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Floq Abstract Management vs Fourwaves

Floq Abstract Management

conferencecompass.com

Fourwaves

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Price from—$83.25/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
macOS—Yes
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
API—Yes
Plans published15
Spec score · Event Abstract Management Software7.3 (#21)9.1 (#1)
IntegrationsConference Compass lists Single Sign-On and membership database integrations among its custom integrations.The product publicly documents payment integrations including Stripe, PayPal, Moneris, TouchNet, Global Payments, Authorize.net and Worldline/Bambora.
PurposeFloq Abstract Management is designed to simplify abstract handling for academic and professional events, from submissions through reviewer decisions.Fourwaves manages academic conferences, including abstracts, peer review, registration, event websites, programs and conference apps.
SupportConference Compass lists additional support and integrations starting at €2,880.The pricing page lists AI, chat and email support on Starter and an onboarding call on Advanced.

Plans

Floq Abstract Management

  • Floq Abstract Management€1,900, paid once

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Fourwaves

  • StarterFree
  • StarterFree
  • Essential$999 a year
  • Advanced$2,599 a year
  • ProPriced on request

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Fourwaves

Fourwaves is a conference management service for academic and scientific events, covering abstract submissions, peer review, registration, event websites, programs and attendee apps. Submission forms can support calls for papers and abstracts, and organizers can export abstract books with author indexes. Review workflows offer single- or double-blind processes, reviewer conflict detection and custom scoring grids. Its iOS and Android app includes the event program, personal agenda, participant list and presentation materials, and works offline. An API with organization-specific keys provides endpoints for event, registration, form, submission and session data. The free Starter plan costs nothing and caps yearly submissions at 25. Essential costs $999 a year with a 100-submission limit; Advanced costs $2,599 a year with a 300-submission limit. Each lists a 3% service fee. When a yearly cap is reached, new submissions pause until an upgrade, though existing submissions, registrations and event websites remain accessible. The company describes its audience as research communities, universities, scientific societies and research networks.

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