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RaceLink vs SimGrid

SimGrid is a multi-sim marketplace where drivers browse events and join communities hosted on SimGrid, with more than 3,000 communities on the platform. RaceLink is software for running your own league. If you want an audience handed to you, SimGrid is the stronger choice.

Pick SimGrid if

You want to be found. Their directory brings drivers who have never heard of your league, and you are happy for your events to live on their platform under their rules.

Pick RaceLink if

The drivers already exist, usually in your Discord, and you want your own league page, your own entry fees in your own Stripe account, and no platform rules about how you collect money.

Where the two differ

What you need to doSimGridRaceLink
Finding new driversYes: A large public directory of events and communitiesNo: No marketplace. You bring your own drivers
Whose platform it isPartly: Your events sit on SimGrid, under their termsYes: Your own league page and your own rules
Entry feesPartly: Collected by SimGrid, paid out to you after feesYes: Direct to your Stripe account. 15% platform fee deducted from your payout
Other payment methodsNo: Prohibited. All payments go through SimGridYes: Your Stripe account, your rules on refunds
Sims coveredYes: Multi-sim: iRacing, ACC, rFactor 2 and moreNo: iRacing only
iRacing dataPartly: Results handling varies by sim and event typeYes: OAuth link to iRacing, with results and standings synced
Cost to organisersPartly: Free tier plus paid community plansYes: Free, with 15% of entry fees where you charge them

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