Events Software Pricing (2026)

What 4 events tools actually charge, taken from their own pricing pages and re-checked as they change. Cheapest first.

4 products From $0/mo to $983/mo 1 with a free plan

Pricing verified Aug 19, 2026

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Events pricing at a glance

Product Entry price Plans Free plan Free trial
Ticket Tailor $0/mo 3 Yes No
Total Party Planner $119/mo 3 No No
Bizzabo $499/mo 2 No No
Swoogo $983/mo 2 No No

Every events tool we track, cheapest first

  1. Ticket Tailor

    Event ticketing platform with pay-as-you-go and pre-paid credit pricing, free for free events.

    Sitting well below Eventbrite's typical take rate, Ticket Tailor is clearly playing the budget-conscious card for indie organizers, small venues, and community events who got burned by percentage-based fees eating into ticket revenue. They're not chasing enterprise — they're winning the long tail of small, frequent sellers who do the math on fee structures.

    Plans: Free for free $0/mo · Pay upfront $0/mo · Pay as you go $0/mo

  2. Total Party Planner

    Catering and banquet management software for event orders, proposals, costing and invoicing.

    Jumping from $119 to $299 between Nibble and Feast is a steep climb, signaling they're not chasing budget shoppers — this is a mid-to-premium play for event businesses that see software as core infrastructure, not a nice-to-have. No free trial or free plan reinforces that they're filtering for serious, paying customers rather than casual browsers.

    Plans: Nibble $119/mo per seat · Feast $299/mo per seat · Delicacy $429/mo per seat

  3. Bizzabo

    Event management platform for in-person, virtual and hybrid events, sold per user on annual contracts.

    This is a premium, enterprise-leaning price point in the event management category — there's no free trial or free plan to lower the barrier, which signals they're not chasing self-serve or SMB budgets at all. They're positioning against Cvent and other enterprise event platforms, not the Eventbrite/Hopin crowd trying to win smaller planners.

    Plans: Event Experience OS $499/mo · Klik SmartBadge™ Contact Sales

  4. Swoogo

    Event management platform with unlimited events and registrations, priced per user

    At nearly $12K/year just to get in the door, Swoogo sits toward the premium end of the event management category, well above lightweight tools like Eventbrite and closer to the Cvent/Bizzabo tier. They're not chasing small event planners — they're competing for mid-market and enterprise teams who'll compare them against heavier, clunkier legacy platforms and want something faster to implement.

    Plans: Professional $983/mo per seat · Enterprise Contact Sales

Events Software Pricing FAQ

How much does events software cost?
Entry prices run from $0/mo (Ticket Tailor) to $983/mo (Swoogo), with a median entry price of $309/mo across the 4 priced products we track.
What is the cheapest events software?
Ticket Tailor has the lowest entry price of the events software we track, at $0/mo. Total Party Planner ($119/mo) and Bizzabo ($499/mo) are next. Ticket Tailor is free to start on.
Is there free events software?
Yes — Ticket Tailor offers a free plan.
How is events software usually priced?
2 of the 4 events tools we track use per seat pricing, against 1 on usage based and 1 on hybrid.