RSVPify in Chicago offers is an event registration and ticketing platform, which the vendor states drives millions of events for companies, couples, non-profits, and event planners around the globe. It enables users to create custom online RSVPs, and restrict respondents to a guest list, add invite-only Secondary Events, collect detailed information with custom questions, embed RSVPify on a 3rd-party website, create seating charts, and customize a guest's RSVP experience with settings and design…
$24
per month 150 registrations
Webex Events (formerly Socio)
Score 8.5 out of 10
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Webex Events (formerly Socio) gives event professionals event tech to power every stage of the event planning & execution process.
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Editions & Modules
Starter - billed annually
$24
per month 150 registrations
Starter - billed monthly
$39
per month 150 registrations
Plus - billed annually
$89
per month 500 registrations
Plus - billed monthly
$125
per month 500 registrations
Professional - billed annually
$299
per month 1500 registrations
Professional - billed monthly
$409
per month 1500 registrations
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Entry-level Setup Fee
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Mobile Capabilities
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Webex Events (formerly Socio)
8.4
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1% above category average
Responsive Design for Web Access
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8.20 Ratings
Mobile Application
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8.50 Ratings
Dashboard / Report / Visualization Interactivity on Mobile
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8.30 Ratings
Online Meetings / Events
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9.3
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8% above category average
Calendar integration
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Meeting initiation
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10.00 Ratings
Integrates with social media
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Record meetings / events
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8.10 Ratings
Slideshows
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9.00 Ratings
Event registration
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8.80 Ratings
Online Events Collaboration
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7.6
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8% below category average
Live chat
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7.50 Ratings
Audience polling
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7.70 Ratings
Q&A
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7.50 Ratings
Online Events Security
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8.4
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1% above category average
User authentication
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8.40 Ratings
Participant roles & permissions
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8.50 Ratings
Confidential attendee list
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8.50 Ratings
Online Events Marketing
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8.5
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Branding options
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8.20 Ratings
Attendee list export
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8.80 Ratings
Virtual Event
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It's well suited in any business or entity that needs to create an RSVP list, or even just an invite blast, for almost any type of event. It's best suited when you want to keep track of guests, be able to check guests in, gather food and other event preference information, and be able to communicate with guests about the event. It is also suited for people hosting personal parties or gatherings that would like to do the same. It's not best suited for people who are only planning a one-off event, or rarely planning events, and don't need much beyond getting the word out.
Quarterly's meetings with people all around the world.
If you want to create a digital training with lots of participants...
I feel like it's not as needed in videocalls that can be fixed with webex teams because of the number of participants or at events that need a more personal approach where you need everyone constantly interacting.
It has quite a few optional and customizable features that can be utilized.
It's easy to integrate your existing tools like Zoom, YouTube, Vimeo, and streaming services.
It's flexible in the way that you upload content in that you can enter things one at a time on the website, or use a spreadsheet to upload a larger amount of content.
The standard template to build out the community is pretty rigid. We had to adjust some of our styling and graphics to account for what Socio's template allowed.
Inability for event admins to make account changes for users. Several times we had users change jobs, therefore, changing their emails. Each time, we had to go through Socio support to get them access to their account.
Documentation and knowledgebase could be more substantive.
Of course something could happen to our orgs ability to put on a conference or Socio could fundamentally change their product or their customer service - but barring any magor shift there is nothing that is even close to competing for our attention here.
Some Android users could not get the app to work, so they had to use the web-based version of our conference guide. Most functionality was still there, but they could not pull up the QR code, which impeded the registration process. The presence of the log in with Apple ID button caused issues because most work emails were not attached to Apple ID, which caused access issues.
Socio (now WebexEvents) is one of two products I use that gets customer service right. Not only can you get an answer from an actual person quickly during business hours - but if you are asking after hours, you know the response will be waiting for you in the morning. Not only are they fast, but they are also smart about their products and customers. There is very little back and forth trying to explain the problem I am having, or the new way I am trying to use their product, that may even be novel for them.
Splash is an expensive nightmare compared to RSVPify. Splash definitely has a better admin UI - looks cleaner, etc. but RSVPify has all of Splash's features plus more. RSVPify is much more customizable to your specific event needs. Splash is great for free events with an open guest list. Splash can also do paid events though I haven't tried that feature. But if you want to do an even with a closed RSVP list - i.e. only those invited can Attend - in a way that makes it easy to RSVP and easy to manage RSVPs then RSVPify is much more well suited for the task.
WebEx Events has the same functionality as many other platforms, but with a more affordable price tag. I have also found it to be more intuitive and easy to use on the user side. I don't have experience on the administrative side with other platforms but we have been very satisfied with our experience with WebEx Events.