Eventleaf Pricing Overview

Eventleaf does not offer a permanent free plan, but it does provide a free trial that lets users to test the product before committing to a paid plan. Trial availability and duration may vary, so users should review the seller's official pricing page for the most current details.

According to G2 reviewers, Eventleaf's pricing is best suited for small businesses and nonprofits hosting annual conferences or recurring events on limited budgets. The majority of G2 reviews come from small businesses across nonprofit management, higher education, events services, and health and wellness industries. The free Starter and $50 Basic tiers appeal to organizations running occasional free events, while the $100 Professional tier suits small to mid-market teams needing full check-in capabilities and phone support. Mid-market organizations in education, government, and financial services also report strong satisfaction. Enterprise users in healthcare, aviation, and government administration gravitate toward Eventleaf's Ultimate tier for integrations and priority support.

Eventleaf's free Starter tier supports unlimited hosts and users with photo capture, badge printing, the Sign In app, and email support, but lacks phone support and advanced check-in features. G2 reviewers note that the free version suits small or infrequent events well, with one reviewer receiving 100 free registrations annually under the Starter plan. Eventleaf's paid plans, starting at $50 for Basic and $100 for Professional, unlock phone support, driver license scanning, host app access, and non-disclosure agreement features. The Ultimate tier adds SMS notifications, access control, Active Directory and watch list integrations, custom branding, and 24/7 priority support, available via custom quote.

G2 reviewers broadly consider Eventleaf good value, with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5. Small nonprofits, educational institutions, and first-time event organizers frequently praise Eventleaf's pricing as affordable and competitive. G2 reviews of Eventleaf highlight that the free tier alone covers meaningful functionality, while paid tiers starting at $50 deliver strong feature depth relative to cost. Some reviewers note the base price feels steep for very small or infrequent events, with one health and wellness reviewer requesting tiered options based on event size. A higher education reviewer explicitly cited cost as the deciding factor over competitors. Overall, G2 users consistently describe Eventleaf's pricing as fair given its comprehensive feature set.