The Eventeny alternative
- Eventeny: US$0 to US$240 a month, plus 3 to 5% of your sales
- Here: from US$29 per seat a month on Starter, pay as you go, or US$399 per seat a month on Growth with no sales fees
- Booths with deposits, balances and automatic reminders
- Money settles in your own Stripe account, no transfer step
- Suppliers paid from the same ledger the sales land in
- A customer service agent that answers your buyers for you
Crowd runs the same shows Eventeny does, fairs, conventions, festivals and exhibitions, as end-to-end technology: booths, tickets and sponsorships through one checkout, with budgets, supplier payments and the door behind it.
Crowd runs the same shows Eventeny does, as end-to-end technology: booths, tickets and sponsorships through one checkout, with budgets, supplier payments and the door behind it.
Every payment settles directly to the organiser’s own Stripe account.


Eventeny vs Crowd for a fair or a convention
Eventeny is the closest thing to a like-for-like competitor, which is exactly why the differences are worth a table: where the money settles, what the fee is, and who pays the suppliers.
| What your show needs | Eventeny | Crowd |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Basic US$0, Starter US$60, Plus US$120, Pro US$240 a month on annual, plus 3 to 5% transaction fee | from US$29 per seat a month on Starter, pay as you go, or US$399 per seat a month on Growth with no sales fees. Tickets, booths and sponsorships all in it |
| Where the money settles | Eventeny, transferred to you, typically next day | Your own Stripe account, no transfer step |
| Exhibitor and vendor booths | Applications, jury scoring, approve or waitlist, booth map | Applications, approve or waitlist, deposits and balances with reminders, opt-in floor plan inside the purchase |
| Exhibitor payment plans | Instalment plans, mentioned in the FAQ | Deposit and balance per booth type, reminders automatic, overdue list live |
| Sponsorships | Sponsor management | Packages sold through the same checkout, with instalments |
| Paying your suppliers | Outside the platform | Invoices emailed in, read and matched, approved and paid from the show ledger, posted to Xero |
| On-site | Organizer app check-in, ticket scanning | QR scanning on any phone, badge printing, kiosk self check-in, walk-up sales, offline mode |
| Attendee support | You answer attendee email yourself | A customer service agent on your own AI account drafts every reply from your event; you approve |
| Schedule, volunteers, programme | Built in | Session tickets with caps; no volunteer roster or programme builder |
| Built for | Festivals, fairs, markets, conventions, US first | Organiser-owned exhibitions, expos, conventions and fairs, AU first, six currencies |
Eventeny plan prices and fees are as published on eventeny.com/pricing in August 2026, in US dollars; card processing fees are charged on top by both platforms. Confirm current figures with Eventeny directly.
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Ticketing platform fees only, over a year of sales; card processing applies on every platform and is excluded on all sides. Crowd covers every event on the one licence. Competitor figures are their published standard rates as at August 2026 (Eventeny prices in USD) and change at their discretion; check each platform for current pricing.
A commerce layer for exhibitions and events.
Money in
Your website
Event pages and checkout, embedded on your own site
Tickets
Sold on your event page
Booths and floor space
Deposit or pay in full
Sponsorships
Collected on schedule
Applications
Approve who can buy tickets, booths and sponsorships
Crowd workspace
Sell out on autopilot
Claude connector (MCP)
Live
Connect your own Claude to your workspace: revenue, orders, invoices and applications on tap.
Marketing suite
In beta
Meta Ads and Google Ads connected: spend, conversions and return on ad spend, in your workspace.
Customer Service Agent
Live
Answers your buyers around the clock; you approve every reply.
Your Stripe account
Sales settle directly in your own account. Crowd never holds the money. Payouts and supplier payments run on Stripe rails, with automatic instalment plans for booths and sponsorships.
Venue
Scheduled payments
Suppliers
Scheduled payments
Crew
Scheduled payments
Your Xero ledger
Daily sales post into your own Xero as draft invoices, tagged per event, ready to reconcile against payouts and supplier payments.
Money out
Event commerce suite
Exhibitor space
Booth A12, Modern Home Expo
Corner space, 3m x 3m, power included
Payment method
Card
Card information

15% deposit locks the space. The plan collects the rest.
The exhibitor gets a tax invoice and a payment plan they can see.
Exhibitors pay in full or by instalments
Set the booth payment plan
A deposit locks the space; the rest collects itself in the weeks before doors.
Auto-collect via Stripe
Each instalment charges itself on the day. Reminders go out first.
Accept deposits
Buyers can start with the deposit plan or pay in full.
