We make the complex simple. Deal room is your simple all-in-one event management platform for in-person, virtual and hybrid…
5.0
4 reviews
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Virtual Event Platforms
For teams running conferences, summits or trade shows online or hybrid: platforms that handle registration, live streaming, networking and exhibitor booths, and the data to prove an event worked.
Your website is your most valuable asset - it's where your brand lives, where your data belongs, and where your audience should…
4.9
20 reviews
Samaaro is an AI-powered event marketing platform that helps marketing teams turn events into a measurable growth channel by…
4.8
6 reviews
Zuddl is an events platform built for B2B marketing teams. From webinars and field activations to global conferences, zuddl helps…
4.8
149 reviews
Accelevents is a modern, enterprise-ready event management platform built for organizations that need flexibility, speed, and…
4.7
84 reviews
Balloon is a highly customizable virtual events platform that makes online events more social. Build and run small to large scale…
4.7
14 reviews
Brella is the world's leading event app for in-person & hybrid events. With the world's first intent-based matchmaking algorithm…
4.6
68 reviews
With let’s get digital you can grow your number of attendees, extend your brand awareness and increase the ROI of your sponsors…
4.6
14 reviews
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Swapcard is the revenue-first intelligent event management platform for associations, trade show organizations, media companies…
4.6
163 reviews
Event cadence is a platform that helps teams schedule and manage events, meetings, and engagements in one connected system…
4.3
17 reviews
Almond virtex enables brands, organizations and institutions to create virtual experiences that people will love. Conferences…
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Chkdin is an event technology product that focuses on enhancing the experience of both physical and online conferences…
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Connect my event (cme) is an online content delivery platform which facilitates the creation of a customisable virtual event…
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Gther is a powerful tech platform that helps event professionals create and scale events for success. Our modular event-tech…
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Meetanyway powers engaging online events. Interact and connect with people from anywhere in the world.
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About sarcon technologies inc. Sarcon is a leading enterprise-grade event management platform for in-person, hybrid, and virtual…
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Umanize, c’est plus qu’un lieu d’échange virtuel, c’est tout un univers de possibilités pour tous les types d'évènements…
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Our vision is to build bridges to connect and collaborate anywhere with anyone! Veertly is the best platform for virtual…
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We are an easy-to-use virtual event space that enables real-time video communication of speakers and artists with thousands of…
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These providers build and run the software that a conference, summit, product launch or internal all-hands actually happens inside of when it isn't in a single room. That means registration and ticketing, a stage for keynotes and breakout sessions, a way for attendees to find and talk to each other, virtual expo booths for sponsors, and a dashboard afterwards showing who attended, what they watched, and who talked to whom. Hire one and your event stops being a Zoom link in a calendar invite and becomes something with an agenda, a floor plan, and a paper trail.
People end up here because an event that used to happen in a hotel ballroom now needs to happen partly or entirely online, and the tools they already have weren't built for it. A generic video call handles the talking heads but not registration, session scheduling, sponsor visibility, or breakout networking. Marketing teams find themselves duct-taping Zoom Webinar to Eventbrite to a spreadsheet, attendees drop off after the keynote because there's nothing to do next, and sponsors who paid for a virtual booth get no leads and no data to justify renewing. The trigger is usually a specific event on the calendar — a user conference, a hybrid trade show, a distributed company kickoff — with a date that isn't moving and no single tool that covers the whole run of it.
The platforms split mainly on scale and format. Some are built for large, multi-day hybrid conferences with thousands of attendees, multiple tracks, and heavy production needs; others are lighter, faster to set up, and better suited to a single-day virtual summit or recurring webinar series. Networking is where the real differences show: some rely on searchable attendee lists and scheduled video calls, others use AI-driven matchmaking, and a few build spatial, avatar-based environments meant to recreate the feel of walking a show floor. Beyond that, compare them on whether they offer white-glove production support or expect you to self-serve, how deep the post-event analytics and CRM integrations go, and how pricing scales — per attendee, per event, or as an annual licence — since that decides whether the tool still makes sense once your event grows or your event calendar gets busier.