Planning, in general, is stressful. But planning for an event is incredibly stressful, and it can quickly become overwhelming; regardless of your experience, contacts or your team’s size. Event registration tools can help you save time by automating some of the most crucial parts of this process.

12 Top Event Registration Tools

To make things easier, the first section is about tools that have both paid and free plans. The second section includes options that have only paid plans or pricing on request.

Lastly, we have included a free option as well.

Paid + Free Event Registration Platforms

1. SurveySparrow

Event registration tool #1: SurveySparrow homepage

SurveySparrow is a flexible and powerful experience management platform. Like a Swiss Army knife, you can adapt it to fit your uses. It offers a free plan and paid plans starting at $7/month, which includes:

Customizable and brandable event registration forms.
Multiple registration channels including QR code, SMS, link, email, embeds, social media or WhatsApp.
Automated email reminders and confirmations.
Real-time reporting, and analytics tools for tracking event performance.
Ticketing software for tracking and closing attendee complaints.
1,200+ integrations with Zapier, Mailchimp, Google Calendar and more.

Limitation: SurveySparrow’s free plan doesn’t give access to payment features or attendee notifications. But it does have access to 1500+ integrations via Zapier. So connecting your form with your payment and marketing apps is super-simple.

You can try SurveySparrow for free for 14 days, and switch to the Forever Free plan if that suits your needs.

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2. Jotform

Event registration tool #2: Jotform homepage — Source: Jotform

Jotform is a popular online form builder that can be used for event registration. The free plan allows 100 submissions per month. Paid plans start at $34/month, and include:

100+ event registration form templates
Customizable themes and branding
Automatic email confirmations
Integrations with payment gateways, CRMs, and more.

Limitation: Jotform’s forms look good and work as they’re intended to. But some users might prefer more customization options.

If you want your event forms to have more pizzazz, check out this roundup of the best Jotform alternatives.

3. Eventbrite Organizer

Event registration tool #3: Eventbrite Organizer homepage — Source; Eventbrite

Eventbrite’s Organizer module, geared toward event organizers, includes all of the core features they would use to manage their event on the platform. It’s free for up to 25 tickets; paid plans start at US $1.79 + 3.7% per ticket sold. Key features include:

Online event registration and ticketing
Customizable event pages and registration forms
Attendee check-in and management tools
Detailed sales and attendance reports

Limitation: The percentage fee on tickets sold can costly for non-profits.

Also, if you’re someone who wants complete control over your event page branding, you may find the customizations here a bit basic; choose a theme, change the colors, and add 1 main event video or upto 10 main images.

4. RSVPify

Event registration tool #4: RSVPify homepage — Source: RSVPify

RSVPify has a comprehensive set of tools for event planners, particularly for registration and guest management. If you only need it for selling tickets, it costs $0.90 + 1.95% per ticket sold.

But if you need it for full-fledged event management, the free plan allows up to 100 registrations per event. The paid plans start at $19/month and include:

Customizable and brandable event websites, and registration forms
Automated email confirmations and reminders
Contactless check-ins and attendance tracking
Reporting and analytics tools for tracking event performance and registration trends
AI-powered event concierge (WIP).

Limitation: Users have mentioned that there are a lot of features to choose from – and some of those features can be hard to find. This simply means that you may need to spend more time learning the ins and outs of the platform.

5. GoTo Webinar

Event registration tool #6: GoTo Webinar homepage — Source: GoTo

If knowledge-sharing in a virtual setting is a core part of your event, you might want to consider GoTo Webinar. The free plan allows planning, promotions, and analytics for 100 registrants per event. Paid plans start at $59/organizer/month, and include:

Webinar hosting and live-streaming
Customizable registration forms and confirmation emails
Automated email reminders and follow-ups
Polls, handouts and Q&As
Detailed webinar analytics and reports

Limitation: You get what you pay for. In addition, many users have reported technical glitches while using the product.

Paid Event Registration Platforms

6.EventBookings

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EventBookings works well for event planners of all sizes, but it's good for people or small groups who run one-off or occasional events. Its easy-to-understand pricing (with no subscriptions) and user-friendly setup make it perfect for community get-togethers, charity events, or business workshops. This platform helps manage events from start to end, without the fuss of more complex systems. Here's what it offers:

Event pages you can customize with your own branding, banners, videos, and photo galleries
Up-to-the-minute data to track ticket sales and how engaged attendees are
QR code tickets mobile scanning, and digital check-ins to get people in
A safe way to handle payments that keeps your data private
Video calls built right in for events that are part online part in-person or virtual

Limitation: The template design choices are somewhat restricted, which might limit how much you can customize the look.

But its affordable clear pricing and user-friendly nature make it a good option for event organizers watching their budget.