Automated exhibitor instalment payments
Attendee tickets and passes
Modern Home Expo
Friday 28 August, 10:00 am, Melbourne
Payment method
Card
Card information

Tickets arrive by email with wallet passes and a QR for the gate.
Embedded checkout, and every ticket lands in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet
Choose your payout schedule
Sales settle into your own Stripe account. Change the schedule whenever it suits the show.
Standard
Daily
Daily
Drip
25% of sales paid out daily
25% of sales
paid out daily
Manual
Pay out on your own schedule
Pay out on your
own schedule
Payout details
Your own payouts never carry an Crowd fee.
Your payout schedule: standard, drip or manual
Event sponsorships
Gold Partner, Modern Home Expo
Naming rights, main stage and 6 passes
Payment method
Card
Card information

50% on agreement. The balance collects on schedule.
Sponsor receives the agreement, tax invoice and schedule in one email.
Secure sponsorships, inject cash flow
Set the sponsorship plan
Half on agreement, the balance on schedule, every payment against the one tax invoice.
Auto-collect via Stripe
Each instalment charges itself on the day. Reminders go out first.
Accept deposits
Buyers can start with the deposit plan or pay in full.
More sponsorships, more capital
Real events, sold end to end
View a live demo event now
Open the ticket, booth, sponsorship and application pages for each event below.

Modern Home Expo
A three-day home, design and renovation show.
- 25,000+ attendees
- 500+ exhibitors
- Live design & renovation demos
Track, pay out and reconcile event revenue.
Events financial automation
LYNN Events LLC
Admin
Revenue dashboard
Real revenue from paid orders across your show, live as sales complete.
Total revenue
Live$900,000.00of $750,000.00 goal 120%
Paid orders
2,860
Units sold
6,120
Avg order
$314
$125,000.00
of $300,000.00 goal
2,598 orders, 5,839 units
$600,000.00
of $650,000.00 goal
238 orders, 252 units
$175,000.00
of $200,000.00 goal
24 orders, 29 units
Net revenue
Door traffic
Busiest: Sat 18 Jul, 10:00 to 10:30 (412 check-ins)13,590 check-ins across four show days, in 30-minute slots. Darker means busier.
| Show day | 9:00 | 10:00 | 11:00 | 12:00 | 13:00 | 14:00 | 15:00 | 16:00 | Total | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 · Thu 16 Jul | 2,340 | |||||||||||||||
| Day 2 · Fri 17 Jul | 3,180 | |||||||||||||||
| Day 3 · Sat 18 Jul | 4,650 | |||||||||||||||
| Day 4 · Sun 19 Jul | 3,420 |
Accounting automation
Budget planner
Plan income and costs, track budgeted against actual, and see the projected margin.
Received invoices: 3 awaiting review
Open invoicesAvailable balance
$412,300.00
Pending
$38,500.00
Planned income
$860,000.00
Actual income
$900,000.00
From real paid sales
Budgeted cost
$390,000.00
Actual cost
$262,600.00
From approved invoices
Projected margin
$470,000.00
Cost lines
Add lineMain hall hire
120,000
Rigging and power
24,600
Main stage AV
41,200
Security and cleaning
9,800
Launch campaign
36,500
Bump-in and show crew
0
Exhibitor lounge
6,200
Wayfinding and fit-out
9,300
Public liability and permits
15,000
Reserve
0
| Category | Description | Budgeted | Actual | Variance | Allocation | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Venue hire | Main hall hire | 120,000 | 120,000 | $0.00 | Allocate | |
| Venue hire | Rigging and power | 28,000 | 24,600 | $3,400.00 | Allocate | |
| AV & Production | Main stage AV | 45,000 | 41,200 | $3,800.00 | Allocate | |
| Operations and logistics | Security and cleaning | 22,000 | 9,800 | $12,200.00 | Allocate | |
| Marketing and advertising | Launch campaign | 38,000 | 36,500 | $1,500.00 | Allocate | |
| Staffing & Crew | Bump-in and show crew | 30,000 | 0 | $30,000.00 | Allocate | |
| Catering & Hospitality | Exhibitor lounge | 18,000 | 6,200 | $11,800.00 | Allocate | |
| Design & Signage | Wayfinding and fit-out | 24,000 | 9,300 | $14,700.00 | Allocate | |
| Insurance & Permits | Public liability and permits | 15,000 | 15,000 | $0.00 | Allocate | |
| Contingency | Reserve | 50,000 | 0 | $50,000.00 | Allocate |
Exhibition and events invoicing
Invoices awaiting review
3 to reviewMCEC Venue final instalment
Matched to budget: Venue hire, Main hall hire
Acme AV Main stage AV progress claim
Matched to budget: AV & Production, Main stage AV
Bloom Studio Floral styling
Not in the budget yet
Invoices arrive by email, read themselves and land here matched to the right line. One approval allocates the cost and queues the payment.
