Eventzilla review: event websites, ticketing, agendas and check-in for in-person, hybrid and virtual events. Plans start at $1.50 per registration.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Eventzilla is an event management platform that brings the main tasks of running an event into one product. Organizers can build an event website, register attendees, sell tickets, set up an agenda, manage speakers and sponsors, check guests in and review reports afterward. The company describes it as everything needed to create, promote, manage and measure events.
It is aimed at business events such as conferences, training and workshops, fundraisers, tradeshows, festivals, sporting events, networking events and product launches. Eventzilla supports in-person, hybrid, virtual and webinar formats, and lists corporations, non-profits, associations, educational institutions and financial services as the industries it serves.
According to Eventzilla, setup starts with signing up and creating an event with descriptions, dates and details, with built-in AI available for help. Organizers then customize a website using templates and layouts, add the agenda, speaker profiles and sponsor information, preview the site and publish it. The event URL is then shared to attract registrations.
Once registration opens, attendees sign up through forms and tickets that can be free or paid, depending on the plan. Confirmation emails, reminders and digital tickets go out automatically. On the day, check-in runs through kiosks or the mobile app, and reporting tools collect data for review.
The website builder is a no-code, drag-and-drop tool with content blocks, sponsor and speaker sections and an agenda display. Registration and ticketing add discount codes, seating plans, waitlists, transfers, offline payments and fee pass-through. Higher tiers add a registration form builder with conditional logic, a modular agenda builder, abstract submissions and sponsor and exhibitor management.
For engagement, the Event Hub mobile app supports networking, with polls, Q&A and surveys on Plus. Exhibitors get lead capture, and virtual events can use built-in live streaming. Email campaigns offer segmentation, and custom reports can be sent by email. An API, webhooks and HTTP requests let technical teams build their own connections.
Eventzilla is an event management platform for creating event websites, registering attendees, selling tickets, managing agendas and speakers, checking in guests and reporting on results. It supports in-person, hybrid, virtual and webinar events.
Basic is $1.50 per registration, Pro is 1.9% + $1.50 per registration, and Plus is 2.9% + $1.50 per registration. Scale starts at $200/month billed annually, and annual pricing starts at $1,999/year with no per-registration fees. Payment processing fees are separate.
Eventzilla says you can start free with no credit card, and free events stay free. Basic includes unlimited events and unlimited free registration types, while paid registrations carry per-registration fees.
Yes. Eventzilla lets organizers pass ticketing fees on to attendees. The Plus plan can pass on all fees, including processing fees.
It connects to over 500 apps through Zapier, including Salesforce, MailChimp and Google Sheets, and offers an API, webhooks and HTTP requests. It also works with payment providers such as PayPal, Stripe, Authorize.Net, Square and Braintree.
Yes. Plus includes built-in virtual event and live streaming, and Eventzilla can sync with streaming platforms so event details and attendee lists carry across.
It suits organizers at corporations, non-profits, associations, educational institutions and financial services firms. Typical events include conferences, training, fundraisers, tradeshows and webinars.
The Basic plan is described as suited to small events and first-time organizers, with unlimited events and free registration types. Small organizers can start with it and move up as they need more features.