How Does eventcloud Actually Compare?
Side-by-side breakdowns of fees, payouts and features against the platforms you are probably shortlisting. We wrote them, so of course we are biased. The numbers, however, are not.
Every figure verified against live pricing pages, 11 June 2026. Spot something outdated? Tell us and we will fix it.
Twenty-nine Platforms. One Table Each. No Fog.
Each page covers pricing models, payout speed and conference features — plus the things we genuinely think the other lot do well. Yes, really.
Eventbrite
The consumer giant. Brilliant for discovery, expensive for success: 3.7% + $1.79 on every paid ticket adds up alarmingly fast.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsCvent
The enterprise incumbent. Enormous feature list, five-figure invoices, and a learning curve with its own academy.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsSwoogo
Our closest structural rival. Same flat philosophy, unlimited everything, roughly eight times the entry price.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsBizzabo
The premium event OS. $499 per user per month, three-user minimum, and the best bits live on the add-on menu.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsTicket Tailor
The friendly per-ticket indie. Genuinely cheaper for small events, and we say so. Just mind the add-on menu.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsWhova
The award-winning event app. Brilliant for networking and agendas — and it still takes 3% + $0.99 of every paid ticket.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsRegFox
The low-fee form builder. Genuinely cheap per registrant (capped), and we say so. Best for deep, conditional forms.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsTicketSpice
The simple flat-fee ticketer. Just $0.99 a ticket — lovely for small events, pricey once you hit festival volume.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsRSVPify
The elegant RSVP specialist. Lovely for weddings and galas; 1.95% + $0.90 a ticket once you go paid.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsAccelevents
The all-in-one for virtual and hybrid. Shares our no-per-ticket-fee idea — from about $7,500 a year.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsEventcube
The white-label storefront. Strong on memberships, and it takes 3–5% of every sale to do it.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsHumanitix
The charity ticketer. Its booking-fee profits fund children’s education — genuinely lovely — but it’s 5% + $1.29 a ticket and holds funds till after the event.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsTryBooking
The community-event bargain. Brilliantly cheap for schools and clubs; funds typically held until after the event.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsZoho Backstage
The 0%-commission peer. Same no-ticket-fee idea, but capped by attendees per event and part of the wider Zoho suite.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsTito
The developer-loved ticketer. Clean and API-friendly; 3% a ticket, and it dropped custom domains.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsHopin / RingCentral Events
The virtual/hybrid heavyweight (formerly Hopin). Built for streaming at scale; hybrid and on-site are quote-only.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsWebex Events
The branded-app specialist (formerly Socio). Great native app and lead retrieval; quote-only, credit-based pricing.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsStova
The enterprise suite (formerly Aventri). Tier-1 scale and RFID onsite kit — sold by custom quote.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsSplash
The event-marketing designer. Gorgeous branded pages and emails; quote-only, plus 1.25% + $0.49 a ticket.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsSwapcard
The AI matchmaking app. Great for trade-show networking; quote-only, with white-label and badging as add-ons.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsHubilo / Virtual PRO
The virtual broadcaster (Hubilo, now Virtual PRO). Built for streaming at scale; from $15,000 a year.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsvFairs
The all-format platform. Immersive virtual venues and onsite badging; quote-only, attendee-capped.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsEventzilla
The low-cost ticketer. From $1.50 a ticket; white-label and badging on its higher tiers.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsEventMobi
The app-first platform. Strong branded event app and full-service support; from $3,000 an event, quote-based.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsEventleaf
The affordable badger (by Jolly). Free to 100 attendees, then $1–$2 each, plus 1–4% on payments.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsBrella
The AI networking app. Great matchmaking for trade shows; quote-only, plus 2% on tickets.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsGlue Up
The association suite (formerly EventBank). Membership, CRM and events together; quote-only.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsAirmeet
The virtual engager. Webinars and social-lounge networking; from $167/mo, 2–4% on tickets.
Read the comparison → eventcloud vsTicketleap
The simple community ticketer. Low fee, free for free events; funds held till after the event.
Read the comparison →Verified 11 June 2026 against each platform's public pricing pages. Where a vendor hides pricing, we say so and cite independent research instead of guessing.
Run the Numbers on Your Own Event
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