HackathonRadar vs HackathonHub
HackathonHub covers Europe well. HackathonRadar covers Europe and everywhere else, with judge scoring, sponsor tooling, and profiles built in.
Where HackathonRadar leads
Global coverage from 30+ sources
500+ hackathons tracked monthly across every continent, aggregated and deduplicated from 30+ platforms into one searchable database.
Judge accessibility scoring
Every event scored 0-100 for how open it is to external judges, with organiser contacts surfaced where public, unique to HackathonRadar.
Tools for sponsors & organisers
Saved views, opportunity reports, and enterprise sponsorship tooling, not just a listing, but a workflow for the people funding and running events.
Hack Passport profiles
Builders, judges, and organisers get a public multi-role profile that travels across events. A network, not a noticeboard.
HackathonRadar vs HackathonHub at a glance
HackathonHub is a European hackathon hub. Here's how the two compare in 2026.
| Feature | HackathonRadar | HackathonHub |
|---|---|---|
| Geographic coverage | Global (incl. full EU) | Europe-focused |
| Hackathons tracked monthly | 500+ | Regional listing |
| Aggregated from 30+ sources | ||
| Judge accessibility scoring | ||
| Organiser contact surfacing | ||
| Sponsor & enterprise tooling | ||
| Public builder/judge profiles | ||
| City, category & country landing pages | EU only |
Comparison based on publicly available information about HackathonHub, 2026. Something out of date? Let us know.
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See what HackathonRadar tracks
Everything HackathonHub lists, plus every other platform we read, in one searchable database.