Eventist - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Eventist gives event organizers one place to sell tickets and run the day. Festivals, conferences, concerts, competitions, venues and studios sell general admission, VIP and early-bird tiers, reserved seats, passes, registrations and memberships on a branded event page or a checkout embedded on their own website. Pricing is a flat fee per ticket instead of a percentage, with no setup fee or contract for paid ticketing, and ticket money settles straight to the organizer's own Stripe or Square account.

Behind the ticket sit the tools most events juggle separately. Drag-and-drop scheduling handles multi-stage, multi-day programs with conflict detection, and changes flow to performer dashboards and the attendee schedule. An interactive site map shows stages, vendor and exhibitor booths, first aid and exits. Staff and volunteers get roles, shifts and a task board, and the crew follows a live run of show on event day.

At the door, any phone becomes a QR scanner that keeps working offline and flags duplicate tickets, and a built-in point of sale handles walk-up sales. Marketing tools include abandoned-cart recovery by email and SMS, automated email sequences, promoter referral links, discount codes, waitlists for sold-out items and ad pixels. Competition organizers add studio registration, divisions and heat grouping, live judge scoring and instant results.

Attendees open a secure link for their tickets, personal schedule and live map, with no app download or account needed. Eventist runs in eight languages, integrates with Mailchimp, HubSpot, Klaviyo, Brevo, Meta Ads, Zoom, Shopify and Raiser's Edge NXT, and includes an AI assistant that builds tickets and schedules from a plain-language description.