Team BridgeTeamBridge vs hosted events vs free games
Planning a team social? Here is what the usual options cost for a team of 20, how many people they take, whether you have to book, what people install, and which video calls they work in.
7 games are free to play. The $299 Event Pass covers every game for up to 200 players for 7 days; nothing renews.
Team building options side by side
| Price for 20 people | Players | Booking | Install and accounts | Works in | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TeamBridge | $299 once (Event Pass, 7 days); 7 games free | Up to 200; 2 to 200 per game | None | Nothing to install; players need no account | Any call: Teams, Zoom, Meet | 5 to 15 min a game |
| Confetti | $440 to $640 ($22 to $32 a person) | Set per experience | Booking request; hosted Mon to Fri | Nothing to install; guests join the Zoom link | Zoom only | 60 min (90 with upgrade) |
| Jackbox Games | $10 to $35 for one Party Pack | Most games 8, plus an audience | None | Host installs the pack and shares their screen | Any call, by screen share | Not stated |
| Kahoot! | $199 Event plan (30 days, 200 players) | Free plan 15; Event plans 200 to 2,000 | None | PIN at kahoot.it; host usually shares screen | Zoom app; Teams host flow; others by screen share | Set by your quiz |
| skribbl.io / Gartic Phone | Free, with ads | skribbl.io 20; Gartic Phone 14 to 50 (sources differ) | None | Nothing to install; a room link | Any call (a link in the chat) | Set by the room |
| Water Cooler Trivia | $25 a month (11 to 25 people) | Plans up to 250 | None: a weekly schedule | Slack or Teams app, or email | Slack, Teams, email (outside meetings) | Under 2 min a week |
| QuizBreaker | $39 a month (yearly) or $49 monthly | Up to 100 users | None: a weekly schedule | Quiz by email or Slack; PIN for live trivia | Email, Slack; live trivia on any call | Weekly quiz on your own time |
Competitors as of October 2026, from their public pricing, help and app pages (sources at the end of this page). Prices are before tax and change; check before you buy. TeamBridge prices are today’s.
Which one fits your team
A hosted event (Confetti)
A professional host runs a 60 to 90-minute experience, priced per person. The easy choice for a big occasion with a budget and time to book.
Games you host yourself (TeamBridge)
Pick a game and share a link: the game explains the rules, runs the timer and keeps score, so the organiser plays too. One price for the team.
A weekly ritual (Water Cooler Trivia, QuizBreaker)
When the team never has a shared hour, a quiz in Slack, Teams or email keeps people in touch on their own time.
Your own quiz (Kahoot!)
For onboarding or training questions you write yourself, a quiz tool is the right fit.
A game pack on screen share (Jackbox)
Great in one room. Over a video call the host streams the game, and most games take up to 8 players.
Free browser games (skribbl.io, Gartic Phone)
Free and quick to start, with ads. Made for playing with friends rather than coworkers.
Compare one by one
- A Confetti alternative you host yourselfNo booking and one price for the team: run the party yourself in Teams, Zoom or Meet.
- A Jackbox alternative for workParty games for remote teams with nothing to buy per person and no screen to stream.
- A Kahoot alternative for team buildingLive trivia and 30+ team games with no quiz to write, on everyone’s own screen.
- A skribbl.io alternative for workFree draw-and-guess for teams: a private link, no ads, and three more drawing games.
- A Gartic Phone alternative for workCosel: the telephone drawing game in a private lobby for your team, free and without ads.
- A Water Cooler Trivia alternative, played liveA 10-minute trivia round in your meeting instead of a weekly quiz in Slack.
- A QuizBreaker alternative you play liveGet-to-know-you games the whole call plays together, instead of a quiz in the inbox.
- A Games for Work replacement for TeamsMicrosoft retired its Teams games app. These games work in a Teams meeting today.
What your team plays on TeamBridge
Punchline Duel: A clean sweep: Marcus’s “Whose yoghurt is this, and why is it older than me?” wins all 3 votes against Sofia’s answer 
Trivia: Aisha wins by 15 points over Priya, with awards for Brainiac and Fastest Finger 
Scribble: Marcus draws a robot while the team’s guesses come in, one of them close
Questions
How much does team building cost for 20 people?
As of October 2026: a hosted virtual party like Confetti’s is $22 to $32 a person, $440 to $640 for 20. A Jackbox Party Pack is $10 to $35. Kahoot!’s one-off Event plan starts at $199 for 30 days. Water Cooler Trivia is $25 a month for 11 to 25 people, and QuizBreaker $39 to $49 a month. A TeamBridge Event Pass is $299 once for up to 200 players for 7 days, and 7 games are free.
Which options need no booking?
Everything here except hosted events. Confetti takes a booking request with your preferred time slots; TeamBridge, Jackbox, Kahoot!, skribbl.io and Gartic Phone start whenever you do, and the weekly quiz apps run on a schedule.
Which ones work in Microsoft Teams?
TeamBridge, skribbl.io and Gartic Phone run in a browser tab next to any call, Teams included. Water Cooler Trivia has a Teams app for its weekly quiz. Jackbox works over a shared screen, and Kahoot! has a Teams host flow. Confetti’s hosted events run on Zoom only.
Is there a free option?
skribbl.io and Gartic Phone are free with ads. On TeamBridge, Scribble, Codenames, Two Truths, One Lie and four more games are free, without ads.
Where do these numbers come from?
From each company’s public pricing, help and app pages, read in October 2026; the sources are listed at the end of this page. If something has changed, tell us and we’ll update the table.
Sources
- Confetti: pricing, booking FAQ
- Jackbox Games: Jackbox for Events, playing remotely
- Kahoot!: event pricing, Kahoot! 360 pricing, Zoom app
- skribbl.io: home page
- Gartic Phone: MobyGames (the site blocks automated reads)
- Water Cooler Trivia: pricing, home page
- QuizBreaker: pricing, home page
- Microsoft Games for Work: Microsoft 365 blog (updated May 24, 2024)