EventEase
5.9#25 in nonprofit event management software$2.50 one-timeWeb
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Zoho Backstage
9.0#2 in event management softwareFrom ₹7,900 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | EventEase | Zoho Backstage |
|---|---|---|
| Event website | Each event gets a public website where organizers can present event details, registrations, sponsorships, donations, and checkout. | Organizers can build event websites with templates and customize domains, URLs, and pages. |
| Integrations | The pricing page identifies Stripe as the payment option and Golf Tournament Solutions as a partner for golf cannons, on-course stations, and tournament-day staff. | Plan comparison lists Google Analytics, Zoho CRM, Zoho Flow, Zoho PageSense, Zoho SalesIQ, Zoho Meeting, Zoom Webinar and Zoom Meetings integrations. |
| Privacy | EventEase says it does not sell personal information and uses administrative, technical, and physical safeguards designed to protect information. | Zoho describes Backstage as designed to help organizers process attendee data in compliance with GDPR and provides data access, rectification, and deletion options. |
| Purpose | EventEase provides software for organizations to plan and manage fundraising events, including event websites, registrations, sponsorships, and reporting tools. | Zoho Backstage is event management software for organizing, promoting, and executing in-person, virtual, and hybrid events. |
EventEase plans
- Connect your Stripe account$2.50, paid once
- Simple all-in pricing—
Zoho Backstage plans
- FreeFree
- Essentials₹7,900 a month
- Premium₹14,900 a month
- Ultimate₹29,900 a month
Pick EventEase if…
It suits organizations running in-person charity, school, community, sports, or golf fundraisers. It is useful when event websites, registration, fundraising pages, order handling, and Stripe checkout are needed.
Pick Zoho Backstage if…
Zoho Backstage suits teams organizing in-person, virtual, or hybrid events that need event websites, ticketing, check-in, or attendee tools. Its plan descriptions position Essentials for audience and community building, Premium for event professionals, and Ultimate for organizations and agencies managing events of varied types and sizes.