idloom is a strong fit when registration includes invoices, different attendee paths and several events running at once. Its subscription is easier to budget than a platform fee on every ticket, but concurrent-event limits and paid upgrades matter more than the headline attendee allowance.
Light covers one concurrent paid event; Plus three; Premium five. Group registration and waitlists appear in Premium, while multilingual sites and hotel booking start in Plus.
The observed EUR table lists custom domains at €450/year, event apps at €2,000/year and SSO at €5,000/year.
A February 2026 G2 reviewer wanted imported badge designs and separate accompanying-person badges. Treat those as specific demo requirements, not proof that every badge workflow is limited.
| Plan | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Freemium / Unleashed | €0 / €295 per year | Free events only. Freemium permits 50 attendees per event; Unleashed removes that attendee limit. |
| Light | €150/month, billed annually | €1,800 annual subscription; one concurrent paid event. |
| Plus | €450/month, billed annually | €5,400 annually; three concurrent paid events, multilingual websites and hotel booking. |
| Premium | €550/month, billed annually | €6,600 annually; five concurrent paid events, group registration and waitlists. |
| Corporate | €1,150/month, billed annually | €13,800 annually; unlimited concurrent paid events and sub-account management. |
idloom makes the most sense when the registration form carries real operational work: invoices, attendee categories, accommodation or group bookings. Choose a plan by the rules and overlapping events you need to run.
The free plan is useful for small free events. A paid conference should be costed with its payment provider and required upgrades, then tested through registration, cancellation and badge production.
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The fastest way for most event teams to produce polished promo assets and decks, though it is still a design platform rather than a true event-ops tool.
Create event artwork and badge-design references before configuration.
A polished Q&A and polling layer for conferences, webinars, and hybrid sessions, though the best features skew toward paid annual or enterprise use.
Evaluate a separate audience Q&A workflow when that is a session requirement.
Enterprise event registration with transparent per-user pricing and a drag-and-drop website builder — sophisticated enough for conference veterans, expensive for small teams.
Compare registration and event-marketing workflows under a different subscription model.
Low-fee event registration platform with public capped pricing, strong customization, and practical paid-event economics.
Compare a registration-focused product for paid event forms.
Enterprise event platform with broad registration, attendee engagement, onsite, venue sourcing, and hospitality workflows for complex programs.
Compare broader enterprise event-program governance and procurement needs.
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