Eventcube review
A flexible event registration suite with virtual tools, check-in, and transaction fees.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Eventcube is an event ticketing and registration platform for community organizers, professional event teams, agencies, and organizations managing multiple events. It supports branded storefronts, custom domains, paid and free tickets, configurable registration forms, QR-code scanning, onsite check-in, attendee reporting, and data export. Its coverage spans in-person, online, and hybrid events, making it suitable for teams that need registration and event access tools in one product.
The published plans show a free Starter option for free events, with a 5% fee on the transaction total. Pro costs $125 per month with monthly billing or $99 per month with annual billing, and charges 3% of the transaction total. Enterprise uses bespoke rates for high-volume organizers and unique requirements. The product also supports discounts, upsells, group offers, ticket resale, and waitlists, giving paid-event teams several ways to manage sales and attendance. Teams should review transaction costs alongside subscription pricing before selecting a plan.
Eventcube’s strongest distinction is its support for virtual event workflows alongside physical-event operations. Virtual venues include streaming, chat, polls, and networking rooms, while offline check-in can synchronize attendee information in real time. Integrations include Stripe, Zapier, Mailchimp, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, YouTube, AWS, and Miro, and API-based ticketing flows and embedded checkout support more customized implementations. The product is a strong fit for organizers that need broad event-format coverage, branded registration, and access control. Teams seeking a simpler registration-only tool may find its wider ticketing and virtual-event scope unnecessary.
Eventcube pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports in-person, virtual, and hybrid event workflows
- Combines branded ticketing, forms, check-in, and reporting
- Offers virtual venues with chat, polls, and networking rooms
- Where it doesn't
- Starter charges 5% of the transaction total
- Paid plans charge a 3% transaction fee
- Support channels are limited to documentation
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