Team BridgeA Confetti alternative: host your own virtual team party
Confetti books a professional host for a 60-minute experience on Zoom, priced per person. TeamBridge is the do-it-yourself version: open a lobby, paste one link in Teams, Zoom or Meet, and the games explain the rules, run the timer and keep score. One $299 pass covers up to 200 players.
Scribble, Codenames, Fake Artist and four more games are free. The $299 Event Pass adds every game for up to 200 players for 7 days; the $499 Year Pass covers 12 months.
What the party looks like
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 
Draw Battle: Round review: Priya’s and Daniel’s candles side by side, Red edging Blue 127 to 124
A 45-minute virtual party you host
The same shape as a hosted party, with the games doing the hosting. Everyone stays on your usual call.
- 0–10 min
Warm up while people arrive
Scribble: draw-and-guess everyone knows, so latecomers join between rounds.
- 10–25 min
Trivia round
Trivia: 10 to 15 questions from 24 categories, with a leaderboard after every question.
- 25–40 min
The big laughs
Punchline Duel: funny answers go head to head and everyone votes. Or Office Mole: find the one person who doesn’t know the brief.
- 40–45 min
Awards
Team Awards: the team votes on positive superlatives, a warm way to close.
Confetti and TeamBridge
Both give a remote team a fun hour. Confetti sells hosted experiences; TeamBridge sells the games, and you host.
| Confetti | TeamBridge | |
|---|---|---|
| Price for 20 people | $440 to $640 ($22 to $32 a person for the holiday parties) | $299 once for up to 200 players (7 days); 7 games free |
| Who runs it | A professional host | You: the game explains the rules, runs the timer and keeps score |
| Booking | A booking request with up to 3 time slots; hosted Monday to Friday, 8am to 10pm ET | None: start any time, even the same day |
| Video call | Zoom only | Any call: Teams, Zoom, Meet or Webex |
| Length | 60 minutes, or 90 with the upgrade | 5 to 15 minutes a game: play one, or a whole evening |
| Group size | A minimum and maximum headcount per experience | 2 to 200 players, depending on the game |
| Catalogue | Hundreds of experiences, including classes with kits | 30+ games: drawing, trivia, word and party games |
Confetti details as of October 2026, per its pricing and booking help pages.
Games for a party you host
Punchline Duel
PremiumFunny answers head to head, and the whole party votes.
3–24 players
8–14 min
Trivia
PremiumLive trivia in 24 categories with a leaderboard.
2–100 players5–10 min
Office Mole
PremiumEveryone has the same brief except the Mole.
3–40 players10–15 min
Draw Battle
PremiumTeam Pictionary for up to 200: two teams draw the same word.
4–200 players5–20 min
Scribble
FreeDraw-and-guess everyone knows.
3–100 players5–15 min
Fake Artist
FreeOne shared drawing, one faker.
4–200 players5–20 min
Team Awards
PremiumPositive superlatives the team votes on.
3–50 players8–12 min
Mini Escape
PremiumA 15-minute escape room, teams racing to get out first.
2–40 players12–20 min
Which one fits your party
You want a professional host
Confetti’s hosts run the whole hour, and some experiences ship a kit to each person. TeamBridge has no host.
It’s the big party of the year
With a per-person budget and time to book, a hosted event takes the planning off your hands.
You want to play this week, or every week
No booking and one price for the whole team make it easy to play in a regular meeting too.
Your company is on Microsoft Teams
TeamBridge runs in a browser tab next to any call. Confetti’s experiences are hosted on Zoom.
How to host it yourself
Pick three games
One to warm up, one to compete, one to laugh: the plan above works for most teams of 5 to 50.
Send one link
Put the lobby link in the calendar invite or the meeting chat. People join from a laptop or phone, without an account.
Play on camera
Keep the call running for the talking; the game runs in the browser. Nobody has to share a screen.
Holiday party?
Turn on the holiday theme in the lobby and use the holiday word lists in Scribble and Trivia. See the holiday party games guide for a full plan.
Questions
What is a good Confetti alternative?
If you’d rather host the party yourself, TeamBridge: browser party games your team plays from one link in Teams, Zoom or Meet. No booking, and one $299 pass covers up to 200 players for 7 days.
How much does a virtual team party cost for 20 people?
As of October 2026, Confetti’s holiday parties are $22 to $32 a person, so $440 to $640 for 20, per its pricing page. A TeamBridge Event Pass is $299 for the whole team, up to 200 players, and 7 games are free.
Do we need to book?
No. Start a lobby whenever you want, even five minutes before the call.
Does it work in Microsoft Teams?
Yes. Paste the lobby link in the Teams meeting chat; everyone plays in a browser tab next to the call. It works the same on Zoom, Google Meet and Webex.
Who hosts the games?
You do, but there’s little to host: the game explains each round, runs the timer and keeps score, so you can play too.
Is there a free option?
Scribble, Codenames, Fake Artist, Two Truths, One Lie and three more games are free to play. A pass adds every other game for everyone in your lobbies.
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