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OPENPASS vs RegFox

OPENPASS

github.com

RegFox

regfox.com

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FigureOPENPASSRegFox
Price fromFree$499/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open sourceYes—
WebYesYes
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
APIYesYes
Self-hostedYes—
Plans published25
Spec score · Event Management Software8.2 (#60)9.3 (#6)
Spec score · Nonprofit Event Management Software8.3 (#9)8.8 (#5)
Spec score · Event Booking Software8.4 (#11)8.8 (#8)
Spec score · Event Website Builders8.3 (#14)8.7 (#9)
Company headquartersNo headquarters is stated on the maker’s GitHub organization or repository pages.Crunchbase lists Webconnex in Sacramento, California, United States.
Free planYesYes
Registration formsOrganizers can build event-specific drag-and-drop forms with text, select and checkbox fields.Yes
Security controlsThe roadmap specifies JWT authentication, auth-endpoint rate limiting, cryptographic QR hashes and atomic duplicate-check prevention.RegFox states that pages use 128-bit encryption on a PCI-compliant network, with encrypted transactions, cloud backups and PCI vendor documentation available on request.
TicketingThe platform emails QR tickets and supports optional paid tickets.Yes
What it doesOPENPASS is a self-hostable event platform for discovery, registration, ticketing, check-in and feedback.RegFox is a cloud event-registration and attendee-management platform for conferences, camps, courses, retreats, schools and other events.

Plans

OPENPASS

  • FreeFree
  • OpenPassFree

OPENPASS pricing →

RegFox

  • StandardFree
  • PremiumFree
  • Professional$499 a month
  • PremiumFree
  • StandardFree

RegFox pricing →

In their own words

OPENPASS

OPENPASS is a free, open-source event management platform that can be self-hosted or used through web and API access. Organizers can publish events in a list-only mode or manage a fuller lifecycle covering discovery, registration, ticketing, check-in and feedback. Discovery includes location-based calendars, an interactive map and local trending topics and organizers. A drag-and-drop form builder supports text, select and checkbox fields. The platform emails QR-code tickets and provides an offline-capable scanner designed to prevent duplicate scans atomically. A real-time dashboard covers registrations, check-ins and capacity utilization, with CSV attendee export. Bulk email and SMS notifications are included. Paid tickets are optional and use Hyperswitch; free events need no payment configuration. The documented deployment uses Docker Compose, PostgreSQL, separate frontend and API services, and session-cookie authentication for protected REST routes. OpenPass is licensed under AGPL-3.0, requiring publication of source changes when a modified version runs as a public service. Federation, waitlists, multilingual support, webhook integrations and fine-grained role permissions are listed as roadmap work.

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RegFox

RegFox provides event registration and management tools, including registration forms, ticketing, onsite check-in, an attendee app, and email tools for attendees and events. It also includes exhibitor tools. The service is available on the web, iOS, and Android. RegFox lists a free plan, with Standard and Premium both priced at $0/month and Professional at $499/month billed annually. Those plans also charge per registration. Standard lists $0.99 plus 1% per paid registration, capped at $4.99 per registrant, and $0.99 per registrant for free events. Premium lists $1.99 plus 1% per paid registration, capped at $5.99 per registrant, and $1.99 per registrant for free events. Professional lists $1.99 plus 1% per paid registration, capped at $5.99 per registrant, and $0.99 per registrant for free events. RegFox was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Sacramento, California, United States.

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