01 · What's in the box
Everything an event needs.
One platform — one login — one bill.
One product, not five stitched-together tools — so the data never has to leave home.
02 · A closer look
Built for the actual job.
Every screen designed by event organizers who have been on the wrong end of a 4 AM badge-printer crash. The polish shows up where it matters.
Ticketing
Tiers, promos, payment plans — without leaving the dashboard.
Tiers, promos, payment plans, refunds — all self-serve, all in the dashboard.
- →Early-bird · group · comp · invoice tickets
- →Multi-currency · USD · EUR · GBP · SGD
- →2% platform fee · no surprises
- →Stripe · bank transfer · invoice
- →Auto-payouts net-7 · refunds & transfers self-serve
Check-in
Two iPads on the door is all you need.
Sub-second scans. Walk-ins in 30 seconds. Live footfall by gate.
- →Offline-safe · syncs when back online
- →Walk-ins, swap-ins — name fixes — all on iPad
- →Live footfall by gate, session — and sponsor zone
- →On-site badge printing · Brother + Zebra
Attendee CRM
One profile across every event you've ever run.
Every attendee, every event, one profile — who came back, who churned.
- →One unified profile across all events
- →See who came back · upgraded · churned
- →Custom fields · segments · tags
- →API-first · webhooks · CRM sync
03 · Two unfair advantages
Things your current platform can’t do.
Most event tools stop at "ticket sold." Eventdaddy keeps working.
Spotlight · Abandoned-checkout recovery
See who almost bought — and call them back.
Your sales team rings them in 24h.
→
Captures every form-fill
Before payment
→
One-click handoff
CSV · Salesforce · HubSpot · webhook
→
30-min window
Configurable to your SLA
04 · From kickoff to wrap
Your workflow — on rails.
Four phases. The same surface end-to-end.
No exportsNo integrations to babysitNo weekend reconciling spreadsheets
01
Set up your event
- ·Template or blank
- ·Agenda + speakers + sponsors
- ·Ticket tiers
- ·Custom domain
~12 min · template library
02
Sell & market
- ·Open registration
- ·Email + LinkedIn auto-post
- ·Abandoned-cart recovery
- ·Sponsor outreach
Email · LinkedIn · WhatsApp soon
03
Run the day
- ·iPad check-in
- ·Badge printing + walk-ins
- ·Live footfall, multi-gate
Offline-safe · multi-gate
04
Close the loop
- ·Survey + ROI report
- ·Sponsor-leads export
- ·Next-year attendee list
CSV · CRM sync · API
05 · How we stack up
Built for organizers — not enterprise procurement.
One transparent number — and one product.
Eventbrite = per-ticket taxCvent / Bizzabo = quote-onlyEventdaddy = 2% flat
StrongParity / partialGap
Public pricing + feature pages, 2026. Verify directly before signing.
06 · Pricing
One number. No quote-only games.
Platform fee+ 2% on tickets+ $5 / registration
Public pricing. Cancel anytime.
All modulesLanding pagesTicketingCRMCheck-inMarketingAnalytics
RECOMMENDED
Annual
3+ events / year · breaks even on event 3
$8,000/ year
+ 2% on ticket revenue · + $5 per registration
Book a demo →Included
- ✓Unlimited events on the platform
- ✓All modules included
- ✓LinkedIn auto-post (5,000 posts / yr included)
- ✓Email — 250,000 sends / yr
- ✓Abandoned-checkout recovery list
- ✓On-site badge printing software
- ✓API · webhooks · CRM sync
- ✓Onboarding + priority support
Pay per event
One event · no annual commitment
$3,000/ event
+ 2% on ticket revenue · + $5 per registration
Start with one event →Included
- ✓One event on the platform
- ✓All modules included
- ✓Email — 25,000 sends / event
- ✓Abandoned-checkout recovery list
- ✓On-site badge printing software
- ✓Standard support
- ✓Upgrade credit toward Annual any time
Pick what fits
Annual breaks even at event 3.
1 event / yr
per-event
$3K✓
annual
$8K
2 events / yr
per-event
$6K✓
annual
$8K
3+ events / yr
per-event
$9K+
annual
$8K✓
Add-ons
Pay-as-you-go beyond plan limits.
Extra emails
$0.001 / send
over included quota
LinkedIn posts
$0.40 / post
over plan allowance
On-site hardware kit
Rental · POA
iPads, printers, lanyards
Public pricing, no post-event invoices — volume contracts > 10K registrations / year, talk to sales.
07 · Frequently asked