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Score7 vs My Bracket: Which Tournament Tool Is Better?

· 5 min read

My Bracket is an iOS-first bracket maker that's been on the App Store since 2012, with a 3.9-star rating across 5,100+ reviews. It focuses on quick setup — add teams, generate a bracket, share a screenshot or link. Score7 is a web-based tournament platform aimed at organizers who need multi-stage formats, scheduling with venues, and per-player statistics.

Both create brackets. One is a compact iOS app; the other is a full platform for running events.


Quick comparison

FeatureScore7My Bracket
Single eliminationYes (free)Yes (up to 8 teams free; more with subscription)
Double eliminationYes (free)Yes (subscription)
Round-robinYes (free)Yes (subscription)
SwissYes (free)No (not advertised)
Multi-stage (groups → knockout)YesNo
Cup & consolation bracketsYesNo
Max teams per bracketNo cap per tournament64
Auto-scheduler with venues & refereesYes (Premium)No
Match date & time assignmentYesPartial
Player-level statisticsYes (4 sports)No
Standings criteria customizationYes (Premium)Limited
PDF exportYes (Premium)No (not advertised)
Embeddable widgetsYes (Premium)No
Shareable public pageYesVia image/link export
Native mobile appNo (responsive web)Yes (iOS, iPad, Mac, Vision)
AndroidYes (via browser)No
PricingSubscription from $9/monthFree up to 8 teams; $5.99/wk or $9.99/mo or $39.99–$49.99/yr

Formats and structure

My Bracket covers single elimination, double elimination (with an integrated losers bracket), and round-robin. It doesn't advertise Swiss, multi-stage, or cup & consolation. The team cap is 64 per bracket.

Score7 covers every format My Bracket does and adds Swiss, cup & consolation, and multi-stage templates. There's no 64-team cap per tournament.


Scheduling

My Bracket's focus is bracket generation — automatic seeding, bye management, and sharing. It isn't a scheduling tool. You can't assign venues, referees, or match durations, and there's no conflict-free auto-scheduler.

Score7's auto-scheduler (Premium) handles venues, referees, match duration, and minimum rest time between matches — useful for physical events with multiple courts or pitches.


Player statistics

My Bracket tracks match winners, not per-player stats. If you're running a football or basketball league and want a top scorers table, you'd track it separately.

Score7 tracks per-player stats for football (goals, assists, cards, clean sheets, MVP), basketball (points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks), rugby (tries, conversions, penalties), and volleyball (points, aces, blocks, digs) — with automatic leaderboards.


Pricing

My Bracket is free for brackets up to 8 teams. Beyond that, it's subscription-based: $5.99/week, $9.99/month, or $39.99–$49.99/year.

Score7 is free for 1 active tournament with no team cap and all formats unlocked. Paid tiers start around $9/month for 3 active tournaments.

For one-off small brackets (8 teams or fewer), My Bracket is cheaper — it stays free. For anything larger, Score7's free tier is more generous, and paid pricing is comparable.


Where My Bracket wins

  • Quick single-bracket setup on iOS — under a minute from launch to shareable bracket. Ideal for pool, ping pong, darts, or cornhole at a party.
  • Integrated losers bracket in double elim — the UI is tuned for tap-through setup.
  • Apple-native — runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac (M1+), Apple Vision, and iPod touch.
  • Offline bracket creation — the app works without a connection for the core bracket flow.
  • Long-standing presence — on the App Store since 2012 with a stable user base and continued updates.

Where Score7 wins

  • No platform lock-in — runs in any browser on any device, including Android.
  • All formats, no caps on the free plan — including Swiss, multi-stage, and cup & consolation, with no 8-team or 64-team limit.
  • Real scheduling — auto-scheduler with venues, referees, match duration, and rest-time constraints.
  • Player statistics — per-player tracking for 4 sports with automatic leaderboards.
  • Shareable public pages — a live URL participants can bookmark, not just an exported image.
  • Embeddable widgets and PDF export — Premium.
  • 15+ standings criteria — ELO, Buchholz, Sonneborn-Berger, set-based, and fair-play criteria.

Bottom line

Choose My Bracket if you run casual brackets on an iPhone or iPad for small events (8 teams free, 64 teams max), don't need scheduling or player stats, and want a tap-through native iOS app.

Choose Score7 if you run leagues, school tournaments, or multi-stage events, need real scheduling with venues and referees, want player-level statistics, or organize from Android or the web.

For the broader field, see the best tournament app of 2026 and Score7 vs Challonge.


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