Event marketing software to plan, promote, and analyze your events.

Event marketing software is the toolkit that turns "we have an event" into "people show up." That means: a place to build the landing page, a way to send the email and SMS campaigns that promote it, a way to manage registration, and a way to measure what worked once the dust settled. In Eventtia, those four things are modules of the same platform, so the page form, the confirmation email, and the dashboard cell counting registrations all read from the same database. You don't sync three tools to each other; the sync isn't needed because the data never left.

By covering the marketing pieces that actually matter for events: branded registration pages that match your brand identity, branded email and SMS communications sent under your own sender domain, targeting so the right segment gets the right message, and automated follow-ups triggered by what attendees do — register, attend, no-show. Because all of it runs off the same registration database, the page builder and the email tool aren't separate systems you're reconciling. They're the same row.

Branded landing pages with custom domain and white-label, so the attendee experience is yours and not your vendor's. Email and ideally SMS/WhatsApp on one targeting layer, so you can run a multi-channel reminder without manually re-segmenting. Embeddable forms, so the marketing site keeps the visit and only hands off after submit. Clear exports of who actually registered, who attended, and who didn't — so your post-event reporting works with real outcomes, not just landing-page visits. Open API or warehouse integration, so the data can feed the next campaign. And a sender-domain setup that builds reputation under your name rather than the vendor's.

Every mass send logs delivery, bounces, opens, and clicks at the campaign level and itemized per recipient. The error log tells you which addresses failed and why before you queue the next batch. The same view is reachable through the API if you want to push send results into your BI dashboard. See the Communications module →

Configure Eventtia to send under your own sending domain, with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC pointed correctly. That builds sender reputation under your brand rather than a shared eventtia.com pool. Combined with the segmentation tools — sending only to recipients who actually opted in, with content that matches what they signed up for — this is what keeps deliverability healthy.

You do. Eventtia is the data processor; you are the controller. The full attendee history, registration data, and communications history export in standard formats whenever you ask. No retention fees, no export charges. The privacy policy spells out the legal basis; the SLA covers operational handling.

Mostly because the stitches always tear at the worst moment. The CRM is one day behind the registration database, the email tool segments off a stale list, the analytics dashboard counts page views while the BI team counts confirmed attendees, and on event day nobody trusts any of the numbers. A platform that owns the page form, the comms send, and the registration database lets the marketing team and the operations team look at the same row when they need to make a decision. That's the actual value, not "all in one place" as a slogan.