Automated payments and reconciliation
Upcoming payments
Six weeks to doorsStaging Co
Floor build progress claim
$46,000.00Paid$46,000.00
MCEC
Venue final instalment
$60,000.00Scheduled$60,000.00
Acme AV
Main stage AV progress claim
$18,400.00On auto$18,400.00
Fork and Flame
Catering balance
$11,800.00On auto$11,800.00
Crew payroll
Bump-in and show days
$30,000.00Scheduled$30,000.00
Every payment runs from your Stripe balance on its date. Approvals upstream, money out on time, nothing typed twice.
Integrates directly to Xero
Simplified booth, ticket and sponsorship sales.
Invite exhibitors, automate their applications and instalment plans, then register them at bump-in: booth assigned, lanyards counted, passes printed.
Invite exhibitors to attend
Invite exhibitors
Send the link; each invite tracks from sent to applied to sold.
Approve and reject applications
Exhibitor applications
With applications on, buyers must be approved before they can pay for a booth.
Harper Lane trading as Coastal Ceramics
Booth B04, corner 3m x 3m
Marcus Chen trading as Chen Robotics
Booth C12, island 6m x 6m
Aria Sound trading as Aria Sound Pty Ltd
Booth C02, 6m x 3m
Priya Patel trading as Verde Living
Booth D08, 3m x 6m
Quickfit Tools trading as Quickfit Tools
Booth B11, 3m x 3m
Approved exhibitors get their checkout link the moment you say yes. Rejected ones get a courteous no, written for you.
Approve applications, automate the rest.
Exhibitor applications
Modern Home Expo · 312 received
Leah
Northshore Blinds
Corner near the entrance, B02 or B03, power for a demo
Mia
Salt and Stone Studio
Inline 3m x 3m, Pavilion A, any spot
Raj
Haven Solar
Island 6m x 6m beside the main stage
Islands are sold out. First in line if one frees up.
Approve and their booth checkout link goes out. Waitlist and they stay in line for the next spot.
Register everyone on site.
Event registration and check-in
Registration
The check-in desk for Modern Home Expo. Search the roster or scan at the gate; exhibitors bump in with lanyards counted against their allotment.
Attendees
4,812 checked inTicket check-in. Search the roster or scan tickets at the gate.
Exhibitors
212 of 252 bumped inBump-in desk. Booths, payment state, lanyards and exhibitor check-in.
Exhibitor desk
Coastal Ceramics
Booth B04
2 of 2 lanyardsBumped inChen Robotics
Booth C12
4 of 6 lanyardsBumped inVerde Living Priya Patel
Booth D08, 3m x 6m · Paid in full · 3 of 4 lanyards collected
Aria Sound
Booth C02
0 of 3 lanyardsDue todayInstalink
Booth A03
1 of 2 lanyardsBumped inThe same desk runs on a phone at the gate. Scan the QR, the roster updates everywhere.
Event and exhibition badges
Badge printing
Per-ticket-type designs on the event’s own branding. What you see is what prints.
MODERN HOME EXPO
18–20 September 2026
Sarah Mitchell
Interior Designer · Studio South
Weekend Pass
EX-48211
Attendee
MODERN HOME EXPO
Harper Lane
Coastal Ceramics · Booth B04
Exhibitor
Exhibitor · 3-day bump-in pass
The same questions every night. Answered.
attendeehelp.com is the customer service agent for expos and trade shows, built and hosted by Crowd. Every event here gets its own address on it, included in your licence and run on your own AI account. See attendeehelp.com
Event customer service agent
Customer agent
Reads every question, drafts the reply, waits for your tick.
When it is not sure, it does not guess. The question lands with you instead.
A custom address for your show
Your agent address
Home Expo, Melbourne
Your event’s support address
Moving from Eventeny
How does Crowd pricing compare with Eventeny?
Eventeny publishes four plans, Basic at US$0 and Starter, Plus and Pro at US$60, US$120 and US$240 a month on an annual basis, plus a 3 to 5 per cent transaction fee on sales and card fees on top. Crowd is one licence: from US$29 per seat a month on Starter, pay as you go, or US$399 per seat a month on Growth with no sales fees. Ticket, booth and sponsorship sales are all in it, plus Stripe's card fee. Figures as published in August 2026.
Does Crowd do vendor and exhibitor management like Eventeny?
