Is there a free alternative to Guild Order for Hell Let Loose?

Cadre has a free plan with three playbooks, eight upcoming matches, the last 15 matches in history and one active competition. As of October 2026, Guild Order lists paid plans from $3.99 a month with a 14 day free trial, and its members join free.

Is Guild Order cheaper than Cadre?

At the entry paid tier, yes. As of October 2026, Guild Order Scout is $3.99 a month for up to 30 members, and Cadre Pro is 9 euro a month or 99 euro a year per clan. Cadre also has a free plan, and both offer a 14 day free trial.

How do players sign up for matches in Guild Order and Cadre?

Guild Order's pages describe signing up for op nights on its site or phone app, and the phone signup takes one tap. In Cadre, players pick a class on a signup embed in your Discord server and Cadre keeps the live count.

Does Cadre have tactical maps and a roster like Guild Order?

Yes, both tools have them. Cadre has a tactical map editor on the actual HLL maps, a playbook library of saved plans and a drag-and-drop roster draft board, with collaborative map editing on Pro. Guild Order lists Game Maps, a permanent playbook and the Regiment Roster.

cadre and guild order for hell let loose clans

Guild Order and Cadre both give a Hell Let Loose clan a place to schedule matches, keep a roster and plan on the map. Guild Order is a clan hub with a website and a phone app. Cadre runs signups, the lineup and the brief from your Discord server.

who each one fits

Guild Order fits a clan that wants one hub for the whole community. Its pages list forums, real-time chat, events and tournaments, and members sign up for op nights on the Guild Order site or phone app with push notifications. Its Hell Let Loose page says to keep Discord for voice chat during matches. If your clan wants a community hub with forums and a phone app, Guild Order is built for that. Cadre has no app to install.

Cadre fits a clan whose players already live in Discord. Players sign up by class on an embed in your server, Cadre keeps the live count, and the brief posts to the same channel with drivers, node runners and supply players tagged by name. Rosters, briefs and matches also work in the phone browser.

what both of them cover

Much of the day to day work is covered by both tools, so this part should not decide it for you.

Match scheduling: Guild Order schedules matches and scrims with opponent details, map picks and RSVP. A Cadre match has map, objective, side, enemy clan and date.
Rosters: Guild Order has the Regiment Roster, with a rank, one of ten specialties and an active, reserve or inactive status for each member. Cadre has a drag-and-drop draft board for assigning players to squads and roles.
Map planning: Guild Order has Game Maps with markers, routes, polygons, arrows and text. Cadre has a tactical map editor on the actual HLL maps with garrison, airhead, MG, AT and arty symbols. Collaborative map editing in Cadre is Pro.
Saved plans: Guild Order keeps map strategies, garrison placements and clan SOPs in a permanent playbook. Cadre keeps saved plans per map and side in a playbook library, with scenarios and layers.
Scrims and results: Guild Order has a Comp Scrim Board for opponent, league, map and result. Cadre tracks results on each match and lists them per competition.

what each one costs

As of October 2026, Guild Order plans start at $3.99 a month for Scout, with Champion at $11.99 and Legendary at $23.99, or $39.99, $119.99 and $239.99 a year. The plans allow 30, 200 and 500 members. Every plugin is included on every plan, there is a 14 day free trial with no credit card needed, and members always join free. We did not find a permanent free plan for the clan on Guild Order's pricing page as of October 2026.

Cadre has a free plan with three playbooks, eight upcoming matches, the last 15 matches in history and one active competition. Pro is 9 euro a month per clan, or 99 euro a year, and one subscription covers the clan and all its members. Pro starts with a 14 day free trial.

Guild Order is cheaper at the entry paid tier, and Cadre has a free plan.

what cadre does on match night

Cadre is built around the Discord server, so most of what it does happens where your players already are.

Signups in Discord: players pick a class on an embed in your server, Cadre keeps the live count, and benched players get a one-tap availability check.
Roster enforcement at signup: a match linked to a competition lets only players on its roster sign up, and the bot replies privately to anyone else.
Game stats: Cadre imports stats after a match from a pasted URL, or automatically through CRCON on Pro, into War Room analytics, which is in beta.

what is in the tool

Competitions
Keep your official tournament roster in cadre, and let the bot enforce it.
Discord bot
Signups, briefs and reminders, all in your Discord server.
War Room analytics
Post-match stats, player profiles and scouting.

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questions

Is there a free alternative to Guild Order for Hell Let Loose?: Cadre has a free plan with three playbooks, eight upcoming matches, the last 15 matches in history and one active competition. As of October 2026, Guild Order lists paid plans from $3.99 a month with a 14 day free trial, and its members join free.
Is Guild Order cheaper than Cadre?: At the entry paid tier, yes. As of October 2026, Guild Order Scout is $3.99 a month for up to 30 members, and Cadre Pro is 9 euro a month or 99 euro a year per clan. Cadre also has a free plan, and both offer a 14 day free trial.
How do players sign up for matches in Guild Order and Cadre?: Guild Order's pages describe signing up for op nights on its site or phone app, and the phone signup takes one tap. In Cadre, players pick a class on a signup embed in your Discord server and Cadre keeps the live count.
Does Cadre have tactical maps and a roster like Guild Order?: Yes, both tools have them. Cadre has a tactical map editor on the actual HLL maps, a playbook library of saved plans and a drag-and-drop roster draft board, with collaborative map editing on Pro. Guild Order lists Game Maps, a permanent playbook and the Regiment Roster.