All In One Event Software for professional B2B events Reviews & Product Details

For us at Kertos, the standout has been how fast we can spin up a professional event page and start selling tickets or handling registrations without needing a designer. Setting up different ticket types is simple, and having all registration data centralized in one place beats juggling spreadsheets or a generic form tool. It feels built specifically for people running events regularly, not like a generic tool stretched to fit the job. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly, there's not much to complain about. Most of what felt like a bit of friction was really just the flip side of a strength. The platform is very modular, which is great for flexibility, but it does mean you have to spend a little time upfront thinking through how to assemble the pieces for your specific event. Once you've got that mental model down, though, it's smooth sailing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The team provides excellent service, handling any issue quickly and pragmatically. I’d especially like to emphasize their technical and event support, both of which follow clear best practices. Working together is great, and the solution itself has everything required to run a successful event. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There’s really nothing about the platform I don't like. If something ever caused a problem during work, raising a ticket was enough to get support. While every system has minor hiccups, whenever an issue pops up, they immediately step in to fix it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We ran our own event for 350 attendees on Streavent and used almost the whole platform, which is the honest reason for the rating. The event landing page and the ticket sales were both built in Streavent, so every registration sat in one place instead of in a spreadsheet next to a payment tool. On the day, check-in was a scan at the door and the badges printed right there, so there was never a queue worth calling a queue. The event app carried the agenda and the networking, and attendees messaged each other and arranged their own meetings instead of asking us to introduce them.

The part I did not expect to rate highest was the sponsor side. Sponsors scanned attendee badges at their stand, added a note on the spot while they still remembered the conversation, and downloaded their own lead list afterwards. That is normally the thing you promise a sponsor and then deliver three weeks late as a messy export.

And the service is the reason I would sign again. Friendly, fast, and there was always someone actually there when it mattered. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It does a lot, and you feel that in the first setup. Building the first event took me longer than I expected, not because anything was difficult, but because there are many settings and I wanted to understand each one before the event went live. The second one took a fraction of the time. Worth knowing upfront: parts of what you may want sit on the higher plans and some of it is priced per attendee, so price your actual event before you compare it against anything else. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.