Eventiere covers your event before, during and after it happens: I'm attending cards before it opens, already-branded photos while it runs, and an Event Memories section that keeps it visible once it is over. Every guest becomes part of how you market the next one.
Event management software runs the logistics of your event: registration, check-in, the schedule. An event marketing platform is the layer on top of that, built to get people talking about your event before it opens and keep them engaged once it has closed. Eventiere is both, because separating them means running two systems for one event.
The difference is where the marketing comes from. Eventiere does not bolt a campaign tool onto your event. It runs on the photos, avatars and cards your guests already want, each one carrying your event's and your sponsors' branding by default. A guest sharing their own photo does more for your next event than a separate promotional post ever will.
The marketing does not happen in a separate campaign. It happens inside what a guest is already doing at each stage of your event.
You provide your own artwork. A guest adds their own photo on your event page and gets a personalised card, ready to share to their network or to download.
Guests find their own photos while the event is still running, by selfie or bib number, and see them on the live photo wall or at the print kiosk. Every one of those photos already carries the event's branding, and on premium plans your own watermark or a sponsor's photo frame, so a photo a guest shares mid-event is promoting the event and its sponsors before they even go home.
Sponsor photo frames · Watermark and downloads · Live photo wall
Once the event ends, the guest page keeps an Event Memories section, so the event's photos stay visible and easy to browse. Guests come back to their own gallery and share their memories, which is what keeps the event visible after it has closed.
Alongside attending cards, a guest can take a selfie, pick a style you designed, and leave a name and contact detail. Their avatar is ready in seconds, and every submission is a lead for your event and its sponsors.
A branded event page live from day one, registration set the way you want it (see access modes explained in the glossary), I'm attending cards and AI avatars, and a schedule for when the gallery opens.
Check-in and badge printing, a live photo wall on the venue screen, a print kiosk, guest photo uploads, attendee networking, and guests finding their own already-branded photos by selfie or bib number.
Each guest's personal gallery, an Event Memories section that keeps the event's photos scrolling on the guest page, video alongside photos, and analytics and sponsor reports.
In the confirmation email. Put the I'm attending card link straight in the email a guest gets when they register, so sharing happens while the excitement is highest.
Between sessions. Show the live photo wall on the main screen so the room sees itself, rather than a static agenda slide.
On the headline sponsor's photos. Frame every photo with the headline sponsor's logo before it reaches a guest's phone, so their branding travels with photos guests actually keep.
At your own stand. Let a guest's AI avatar collect a name and contact detail the moment they stop to make one, rather than chasing a business card afterwards.
For more ideas grouped by when they happen, see event marketing ideas.
Analytics and sponsor reports show views, downloads and shares for the event and for sponsor branding specifically, so a report is something you hand over rather than assemble by hand. The ROI calculator turns that into a number you can put in front of a sponsor or your own management.
Lead capture runs across the whole event, not only at registration: registration details, avatar submissions and attendee lists are all there to export when you need them.
The free plan covers unlimited events and 300 photos a month, with no card needed. Unlimited photos start from $99 a month. Premium plans add your own watermark, sponsor photo frames and white-label on top of everything above. See the full breakdown on pricing.
It is software that helps you promote an event, run it and follow up afterwards, in one place. Eventiere's version is built on the photos, avatars and cards your guests already want to share, so promotion, the live experience and follow-up all happen through the same event page.
Event management covers logistics: registration, check-in and running the day. Event marketing covers promotion and what keeps people talking about it. Eventiere does both: registration and check-in on one side, and guest-driven sharing, sponsor branding and reports on the other.
Eventiere is not a ticketing platform. It gives you a branded event page with registration and check-in built in, and lets you set how open or controlled it is. If you sell tickets elsewhere, keep that tool and share your Eventiere event link from the confirmation email.
Before, guests see a branded event page and can share that they are attending. During, they check in, upload and find their own photos, and see a live photo wall. After, each guest gets a personal gallery and album link, and you get analytics and sponsor reports.
No. Registration, check-in, photo search, avatars and sharing all work in a guest's own phone browser.
Yes. The free plan covers unlimited events and 300 photos a month, with no card needed. Unlimited photos start from $99 a month, and premium plans add your own watermark, sponsor photo frames and white-label.