EventMobi vs Sched

Compare EventMobi and Sched on pricing, features, platforms, and ratings — both Video Conferencing tools, Per-event and annual subscription vs Annual…

At a Glance

 EventMobiSched
Primary categoryVideo ConferencingVideo Conferencing
RatingNot documentedNot documented
Pricing modelPer-event and annual subscriptionAnnual subscription tiers plus a free plan for small events
Starting priceFrom $3,000 per event or $8,900 per year for unlimited eventsLaunch plan from about $600/year
Free planNot documentedYes
Free trialYesYes
PlatformsWeb, iOS, AndroidWeb
Team collaborationNot documentedNot documented
AI featuresYesYes
Public APIYesNot documented

Pricing Compared

Starting price reflects the lowest paid tier, not the full cost for every team size or usage level.

EventMobi

Per Event — From $3,000 Per event
Per Year (Unlimited Events) — From $8,900 Annual
Enterprise / Custom — Custom pricing Custom

Sched

Launch — About $600/year annual
Boost — About $1,500/year annual
Ultra — About $3,900/year annual
Enterprise — Custom annual

Pros & Cons

EventMobi

Pros

  • Consistently rated easy to use for both event organizers and attendees on G2 and Capterra
  • Centralizes sessions, speakers, sponsors, and attendee data in one system with real-time agenda updates
  • Responsive customer support, including a dedicated Event Success Manager on annual plans
  • Free API and Zapier integration make it possible to connect EventMobi into a broader tool stack

Cons

  • Per-event starting price of $3,000 can be high for small or infrequent events
  • Streaming, video storage, and badge-printing hardware are billed as separate add-ons on top of the base plan
  • Some reviewers note limited bilingual or localization customization within the app interface
  • Reordering complex, multi-track agendas can be tedious compared to fully automated scheduling tools

Sched

Pros

  • Purpose-built for multi-track conferences and event agendas rather than generic scheduling
  • Personalized attendee scheduling app improves the on-site experience
  • Sponsor and lead retrieval tools support event monetization
  • Discounts available for nonprofits, education, government, and startups
  • Free or low-cost options for smaller events under about 50 attendees

Cons

  • Pricing is structured as annual plans, which can be a larger upfront commitment than monthly SaaS tools
  • Advanced features like custom reporting and priority support are reserved for the top Ultra tier
  • Enterprise features such as on-premise hosting require custom sales conversations
  • Less suited to simple one-on-one appointment scheduling than dedicated booking tools

Use Cases

EventMobi

  • Corporate Conferences and Internal Events — Companies use EventMobi to build event websites, manage registration, and run branded event apps for annual conferences, sales kickoffs, and internal meetings.
  • Association and Membership Conferences — Associations and nonprofits use EventMobi's annual unlimited-events plan to run recurring conferences with a dedicated Event Success Manager and carry-forward attendee licenses.
  • Hybrid and Virtual Summits — Organizations running remote-inclusive events use EventMobi's streaming, on-demand video, and virtual booth tools built on its Run The World acquisition to reach attendees who cannot travel onsite.

Sched

  • Multi-track conference scheduling — Organizers publish a full multi-day, multi-track agenda and let attendees build personalized schedules across sessions.
  • Sponsor and exhibitor lead capture — Sponsors and exhibitors use Sched's lead retrieval tools to capture and follow up with engaged attendees.
  • Speaker and session management — Event teams collect speaker submissions through call-for-papers workflows and publish speaker profile pages.

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