised report. | The purchase: questions, a recommendation or price, and a next step with sales. |
| Getting something live | Minutes. Its AI drafts the questions, scoring and landing page for you.Edge: ScoreApp | 7–14 working days. We plan it with your sales team first. |
| PDF report for each person | Yes, from Business. A genuine strength of the product.Edge: ScoreApp | Not our focus. A personal result on screen and by email. |
| Calculators and finders | Built for scorecards, assessments and quizzes. | Quizzes, finders, price calculators or a custom tool, whichever your buyer needs.Edge: QualifySites |
| Meta pixel and Conversions API | Yes, from Business ($75/mo billed yearly). | Yes, with qualified leads, their value and sales sent back. |
| Google Ads conversions | Nothing on its pricing or integration pages about sending them back. | Click IDs kept on every lead; qualified leads and sales sent to Google Ads.Edge: QualifySites |
| Split testing | On Pro ($112/mo billed yearly) and above. You set up and read the tests. | A split test against your current page, then a new A/B test every month, run by us.Edge: QualifySites |
| Who designs it | You, from templates and 50+ landing page sections. | We do, in your brand, with your photos and your words. |
| If it doesn’t work | 14-day money-back guarantee on paid plans. | Beat your current page by 30% in 30 days, or a full refund.Edge: QualifySites |
| Price | $39/mo, or $30/mo billed yearly. No set-up fee.Edge: ScoreApp | $495/mo + $1,500 set-up. |
Different jobs
Built for experts. We’re built for ad spend.
ScoreApp names coaches, consultants, agencies, creators and service businesses as its audience, and its showcase is full of speakers and authors. Much of their traffic is their own: podcast listeners, newsletter readers, people at a talk. For that traffic a scorecard is ideal. People already trust the expert, and a score gives them a reason to raise their hand.
Our clients are in a different position. A retreat centre, a yacht charter or a kitchen studio is paying Meta and Google for every visitor, most of whom have never heard of them. Those visitors don’t want to be assessed. They want help choosing, and an honest idea of price and fit before they talk to anyone.
That changes what the journey has to do. It has to recommend, not just rate. It has to tell your team who’s serious before anyone picks up the phone. And it has to tell the ad platforms which clicks turned into real enquiries, so the next thousand clicks are better than the last. That last part, sending qualified leads and sales back to both Meta and Google, is where most of our work goes, and it’s the part a self-serve tool leaves to you.
Price
ScoreApp’s plans and ours
ScoreApp is far cheaper. You’re paying it for software you’ll run; you’d be paying us for the strategy, the build and the testing.
ScoreApppublished plans, checked 23 October 2026
- Starter$39/mo$30/mo billed yearly · 3 live scorecards · 100 responses a month
- Business$99/mo$75/mo billed yearly · 10 scorecards · 1,000 responses · Meta pixel and Conversions API · custom domain
- Pro$149/mo$112/mo billed yearly · 30 scorecards · 3,000 responses · split testing
- EnterpriseFrom $799/moTailored onboarding and an account manager
The plan most paid-ads users would need is Business, for the Meta pixel, Conversions API and a custom domain, or Pro for split testing. Paid plans come with a 14-day money-back guarantee.
QualifySitesone plan, sized by your ad spend
- Starter$495/mo + $1,500 set-upAd spend $3k to under $10k a month
- Growth$975/mo + $2,500 set-upAd spend $10k to under $30k a month
- Scale$1,495/mo + $4,500 set-upAd spend $30k+ a month
Planned with your sales team, written, designed in your brand, connected to your CRM and ad platforms, then tested against your current page every month. Beat it by 30% in 30 days, or your money back.
Already on ScoreApp?
How to try us without losing anything
You don’t have to choose one or the other. Many experts keep a scorecard for their own audience and want something different for cold ad traffic. If that’s you, here’s how we’d go about it.
- Export what you’ve learned. Your questions, your score bands and your response data. Which answers came from people who went on to buy is the most useful thing you own.
- Keep the scorecard where it works. If it brings in podcast listeners or newsletter readers, leave it running. Nothing about our build needs it switched off.
- Point paid traffic at the new journey. We split your ad traffic between it and your current page, so you see the difference on the same spend before deciding anything.
- Judge it on booked calls, not completions. We agree what counts as a qualified enquiry before launch, and that’s the number the guarantee is measured on.
If your offer is coaching or consulting and your traffic is mostly organic, you may well be better off staying with ScoreApp. We’ll tell you that on the call.
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ScoreApp vs QualifySites: what people ask
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How we compared
We’re QualifySites, so we’re not neutral, and you should read this page knowing that. Everything we say about ScoreApp comes from its own public pricing, product and help pages, checked on 23 October 2026, and from themes that come up again and again in public reviews. Prices change, so check theirs before you decide. If anything here is wrong or out of date, email hello@qualifysites.com and we’ll fix it.
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