OpenLoop vs. Proxi
Proxi is a great tool if you just want to embed a custom map on your website. But a map is just a map. If you actually want to motivate people to get off their couches and visit those locations, you need OpenLoop.
| Feature | OpenLoop | Proxi |
|---|---|---|
| No-App Required (Browser) | ||
| Creator-Friendly Pricing | ||
| Enterprise Scalability | ||
| Built-in Gamification & Rewards | ||
| Unified Global Passport (Single Login) | ||
| White-Label Custom Branding |
1. Passive Maps vs. Active Passports
Proxi shows people where things are. OpenLoop gives them a reason to go there. OpenLoop requires users to physically show up and check in using their phone's GPS, turning a passive directory into an active challenge.
2. Static Views vs. Gamified Rewards
You can't gamify a Proxi map. With OpenLoop, every location on your trail is part of a progression system. You can set up tiers, unlock digital stamps, and offer real-world discounts (like a free t-shirt) when users hit milestones.
3. View Limits vs. Unlimited Scaling
Proxi caps your traffic; if your map goes viral and hits their view limits, they force you into a custom Enterprise tier. OpenLoop never punishes you for success. For just $25/year for 1 trail (or our Creator and Organization tiers for up to 30 publishes per year + planning), you get unlimited views, check-ins, and users. Need more than 30 trails? Contact us.
Join the OpenLoop waitlist today and turn your maps into interactive adventures.
