How events get run today,
and what changes with Eventhea.
We don't compare brands: we compare the ways an event gets managed. Yours is probably one of these four.
Scroll the table to see every plan →
| Eventhea | Ticketing marketplaces | Forms and spreadsheets | Chat and social | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| How you pay | Stated monthly price, or €20 once for a single event; €0.50 per person on public events | No subscription, but a commission on every ticket sold | Free in tools, expensive in hours | Free in tools, expensive in hours |
| Who owns the attendees | You do: they're in your CRM, you reach them when you want | The platform does, and shares contacts on its terms | You do, scattered across files and inboxes | Inside the chats: no real list |
| Registrations | Event page with sign-up and live remaining spots | Well made, but inside their site | A form, then copy-paste by hand | You count the messages |
| Reaching attendees | Push notifications to followers, to everyone or by tag, up to 5 a day | Limited to what they allow | By hand, one at a time | In the group, where everything gets lost |
| Public organisation page | Included, your branding, always up to date | A profile inside their marketplace | None | Your social profile |
| Working as a team | Roles and granular permissions | Depends on the plan | Whoever opens the file edits it | Everyone's an admin |
Why we name no one. A competitor named today changes its prices and features tomorrow, and this page would become false on its own. Categories last, and everyone recognises their own.
When Eventhea is worth it
When events are more than one a year, attendees are people you want to find again next time, and more than one person does the work.
Your first event
costs €20.
Try it on your next one, and compare it with what you use now.
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