evey.live

What It Is

Evey.live is a digital event platform from Evey Technologies, positioned as an all-in-one solution for managing virtual, hybrid, and in-person events. Its public pages state that it has supported 500+ events, 30K+ attendees, and 300+ organizers, and is suitable for use cases such as training, webinars, meetings, conferences, job fairs, and hackathons.

Key Features

The platform covers the full event workflow: event creation, registration, ticketing and payments, QR Code badges, check-in, CRM, speaker and sponsor management, email notifications, livestreaming, video conferencing, multiple stages/breakout rooms, B2B matchmaking, and real-time KPI reporting. The Advanced and Business plans also support custom registration forms, HTML email templates, private access, customized badge and ticket design, Expo features, a carbon footprint dashboard, and more. For integrations, the site explicitly mentions Stripe Connect, YouTube, Vimeo, AWS, as well as embedding tools such as Miro, Slido, and whiteboard via iframe.

Pricing and Plans

Evey.live uses a free tier plus subscription model: Free is free of charge, Basic is €14/month, Advanced is €99/month, Business is €499/month, and Premium is quoted on a per-event or SaaS basis. Annual billing saves 3 months. Ticketing and payments are handled via Stripe Connect, with a displayed fee of 5% per ticket. The Free plan already includes up to 25 video meeting participants per month and 6 hours of livestreaming, but stages, sessions, video meeting capacity, and livestreaming hours are all capped.

Pros and Cons

Its main strength is a complete event management workflow, making it especially suitable for organizers who want to handle registration, livestreaming, ticketing, check-in, and analytics within a single platform. The plan tiers are clear, and it also offers carbon footprint tracking, translation, audiovisual services, and operational support. Limitations include public information indicating only one administrator per plan, suggesting a relatively weak team permission system. Security and compliance information appears limited to basic terms of use and Stripe payment notes, with no visible ISO, SOC, GDPR, or similar certifications. There is also no disclosed self-hosting option, open API, or developer documentation.

Best Fit and Access from China

It is best suited for training providers, associations, NGOs, corporate marketing/event teams, and organizers of mid-to-large conferences. Access from China cannot be determined from the available text. Payments depend on Stripe, so domestic Chinese users without an international payment card may need to contact the company by email or WhatsApp. For deployment in China, it can be compared with Huodongxing and Tencent Meeting/Qidian Events; international alternatives include Eventbrite, Hopin, Zoom Events, Airmeet, Whova, and Cvent.