7. Whova

While event organizers of all kinds can, and do, use Whova, this platform is a better fit for event management companies (in our opinion). They can use Whova to manage multiple client events efficiently; it has comprehensive features for the entire event lifecycle. Key features include:

Customizable registration forms
Mobile event app with push notifications, contactless check-ins, and attendee engagement tools
Speaker and exhibitor management within the platform.
Event promotion through social media/email integrations and custom websites

Limitation: Whova doesn’t offer a free plan or a trial. Also, they don’t show their pricing upfront.

According to a couple of user reviews it’s because everything is sold as add-ons. As a result, it’s almost impossible to test out the platform – an essential step if you want to know whether it’s worth the money. Eventcube is a best alternative to Whova, offering more transparent pricing and flexible options for event organizers who need to explore the platform before committing

8. RegFox

If you just need an event check in software – one that’s both user-friendly and affordable – RegFox is a solid choice. Paid plans start at $0.99 + 1% per ticket sold, and they include:

No-code event page builder
Automated emails for confirmation and reminders
Event app for attendee check-ins, engagement and networking
Ticket sales data reports and exports
In-built CRM for attendee and lead management

Limitation: RegFox does not offer a free plan or a trial. But it does offer a 30-minute demo video, which you can access once you sign up for the platform. Users expecting 2,000 attendees or more are eligible for a custom 1 on 1 demo.

9. Bizzabo

Due to its all-in-one feature set, Bizzabo is an ideal B2B event platform for large organizations and experiential event agencies. Paid plans start at $499/user/month, and includes:

End-to-end event management – from planning and marketing to registration, logistics, and event analytics.
Attendee engagement tools like mobile app, livestreaming, brandable chat channels, Q&A, and more.
Integrate with marketing automation tools, CRMs, and other platforms.
Klik Experiential SmartBadges – wearable tech for check-ins, information sharing, and lead capture for exhibitors.

Limitation: Bizzabo’s pricing is on par with its features, which are designed for managing complex events with many elements.

If you’re not planning for something on this scale, there are other tools on this list which are far cheaper.

10. Cvent

Cvent is a leading provider of event management technology. In other words, it offers software solutions for event planning, management, marketing, venues and suppliers. As this is an exhaustive list to cover, we’ll stick to Cvent’s advantages as an event registration tool:

Personalized registration forms
Custom, brandable event websites and email
Automated waitlisting
Event cloning
Multi-track registrations and self-serve registrations
Built-in content library for policies, brochures, maps, and more.

Limitation: The diversity of Cvent’s features means that you need to be prepared for a long learning curve. Additionally, Cvent is on the expensive end, but it’s worth it if you need the extra features.

11. SpotMe

If building a unique event experience for your attendees is a priority, SpotMe’s features might be just what you need. Like Bizzabo, SpotMe has an extensive list of event solutions. So we’ll just look into its USPs as an event registration tool:

Customized registration workflows for different event types: open, private or mixed
Branded event pages with conditional logic
Automated email follow-ups with targeting, based on variables like attendee type or language.
Insights into attendee engagement and event performance

Limitation: Aside from some minor technical glitches, we didn’t come across any serious complaints about SpotMe. However, like all large platforms, it has a steep learning curve. Plus, it’s one of the pricier tools on this list.

Free Event Registration Platform

12. HubSpot Free Online Form Builder

You thought it would be Google Forms, didn’t you? While it’s a reliable option, it currently doesn’t offer in-built payment processing or automatic confirmation emails. Both are there in HubSpot. Other key features include:

Customizable event registration forms
Integration with HubSpot CRM and marketing tools
Basic event analytics and reporting

Limitation: If you’re planning a small event, and you just need a basic registration tool, go for HubSpot. However, you may need a paid subscription to access more advanced form features.

Google Forms, on the other hand, is totally free.

The 4 Benefits of an Event Registration Tool (Aside from the Obvious)

Event registration software are good for more than just managing queues. They can:

1. Save time and effort

With these tools, you can automate many tasks in registration: like capturing attendee information, processing payments, and sending confirmation alerts.

Result: You are free to focus on the important stuff – like venue coordination and speaker scheduling.

2. Track ticket sales

This is a key KPI for any event. You can also track ticket sales in real-time.

Result: You can adjust your marketing and promotion efforts accordingly.

3. Maintain attendee communications

Event registration tools allow attendees to register quickly and easily from any device. They can maintain follow-ups and provide attendees with access to vital information, such as the schedule and speaker bios.

Result: You can keep a constant line of communication with your attendees with little manual effort.

4. Mine precious data

Information from registration forms can tell you everything you need to know about your TG – like their demographic details, contact details, areas of interest and more.

Result: You can improve future editions of your event and create more relevant marketing campaigns.

Wrapping Up

Choosing the right event registration tool can make a huge difference to your event experience.

The tools we’ve listed offer everything – from user-friendly interfaces to powerful analytics and customization. Find the one that fits your needs, and you’ll be free to focus on the most important part – setting your event up for success. Adios!

12 Event Registration Tools to Level Up Your Attendee Experience