Event Passport PRO vs EventHub

Event Passport PRO brings ticket sales, registration, agendas, attendee check-in, networking, sponsor showcases, and event analytics into one platform. Organizers can set ticket types, prices, and availability, with Stripe Checkout processing payments. Registration forms support text, dropdown, and multi-select fields, and data can be exported to CSV. Agendas can span multiple tracks and days and be embedded on an event website. Attendees check in with unique QR codes for events or sessions; organizers can optionally verify check-ins by GPS. Networking matches attendees using interests, goals, and sessions attended, with in-app connections and contact exchange. Digital passport stamps, live leaderboards, and stamp- or rank-based prizes support gamification. PRO includes CSV exports, webhooks, and a read-only API, which organizers must ask the company to enable. The free plan allows one active experience and up to 50 attendees, with a $1.99 fee per paid ticket sold. PRO costs $100 a month per 200-attendee block and charges $0.99 per paid ticket sold. Use cases include conferences, trade shows, multi-event programs, newsletters, webinars, and corporate events.

EventHub is a paid web-based event management product focused on package management, sponsor pipelines, and contracts. Its A La Carte option has no annual fee and charges a 10% booking fee. Starter costs $997 a year and includes one event token; extra tokens cost $997 each. Basic costs $3,735 a year with five tokens, and additional tokens cost $797 each. Premium costs $4,990 a year with ten tokens, while extra tokens cost $499 each. Starter renews on the date of the first event token. Basic and Premium renew on the base plan purchase date. There is no free plan. The number of included event tokens and the price of additional tokens vary by plan. A La Carte therefore uses booking-based charges instead of an annual subscription, while the three named tiers use annual billing. EventHub’s listed tools cover organizing packages, managing sponsor prospects, and handling contracts through the web.