EventCreate vs haku

EventCreate is an event management platform for event websites, registration, RSVPs, ticket sales, attendee tracking, and event operations. Organizers can build customizable event websites without coding or server setup, then choose Simple, RSVP, Ticketed, or Multi-Event registration. QR check-in works through an app or desktop, with on-demand namebadge printing. The platform accepts major card brands, offline payments, and donations, and says payments transfer directly to organizers. Customers own attendee data and can export lists as CSV or Excel files. The free plan includes one event, 50 attendees, and one user, with a 5% ticketing fee. Paid annual-billed plans begin at $5 a month; Personal includes unlimited events, 50 attendees per event, one user, and a 2% ticketing fee. Higher plans raise attendee and user limits while reducing ticketing fees, with Enterprise listing a 0% fee. Annual and monthly billing are available, and upgrades are prorated for the remaining billing cycle. Mobile attendee apps are available on iOS and Android in the United States, Canada, and Australia.

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.