EventHash review
A free-to-paid platform for CFPs, schedules, ticketing, live sessions, and mobile access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
EventHash is a virtual event platform for community-driven conferences, workshops, and hackathons. It brings call-for-papers submission and review workflows, speaker bio management, technical checks, multi-track scheduling, event websites, attendee portals, ticketing, live stages, virtual expo booths, networking, certificates, and mobile access into one system. It also supports Stripe, LiveKit, Zoom, Daily, and Jitsi, along with REST API access, webhooks, and data export. The platform is suited to organizers that need a structured path from a free community event to larger, more managed programs.
The Community plan is free and includes CFPs, speaker management, schedules, reviews, a basic event page, and 100 AI credits per month; paid tickets carry a 2% platform fee. Pro costs $129 per month, or $499 per event, and adds a website, email, live streaming, certificates, and 2,000 AI credits per month. Business costs $499 per month and adds chapters, tenant email, white-labeling, a REST API, and 10,000 AI credits per month, with a 1% platform fee on paid tickets. Enterprise uses custom pricing, with the page stating pricing from $12,000 per year, and adds SSO/SAML, an SLA, dedicated support, custom modules, and a 0% platform fee on paid tickets.
EventHash is a strong fit when CFPs, speaker coordination, agenda structure, ticketing, and live programming matter more than advanced networking. Its networking features are basic, so organizations that need deeper attendee matchmaking or richer networking tools should consider an alternative. The tier structure also requires careful planning: Pro and Business retain ticket fees, while several higher-level capabilities are reserved for Business or Enterprise. For organizers starting small, Community provides a practical entry point; for larger conference programs, the paid tiers add the administrative, branding, integration, and support capabilities needed to operate at greater complexity.
EventHash pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan covers CFPs, speakers, schedules, reviews, and event pages
- Multi-track scheduling, live stages, ticketing, and expo booths
- REST API, webhooks, certificates, and native mobile access
- Where it doesn't
- Networking features are basic
- Paid ticket fees still apply on Pro and Business
- Advanced controls require higher-tier plans
EventHash fact sheet, pricing and score →
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