Eventgroove, the one-stop integrated SaaS platform for events and fundraisers is pioneering a radical customer-centric approach…
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Event Management Software
Software for planning, registering, promoting and running events – in person, virtual or hybrid – used by event teams, marketers and agencies who need to sell tickets and manage attendees.
Audience Response Software 37Event Management Platforms 106Event Planning Software 62Event Registration and Ticketing Software 145Mobile Event Apps 62Venue Management Software 32Virtual Event Platforms 120
Eventmapstudio is a cloud-based software that lets you quickly and easily create, manage, and share your event layout. Built-in…
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Eventuosity is the first cloud-based marketing technology platform for enterprise event project management. By integrating with…
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Evvnt is building the data layer for real-world experiences. Operating across 139+ countries, evvnt transforms fragmented…
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Meridia helps small and medium governments run their business meetings more efficiently, and conduct voting faster with secure…
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Hackerx is global developer talent community We operate a job matching platform connecting software developers with top companies…
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Helpgetsponsors.com is a cloud-based sponsorship sales and management software. It provides subscribers innovative and…
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Organizing an awesome event, all by yourself, is a tough business. We all have been to a lot of events, and many of them were…
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Linvio is the leading fintech application and payment solution pioneer on the Salesforce.com platform. We are a long-standing…
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Building stronger communities. Mobileup's goal is to make it as easy as possible for organizations to build better connections…
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Parcy is the first event management software designed explicitly for hybrid corporate events. Parcy allows users to transform…
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Performedia is a hybrid and virtual events platform that offers a complete, turnkey solution for extending your in-person…
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Pogoseat powers agentic commerce for live entertainment - enabling fans to discover, purchase, and upgrade tickets through…
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Predicthq is the real-world context platform powering enterprise AI decisions. It explains real-world demand variability and…
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Production prints is a customer-first trade show display company. We help exhibitors and event marketers plan for upcoming shows…
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20 years. Top events. Zero chaos. We're not software people who stumbled into events. We're event people who built the software…
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Vbo tickets is the developer of the world’s most protected, proven, and powerful white label event ticketing SaaS platform…
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These vendors build the systems that event teams use to get an event from an idea to something people actually attend. That covers building a registration and ticketing flow, setting up an event website or app, managing speakers, sessions and agendas, handling badges and check-in, running the video and networking layer for virtual or hybrid sessions, and pulling together the attendee and revenue data once it's over. Hire one of these tools and the work that used to live in spreadsheets, email threads and a handful of disconnected point tools moves into one system that your team, your sponsors and your attendees all touch.
People end up here because an event has outgrown the ad hoc way they've been running it. Registration is happening through a form that doesn't talk to the payment processor or the CRM. Nobody can say how many tickets have sold, who's actually shown up in past years, or which sponsors got their money's worth. A move to virtual or hybrid exposed that the team has no way to stream sessions, run breakout networking, or capture engagement data at all. Or the event has simply grown past what one coordinator juggling PDFs and email can manage, and the risk of a badly run event — long queues, a broken app, a sponsor booth nobody visits — is now a real cost to the business.
The providers here split roughly by what part of the job they own and what scale they're built for. Some are broad platforms trying to cover planning, registration, on-site and virtual in one product; others do one piece well — ticketing, audience polling, venue booking, mobile apps — and expect to sit alongside other tools via integrations. Some are built for high-volume ticketed conferences and festivals, others for corporate meetings, trade shows or internal events where the buyer cares more about branding and data capture than public ticket sales. Worth comparing on: how well it handles your event's actual format (large in-person, virtual-only, hybrid), how the pricing works (per attendee, per event, flat SaaS fee — this matters a lot at scale), how deep the sponsor and exhibitor tools go if that's a revenue line for you, and how easily it exports or integrates with the CRM and marketing stack you already run.