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A holiday party for a thousand people, each choosing their own activity
Chocolate truffles, candles, painting or gingerbread houses.
See multi-event programsKraftyLab vs The Go Game: platforms, prices and kits
The Go Game runs its virtual games on its own Weve platform and prices most events by tailored quote. KraftyLab runs each game with a live host on Zoom, or on Teams, Meet or Webex on request, shows a live price on every event, and ships a kit to each guest for 25+ workshops, with in-person events and corporate gifts from the same company.
Facts checked October 2026 3,000+ teams served
The short answer
Why teams pick KraftyLab over The Go Game
- Guests join on Zoom, Teams, Meet or Webex, apps they already use, with nothing new to test
- A live price for your headcount on every activity page, instead of a tailored quote
- Hosted games book about two weeks out; The Go Game suggests four to six weeks for most formats
- 25+ kit workshops with supplies shipped to every guest, continental US shipping included
- Most games and workshops run about an hour with a live host
- Gift boxes, a free team booking portal and post-event surveys, all from one company
KraftyLab and The Go Game, side by side
From each company's public pages as of October 2026. Our card prices below load live from the catalog.
| Topic | KraftyLab | The Go Game |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing and booking | ||
| Prices online | Yes: Live price and a total for your headcount on every activity page | Partly: Typical ranges on its pricing page; a tailored quote for most events |
| Book online | Yes: Any event, with a 50% deposit, or a free quote within 24 hours | Partly: A set of popular virtual games online; other formats through its sales team |
| Lead time | Yes: Hosted games about two weeks ahead; kit workshops about three | Four to six weeks for most formats; six to ten for November and December |
| Kit pricing | Yes: Base fee plus a per-guest price, shown live; continental US shipping included | Kit classes quoted on request; physical kits billed as their own line item |
| Platform and formats | ||
| Where guests play | Yes: On Zoom by default; Microsoft Teams, Google Meet or Webex on request | On its own Weve platform in a desktop browser, with a webcam |
| Devices | Yes: Whatever your team already joins meetings on | Laptop or desktop; phones and tablets are not generally recommended |
| Kit workshops | Yes: 25+, from candle making and mixology to cooking classes and coffee tasting | Nine kit classes, such as gingerbread houses, soap making and candles |
As of October 2026. We read each company's public pages on October 27, 2026. Prices, catalogs and plans change, so check their site before you buy. Spotted an error? Tell us and we will fix it.
Pages we read: Home, Pricing, Team building cost, Virtual team building, Our platform, Tech requirements, Experiences, Activity kits, FAQ.
What The Go Game sells, and how KraftyLab differs
The Go Game has been producing team building since 2001 and says it has run over 10,000 events. Its site lists 90+ in-person, virtual and hybrid experiences: game shows, scavenger hunts such as its Classic Adventure, lawn games, charity bike builds and creative games like a lip dub. It builds its own technology, the Weve platform for hosted game shows and the Go Game Adventure app for in-person hunts, and most events are priced by a tailored quote from its sales team.
KraftyLab is built for the person who needs a great team event on the calendar soon. Every activity page shows the price for your headcount, a live host runs the whole hour on a video platform your team already knows, and we handle kit shipping to every guest. Whole companies are covered too: a multi-event program runs several activities at once, each with its own host and breakout room.
Your video call or The Go Game's platform
Where people join decides how much setup the day needs.
The Go Game's tech requirements ask each player to join Weve in an up-to-date Chrome, Firefox or Edge browser on a laptop or desktop, with a webcam and headphones, and say phones and tablets are not generally recommended. In rare cases a company VPN or firewall blocks its video servers until IT allows them.
- Same link as any meeting: we send a private Zoom link for your calendar invite, so guests join the way they join any call.
- Teams, Meet or Webex: if your company uses one of those, send us the meeting link and the host runs the game there.
- Office and home together: put the call on the conference room screen and remote colleagues play on the same teams. See every hosted game show and virtual trivia format.
