Blind Test Team Building, the Musical Duel

A corporate blind test starts at €1,690 excl. VAT for 10 participants in Île-de-France, which is €169 per person. The total then increases to €1,790 excl. VAT for 15 participants, €1,890 excl. VAT for 30, and €3,290 excl. VAT for 100 participants: the cost per person then drops to €33.

This amount covers the host, the technical manager, the consoles, the buzzers, and the game's sound system. Outside of Île-de-France, the pricing is lower than in Île-de-France: €1,690 excl. VAT for 30 participants in Lille, compared to €1,890 excl. VAT in Paris. For 60 participants, the corporate blind test animation costs €2,490 excl. VAT in Paris as well as in Rouen, €2,290 in Lille, €3,490 in Nantes and Rennes — amounting to €38 to €58 per person depending on the provider's zone. Beyond 120 participants, the number exceeds the standard pricing and the offer is provided as a custom quote, just like for other corporate TV quizzes and games.

The corporate blind test is typically scheduled at the end of a corporate seminar, just before dinner, or at the start of an evening event: 45 mins to 2 hours is sufficient, and the animation works just as well indoors as outdoors.

The most common occasions are the end-of-year party, the launch of a sales season, and the arrival of new employees, because the game puts everyone on an equal footing from the very first round. For a company anniversary or a convention, it can be integrated into a larger corporate event, with technical and catering services surrounding it. The blind test can also be followed by a DJ party: the set is dismantled, and the dance floor opens.

A room capable of accommodating all participants and allowing for the setup of the consoles is required: this is the only technical constraint for this activity.

The flow consists of four stages: briefing and team formation, equipment test and first round, successive themed rounds, and finally, the announcement of scores and award ceremony. Teams consist of 7 to 9 people, and the host organises rotation at the console so that everyone gets a chance to buzz. The game is played on consoles equipped with buzzers, or on smartphones and tablets if the setup allows. If you prefer a multi-format game, consider the Challenge Night; for a setup built around your specific content, opt for customisation.

The musical blind test animation accommodates 10 to 200 participants, divided into teams of 7 to 9 people. Below 10, the competition between teams loses its momentum; above 120, the room configuration needs to be re-evaluated.

No musical knowledge is required: the excerpts range from the 80s to today, allowing each age group to contribute points to their team. A corporate blind test is a great choice for intergenerational groups or departments that don't often interact. The animation is offered in French; for an international audience, the Live Stage is also available in English.