Event registration software helps you collect sign-ups, manage tickets and handle attendee details for an event. This guide is for organizers comparing tools for those jobs.
Compare the details that affect your workflow: free plan and starting paid price, check-in and ticketing options, session registration, badge printing, attendee limits, payment processing and form customization. Platform availability can also shape your choice.
Accelevents describes its platform for event professionals running conferences, trade shows, career fairs, product launches, seminars and training, and networking events.
Eventleaf is event registration software that runs on Android, iOS, web, and Windows.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2Eventzilla runs registration forms, ticket sales, venue check-in and attendee apps on web, Android and iOS.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1idloom is event registration software that runs on Android, iOS, and web.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1RSVPify is event registration software with registration forms for Android, iOS, and web.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1SignUpGenius provides event software through Android, iOS and web.
Event registration software with registration forms on web, iOS and Android.
Ticket Tailor suits event creators, from first-time organizers and charities to venues, festivals, workshops, and conferences.
Eventbrite is event software that runs on Android, iOS, and web.
EventCreate is event software with registration forms for Android, iOS, and web.
Eventrize is event software for registration forms, ticketing, check-in, and attendee email.
Humanitix is event ticketing software that runs on Android, iOS, and web.
RegFox is event registration software that runs on Android, iOS, and web.
Event Smart lets organizers create event websites for registrations, payments, and ticket sales.
Event ticket software for online and onsite sales, branded pages, seating and timed entry.
WebMobi provides trade show software with exhibitor registration, floor plans, and lead capture.
SimpleTix is ticketing and registration software for in-person, virtual, and hybrid events.
Tito provides event management and ticket sales for organizers and attendees online.
Check whether a tool has a free plan, a free trial or a paid starting price. Those options are not the same, so look for the one that fits how you want to evaluate or run registration.
For example, Eventzilla lists a free plan, a paid starting price of $1.50 and a 14-day trial. Eventrize lists a free plan and a paid starting price of $400.
Compare ticketing, check-in, session registration and badge printing against the steps your event requires. Attendee limits matter if you need to know whether a tool can accommodate your expected registration volume.
Payment processing and form customization are also listed comparison points. Check them against how you plan to collect payments and registration details.
Web, iOS and Android availability may matter if you need to manage registration from a browser or mobile device. API and self-hosted options can matter for teams that need those deployment or integration choices.
Look for the platform options that fit your setup, including Windows where relevant. Availability varies by tool.
If access to source code matters to you, check the tool's licence and hosting options. The list's open-source figure is zero, so do not assume a listed product is open source.