Kit workshops with a box for every guest
Kits are a full part of our catalog, not a side menu. Choose from 25+ workshops, including candle making, mixology, cooking classes and coffee tasting. Each guest gets a box at their own address and an instructor leads the group live. Continental US shipping is in the price; Canada, Alaska, Hawaii, US territories and international addresses ship for an added charge per guest.
Plan kit workshops about three weeks out, and three to four weeks for international guests. For a gift with no event attached, send corporate gift boxes to every address on your list.
Lead time, big groups and after the event
- Short notice: hosted games book about two weeks ahead and kit workshops about three. The Go Game's FAQ puts most formats at four to six weeks, and six to ten for November and December.
- Holiday season: pick a date for your virtual holiday party in October or early November, before December weeks fill up.
- Hundreds of people: a multi-event program lets everyone choose an activity, with breakout rooms sized so each guest is seen and heard.
- Budgets by team: a branded booking portal lets each team lead book from a catalog you approve.
- Feedback: KraftyLab Intelligence sends a short survey to every participant with an email and summarizes the answers with AI.
Weighing more vendors? Read KraftyLab vs TeamBonding, our list of team building companies, or browse every virtual team event.
Hosted games and kits to compare
Live prices from our catalog. Set any of these beside a Go Game quote.
Virtual / HybridLive host
Starting at $39 USD / person
Your Favorite Game Shows!
Classic TV game show rounds with a quick, witty host.
1 hourVirtual / HybridLive host
Starting at $39 USD / person
Fun-Filled Feud
A Family Feud-style survey showdown between teams.
1 hourVirtual / HybridLive host
Starting at $39 USD / person
Trivia with a Twist!
Quick trivia rounds that mix up how teams answer.
1 hourVirtual / HybridLive host
Starting at $39 USD / person
Scavenger Hunt with a Twist!
Race to find things around the house or office, round by round.
1 hourVirtual / HybridLive host
Starting at $34 USD / person
Festive Family Feud
A holiday edition of the survey game, made for December.
1 hourVirtual / HybridLive hostKit
Starting at $84 USD / person
Candle Making
Pour your own soy candles. A kit ships to every guest.
1 hour
See all virtual events. In the office? Feud Night, Music Bingo and live trivia also run in person in 17 US cities, and corporate gift boxes ship to every address.
Big groups we have hosted
Two Meta programs, from a global kickoff to a holiday party for a thousand.
Trusted by teams at
Case study
Connecting 450+ global employees across time zones
They kicked off with high-energy Music Bingo, then split into breakout rooms for coffee tasting, chocolate truffle making and team games.
Read the case studyKraftyLab vs The Go Game: questions
What is The Go Game?
The Go Game is a team building company running since 2001 that makes in-person, virtual and hybrid games: game shows, scavenger hunts, lawn games, charity builds and creative challenges. Its virtual events run on its own Weve platform with a live MC.
How much does The Go Game cost?
As of October 2026, The Go Game's pricing page says most events cost $39 to $99 per player, in-person events typically $39 to $59 per player for groups of 100 or more, and virtual events start from $399 per event for small groups. Most events get a tailored quote. Every KraftyLab activity page shows the live price for your headcount instead.
Does The Go Game work on Zoom or Microsoft Teams?
Its virtual events run on its own platform, Weve, which players open in a desktop browser with a webcam. KraftyLab events run on Zoom by default, or in your Microsoft Teams, Google Meet or Webex meeting on request.
How far ahead do you need to book The Go Game?
Its FAQ says four to six weeks is comfortable for most formats, and six to ten weeks for November and December. KraftyLab hosted games book about two weeks ahead and kit workshops about three.
Does The Go Game send kits to remote employees?
It lists nine kit classes, such as gingerbread houses, soap making and candles, priced by custom quote. KraftyLab has 25+ kit workshops with a live price per guest, and continental US shipping is included.
What is a good alternative to The Go Game?
KraftyLab, if you want to see the price and book now: hour-long hosted games on Zoom, Teams, Meet or Webex, kit workshops shipped to every guest, in-person events and corporate gifts from one company.
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