Yes. Exhibitors apply online, you approve, waitlist or decline, they pay a deposit and the balance on your date, they pick a booth on your floor plan if you use one, and their staff badges print at the door. The difference is the commercial story is on the page, not buried: deposits, balances and the price of the licence are the headline, not an FAQ.
Where does the money go?
Into your own Stripe account, on Stripe’s schedule. Crowd is not in the payout path and holds nothing. Eventeny states funds are typically transferred next day; with Crowd there is no transfer step because the sale settled to you in the first place.
Can I run a festival, a fair or a convention on Crowd?
Yes. The platform was built for organiser-owned shows that live on booth, ticket and sponsorship revenue: comic cons, craft fairs, home shows, food festivals, trade shows. The vertical pages in the footer show how each one runs, with live demo events you can buy a ticket from.
What about the schedule, volunteers and mapping?
Session tickets with caps and per-type check-in counts are in; a volunteer roster and a public programme builder are not, and we would rather say so than sell a module. Floor plans are an opt-in per organiser, placed inside the booth purchase after type and quantity, never a browse-first map.
Does Crowd pay my suppliers too?
Yes, and Eventeny does not. Invoices are emailed to your event’s own address, read and matched to your budget, approved by you and paid on schedule from the show ledger, with daily sales posting to Xero. The show earns and spends in one place.
Can we start with one event?
Yes. Create the event, connect Stripe, publish, and you are selling the same day. Book onboarding and we will set it up with you.
Pricing
We sell you the technology end-to-end, forever.
Starter
US$29
per seat a month
Pay as you go. Pay only for what you sell and use.
- Pay as you go
- From US$0.99 a ticket
- Booths: US$15 per booth sold
- Sponsorships: US$20 per sale
- Customer service agent: US$0.50 per resolution
- Outreach emails: US$1 per 50 sent
- Email checks: US$2 per 50
Growth
Most popularUS$399
per seat a month
No sales fees. Sell the floor and fill it.
- No ticket, booth or sponsorship fees
- Included per seat, pooled
- 250 customer service resolutions
- 500 email checks
- 2,000 outreach emails
- 500 contact finds
- 1 LinkedIn account
Enterprise
US$999
per seat a month
Big shows, many teams, full volume.
- No ticket, booth or sponsorship fees
- Included per seat, pooled
- 1,000 customer service resolutions
- 2,000 email checks
- 10,000 outreach emails
- 1,500 contact finds
- 2 LinkedIn accounts
Integrated into your business, end to end, in 6 weeks.
All prices are in US dollars (USD), per seat a month. Annual billing gets 2 months free. Stripe card processing applies on every plan, paid from your own Stripe account.
Everything included
- Ticket sales: paid and free tickets, promo codes, and passes that land in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet.
- Booth sales: a floor plan exhibitors buy from, in full or by instalments.
- Sponsorship sales: sponsorship packages sold online, with payment plans.
- Finance automation: revenue tracking, invoice review and reconciliation.
- Customer service agent*: answers buyer questions at your event’s own address.
- Payables and budgets: budgets, supplier invoices and scheduled payments.
- CRM: exhibitor lists, contacts, imports and invitation sequences in one place.
- Exhibitor and partner portal: payments with pay early, to-dos, named passes, company profile and terms in one link.
- Payments and terms: deposits, instalment plans charged automatically, refunds that cancel the rest, and versioned terms accepted at checkout.
- Connections: Gmail, Google Calendar, Xero, Meta Ads and Google Ads from one page.
- Registration: a door desk with scan and search check-in, and one-tap undo.
- Scan-in: the door scanner checks attendees and exhibitors in.
- Badge design and printing: design your badges, then print them one at a time or in batches.
Outreach engine, on every plan (pay as you go on Starter)
- Prospect board by audience
- Follow-up cadence across email, LinkedIn, Instagram and phone
- Automatic email sequences from approved templates, with warm-up and daily caps
- Send guard: the right name for the address, verified addresses, no unfilled tags
- Reply detection that stops the sequence
- Apollo contact finding by role, and email verification
- Google Calendar booking link and meeting tracking
- KPIs, Today page and morning digest
- LinkedIn steps (optional add-on)
Integrated into your business, end to end, in 6 weeks.
* The customer service agent runs on Crowd's own Claude allowance, metered per resolution. Every conversation and all your data stay yours.
Event spotlight

Maine Home Show
Auburn, Portland and Augusta, United States
A three-city home show series presented by Hammond Lumber, a fourth-generation family lumber business. Around 80 vendors a show, run tight, booked out with local trades every autumn and spring.

