EventCreate

EventCreate brings event websites, registration, ticket sales, and on-site operations together for organizers running anything from classes to conferences. It suits teams that want a single event-focused service and can fit their attendee counts and staffing within a plan’s caps. Its breadth is useful, but lower tiers impose tight per-event limits and ticketing fees.

Overview

The platform covers customizable event pages, registrations and RSVPs, ticket sales, attendee tracking, and event operations. Organizers can choose Simple, RSVP, Ticketed, or Multi-Event registration for conferences, workshops, fundraisers, parties, festivals, and reunions. The no-code website builder avoids the need for server setup, making it practical for groups that want an event page and registration flow without assembling separate tools.

EventCreate was founded in 2016 and lists Los Angeles and Chicago as its headquarters. Its stated audience ranges from local nonprofits and small gatherings to agencies, large companies, and enterprise conferences.

Key features

Registration and payments: Forms support several event styles, while ticketing accepts Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express. Organizers can also take offline payments and donations; EventCreate says payments transfer directly to the organizer. Ticketing fees fall with higher plans, so the lower entry price can be less attractive for substantial ticket sales.

Check-in and attendee tools: QR-based entry works through an app or desktop, and organizers can print name badges on demand. The platform also includes an attendee app, attendee email, and exhibitor tools, extending it beyond basic registration.

Integrations and data: Salesforce and HubSpot integrations are available directly, with Zapier and other integrations connecting to services such as MailChimp, Google, Facebook, and FreshBooks. Customers retain ownership of attendee data and can export lists as CSV or Excel files.

Security and support: EventCreate describes two-factor authentication and role-based access controls, follows SOC 2 practices and says it is SOC 2 certified, and is designed for GDPR and CCPA compliance. It says data is protected with TLS 1.3 or higher, encrypted at rest, and backed up for seven days. Support includes 24/7 email, weekday live chat, and optional phone support; the company advertises a 10-minute response time and 99.99% uptime.

Pricing

EventCreate is freemium, with monthly and annual billing. Annual plans advertise savings of up to 80% versus monthly billing; the prices below are the listed monthly rates when billed annually. Upgrades are prorated for the remaining billing cycle. Previewing an event website is free and carries no commitment, but that is not a stated refund policy.

PlanPrice and billingEvent and user limitsTicketing feeFreefree; Free Forever1 event; 50 attendees per event; 1 user5%Personal$5 a month; billed $60 annuallyUnlimited events; 50 attendees per event; 1 user2%Personal+$10 a month; billed $120 annuallyUnlimited events; 100 attendees per event; 1 user1.5%Pro$20 a month; billed $240 annuallyUnlimited events; 200 attendees per event; 3 users1.25%Business$30 a month; billed $360 annuallyUnlimited events; 300 attendees per event; 5 users1%Agency$50 a month; billed $600 annuallyUnlimited events; 500 attendees per event; 10 users0.75%Corporate$100 a month; billed $1,200 annuallyUnlimited events; 1,000 attendees per event; 15 users0.50%Scale$250 a month; billed $3,000 annuallyUnlimited events; 2,500 attendees per event; 25 users0.25%Enterprise$500 a month; billed $6,000 annuallyUnlimited events; 5,000 attendees per event; 50 users0%CustomCustom pricing; contact sales for a quoteUnlimited events, attendees, and usersNot statedFree is a useful way to run one small event, but its 50-attendee and single-user caps make it a poor fit for recurring programs or teams, and its ticketing fee is the highest. Personal removes the event-count cap for $5 a month, but keeps the 50-attendee and one-user limits. Personal+ doubles the attendee allowance to 100 while still limiting access to one user. Pro is the first tier with multiple users: its three seats and 200-attendee cap suit a small team, while Business raises those to five users and 300 attendees.

Agency, Corporate, and Scale step up capacity and seats, while reducing the ticketing fee from 0.75% to 0.25%. Enterprise reaches 5,000 attendees per event, 50 users, and a 0% ticketing fee; it is the clearest fit for high-volume teams willing to pay $500 a month, billed $6,000 annually. Custom pricing removes the stated event, attendee, and user limits. Email quotas range from zero on Free to 25,000 per month on Enterprise. Verified 501(c)(3) nonprofits and educational institutions can receive 15% off annual plans.

Platforms

EventCreate supports web, Android, and iOS. Its attendee app is available on iOS and Android in the United States, Canada, and Australia.

Who it's for

EventCreate is a strong fit for organizers who need event pages, registration, ticketing, and check-in in one service, especially when the team can choose a tier matching its guest count and number of staff. The low-cost plans suit small events with modest attendance; the larger tiers are more appropriate as attendee volume, staffing, or ticket sales grow. Organizers who need more than 50 attendees or a second user should look beyond Free and Personal. Groups that do not need event registration or on-site operations may be paying for capabilities they will not use.

Pros and cons

Pros: A customizable no-code event site, multiple registration modes, ticketing, QR check-in, and badge printing cover much of the event workflow in one platform.

Pros: Attendee-data ownership and CSV or Excel exports give organizers a way to retain and move their lists.

Pros: Ticketing fees decrease with plan level, reaching 0% on Enterprise, and the nonprofit and education discount can reduce annual-plan costs for eligible organizations.

Cons: Free allows just one event, 50 attendees, and one user; Personal keeps the same attendee and user ceilings despite removing the event limit.

Cons: The stated email allowance is zero on Free, and ticketing carries a 5% fee there; teams selling tickets or emailing attendees may need a paid tier.

Cons: Higher attendance, additional seats, and lower fees require progressively more expensive annual commitments on the listed plans.

Alternatives

If the need is a general one-page site rather than event registration and operations, compare options in One-Page Website Builders. For dedicated event pages, see Event Website Builders; for the broader event workflow, compare Event Management Software or Event Registration Software. If badge production is the priority, look at Event Badge Printing Software.

Linktree is a freemium option for managing basic links and selling products or courses, not a like-for-like event operations choice. AllMyLinks offers a free landing page with unlimited content; choose it when a creator-style landing page is the need. Campsite.bio is a web-based freemium profile option, while Carrd offers a free plan with up to three sites per account for general website building. Linkbio provides a free bio site with unlimited links and 50 monthly email sends; Lnk.Bio offers free unlimited links, basic statistics, and three pages. Beacons combines a free page with AI credits and email sends, but its free plan has a 9% seller fee. hoo.be provides a free profile with unlimited links and limited contact collection. These are alternatives for lightweight profile or landing-page needs rather than EventCreate’s registration and check-in workflow.

Verdict

Choose EventCreate if you want event websites, registration, ticketing, and check-in in one platform and can match its per-event attendee limits and user seats to your operation. Its integrated workflow and declining ticketing fees are the case for paying more as an event program grows. Look elsewhere if you need generous capacity at the lowest tier: Free and Personal both stop at 50 attendees per event and one user, and Free adds a 5% ticketing fee.