Overview

EventCreate brings customizable event websites, registration, RSVPs, ticket sales, attendee tracking, and event operations together. Its no-code site builder is useful for organizers who want a dedicated event page without setting up a separate web presence. Registration modes include Simple, RSVP, Ticketed, and Multi-Event, covering formats such as conferences, classes, fundraisers, parties, festivals, and reunions.

The platform also handles QR-based check-in through an app or desktop, including on-demand namebadge printing. It accepts major credit cards, offline payments, and donations; EventCreate says payments transfer directly to the organizer. Attendee lists can be exported as CSV or Excel files, and customers retain ownership of their data.

Key features

Registration and ticketing: Multiple registration modes suit both RSVP gatherings and ticketed events. Ticketing fees fall with higher plans, so organizers should weigh the fee against the higher annual commitment and capacity they need.
Event operations: QR entry, desktop check-in, and badge printing reduce reliance on separate tools at the door. Exhibitor tools and an attendee app add support for events with more moving parts.
Integrations and security: Salesforce and HubSpot integrations are available directly, with broader connections through Zapier; EventCreate also cites integrations including MailChimp, Google, Facebook, and FreshBooks workflows. It states that it follows SOC 2 practices, is SOC 2 certified, and is designed for GDPR and CCPA compliance. Security controls include two-factor authentication and role-based access, while data is encrypted at rest and protected by seven days of point-in-time backups.
Support: Email support is available 24/7, live chat on weekdays, and phone support for accounts. EventCreate advertises a 10-minute response time and 99.99% uptime, useful assurances for organizers managing time-sensitive events.

Pricing

The free plan is genuinely usable for a small, single event: it allows one event, 50 attendees, and one user, but charges a 5% ticketing fee and includes zero monthly emails. It is a poor fit for recurring events or ticket sales where fees would outweigh the savings.

Paid plans are billed annually at the listed monthly rates. Personal costs $5/mo ($60 annually) for unlimited events, 50 attendees per event, one user, and a 2% ticketing fee. Personal+ is $10/mo ($120 annually), raising capacity to 100 attendees with the same one-user limit and a 1.5% fee. These entry tiers make sense for solo organizers whose events stay small; they do not add collaborators.

Pro is $20/mo ($240 annually) for 200 attendees and three users, with a 1.25% fee. Business is $30/mo ($360 annually) for 300 attendees and five users at 1%. Agency is $50/mo ($600 annually) for 500 attendees and 10 users at 0.75%. Those steps are relevant when a team needs more capacity or shared access, but each requires paying annually at the quoted rate.

Corporate costs $100/mo ($1,200 annually) for 1,000 attendees, 15 users, and a 0.50% fee. Scale is $250/mo ($3,000 annually) for 2,500 attendees, 25 users, and a 0.25% fee. Enterprise costs $500/mo ($6,000 annually) for 5,000 attendees, 50 users, and no ticketing fee. These tiers target larger operations that can make use of the capacity and lower fees. Custom has custom pricing and offers unlimited events, attendees, and users.

Monthly and annual billing are available, with annual plans offering up to an 80% discount compared with monthly billing. Upgrades are prorated for the remaining billing cycle. Previewing an event website is free and carries no commitment; verified 501(c)(3) nonprofits and educational institutions can receive 15% off annual plans. The free plan's email allowance is zero, while monthly email limits rise as high as 25,000 on Enterprise.

Platforms

EventCreate supports web, iOS, and Android. Its attendee app is available in the United States, Canada, and Australia, so organizers should check that regional availability suits their audience.

Who it's for

EventCreate is a practical choice for organizers who want event pages, registration, ticketing, and check-in in one platform, especially when attendee lists, collaborators, and ticketing volume fit a defined plan. A solo host can start with the free tier or Personal; teams running larger events have a clear progression of capacity and user limits. Look elsewhere if you need more than 50 attendees on a free plan, want a free monthly email allowance, or cannot justify an annual commitment to expand.

Pros and cons

Pro: Registration, ticketing, customizable event sites, and QR check-in with badge printing are combined, limiting the need to piece together event operations tools.
Pro: Attendee data remains customer-owned and exportable as CSV or Excel, supporting portability.
Con: Free is capped at one event and 50 attendees, with a 5% ticketing fee and no monthly emails.
Con: Lower paid plans still cap each event at 50 or 100 attendees and permit only one user, restricting small teams even when they run multiple events.
Con: The lowest listed paid rates are tied to annual billing, so they are not equivalent to a month-to-month price.

Alternatives

For a single-page site rather than an event-management platform, compare One-Page Website Builders. If registration is the priority, see Event Registration Software; for event-focused site creation, consider Event Website Builders. Organizers focused on namebadge production can browse Event Badge Printing Software, while broader operations needs may suit Event Management Software.

Linktree is a freemium link page with basic links and product and course sales, a better fit when the goal is a simple creator presence rather than event registration and check-in. Milkshake offers free hosting, unlimited links and cards, and digital-file sales, so it suits a lightweight mobile link page instead of event operations. Beacons combines a free page with AI credits and email sends, for creators who want those tools rather than attendee management. Bio Sites is a free link-page option with unlimited links and no subscription fee, but charges commission on digital product and appointment sales. Strikingly offers broader website building, with its Limited plan allowing up to five pages per site, for users who need a small general-purpose site. Linkbio is another freemium link-page option. Bio Link is another freemium option. Carrd is a web-only builder whose free Basic plan supports up to three sites, better for simple web pages than managing event attendance.

Verdict

Choose EventCreate if you want event websites, registration, ticket sales, and on-site operations under one roof, and can match its per-event capacity and user limits to your needs. Its strongest case is the breadth of event tools paired with rising attendee limits and falling ticketing fees on higher tiers. Look elsewhere if you need a generous free tier, more seats without stepping up plans, or do not want to pay annually for the lowest listed paid rates.

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Free trial	No	No
Paid from	—	$5/mo
Open source	No	No
Platforms	Web	Android, iOS, Web
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Ticketing	Yes	Yes
Payment processing	Yes	—

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