Visit review
A broad event platform built around exhibitions, registration, and lead workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Visit is an event management platform from GES Event Intelligence Limited for exhibitions, trade shows, conferences, congresses, and association events. It covers in-person, hybrid, and virtual formats, with configurable registration forms, conditional logic, custom questions, ticketing, payments, and a built-in event shop. Onsite teams can manage check-in, badge printing, and access control, while attendees and exhibitors receive web and mobile tools. Its strongest fit is exhibition-heavy programming where registration, attendee engagement, and exhibitor lead workflows need to operate together.
The published commercial model requires sales contact, and standard plan prices are not published. That makes Visit more appropriate for organizations evaluating a tailored event-management engagement than for buyers comparing transparent self-serve subscriptions. The platform is positioned for mid-sized to large-scale events, and its broad scope spans registration, communications, agendas, meetings, analytics, exhibitor tools, and onsite operations. Buyers should clarify the proposed package and commercial terms directly with the vendor before choosing it.
Exhibitor lead capture and lead retrieval are standout capabilities, supported by attendee and exhibitor apps, exhibitor directories, messaging, personalized agendas, and meetings. Event teams also get automated email campaigns, dashboards, post-event reporting, REST/API data exchange, webhooks, and integrations including Salesforce, Pardot, Google Analytics, PayPal, Worldpay, Elavon, Slido, InGo, HotelMap, onPeak, Explori, and ExpoPlatform. Visit suits teams that need a connected exhibition operating layer across web, API, iOS, and Android. Organizations seeking publicly priced plans, open-source deployment, or a narrower tool for a small event should consider a different type of product.
Visit pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Exhibitor lead capture and lead retrieval support event sales workflows
- Registration, ticketing, payments, check-in, badges, and access control are combined
- Attendee and exhibitor apps include agendas, directories, meetings, and messaging
- Where it doesn't
- Standard plan prices are not published; sales contact is required
- The platform is positioned for mid-sized to large-scale events
- It is proprietary rather than open source
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