Cvent vs haku

Cvent is an event registration product for web and mobile, supporting in-person, virtual, hybrid and webinar events. Registration features include branded websites, drag-and-drop design, email marketing, payments, reporting and AI workflows. The wider offering lists ticketing, onsite check-in, attendee apps and email, exhibitor tools, polls and Q&A. Attendee Hub includes a mobile event app and virtual experiences. Registration can be tried for free, but pricing is provided by quote and no plan prices are listed. Professional includes 15 user logins; Enterprise includes all user logins and lists MFA, SSO, task management, budget management and resource management. Cvent supports pricing and transactions in more than 130 global currencies and says customers receive 24/7 support from its client services team. Its stated security credentials include certification against ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27701, and audits under SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type II. Attendee data is encrypted in transit with TLS 1.2 and at rest with AES-256, and payment processing is PCI DSS compliant.

haku is a web platform for endurance organizers and nonprofits running fundraising programs and events. It combines registration, fundraising, marketing, CRM and event operations. Endurance tools include branded mobile-first registration, wave and corral setup, bib and merchandise logistics, timing integrations and race-day updates. A native CRM, real-time dashboards and participant or supporter data support segmentation and outreach. Listed integrations include Salesforce, Runna, Google Tag, Stripe, Garmin, Strava and Queue-it. Salesforce can synchronize community, membership, donation, rewards, volunteer and registration data in real time. haku also offers eligibility lookup and automated donor outreach by email. Customers receive a customer experience contact, with support options that may include implementation, configuration, launch planning, participant support and on-site event support. The service says it operates across multiple regions, while currencies and payment methods depend on country and region. Pricing is transaction based, with no setup or subscription fees listed and exact terms varying by organization and program.