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MOOV vs OnePlan

OnePlan draws the plan. Then what?

OnePlan is a well-built event site planning tool. If what you need is a drag-and-drop map of your venue or course, it does that job and it does it properly.

The question this page answers is what happens on event day, once the plan is drawn and your crew is spread across the site.

Side by side

Feature by feature.

MOOV column reflects what ships today — unshipped rows say so. OnePlan column is sourced from their public marketing (oneplan.io, August 2026); where it doesn't say, we don't guess.

FeatureMOOVOnePlan
Planning — apples to applesMOOV Planning · $69/mo
Drag-and-drop site & course mapping
Yes

Zones, waypoints and routes on a live map

Yes

Their core product — Esri GIS, centimetre-level accuracy

Object & asset library
Partial

Younger, smaller catalogue

Yes

Hundreds of drag-and-drop items — their headline strength

3D venue view
No
Yes

VenueTwin digital-twin product

Capacity & crowd-flow calculators
No
Yes

Area, standing capacity and ingress/egress estimates

Real-time plan collaboration
Yes

One live plan, everyone current

Yes

Advertised across stakeholders and suppliers

Unlimited free read-only viewers
Yes

Never counted, never billed

Not published

Not published

The Live Ops layer — what MOOV adds+ Live Ops · bundle $138/mo
Live crew positions on event day
Yes

Every tracked person on the map, live

No

Not shown in their public product

Dispatch to a point, with turn-by-turn
Yes

Google Maps routing to the spot

No

Not shown in their public product

Targeted alerts to a crew or zone
Yes

Push and in-app, scoped to who needs it

No

Not shown in their public product

Incident log with status and assignee
Yes

Raised, assigned, sent to on-scene to clear

No

Not shown in their public product

Text-message alerts
On the roadmap

Built; pending carrier approval

No

Not shown in their public product

Post-event record you can hand to the city
Yes

Who went where, what happened, when

Not published

Not published

The honest answer

If you only need a site plan, OnePlan is a reasonable choice. If your problem starts when gates open, a planning tool alone will not solve it — that is the gap MOOV is built for.

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