CrowdComms

Active

Country: United Kingdom (UK)
HQ: Blandford Forum, England, United Kingdom
Employees: ~51-200
Listed in: Julius Solaris' Event Tech Key Players Q4 2026 (Boldpush)

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Overview

CrowdComms is a privately held UK event-technology company founded in 2011. It provides an integrated platform and supporting services for in-person, virtual, and hybrid events, covering registration, branded event apps, agendas, audience engagement, analytics, and onsite badging.

The company serves organisations running conferences, meetings, exhibitions, and recurring event programmes. It is positioned in the professional and enterprise event-platform market, with pricing structured around per-event licences, annual packages, attendee numbers, integrations, and support requirements. Its international presence includes operations in Australia, the UK, and the United States.

History

CrowdComms was founded in 2011 by Peter Hair, Felix Stroud-Allen, and Deirdre Brannick. The company opened its first offices in Sydney and Dorset, UK, and launched its first event app in 2012. It later expanded its offering with onsite badging, broader event-technology services, and operations in the Americas, including an Atlanta office. During the pandemic it pivoted toward virtual and remote event delivery, after which growth accelerated.

Product Lines

Product Line	Positioning	Price Range
All-in-One Event Platform	Integrated management for in-person, virtual, and hybrid events	$1,000 - $20,000+ per event or annually
Event Registration	Custom registration and ticketing for complex events	$1,000 - $100,000+
Event Apps	Branded attendee content, networking, and engagement	$1,000 - $20,000+ per event
Virtual and Hybrid Events	Online delivery and production support for distributed audiences	$5,000 - $20,000+ per event
Onsite Badging	Check-in and badge-printing for physical events	$2,000 - $20,000+ per event

Manufacturing

CrowdComms provides cloud-based event software and technology services rather than physical manufactured goods. Its platform and event-support services are developed and delivered through its UK-based operation and international offices.

Notable Products

All-in-One Event Platform - Customisable platform for managing in-person, virtual, and hybrid events, including content, engagement, and analytics.
Event Registration - Configurable registration and ticketing system supporting tiered access, VIP and early-bird tickets, inventory controls, and integrations.
Event Apps - Branded mobile and web event applications with agendas, content, networking, and audience engagement features.
Onsite Badging - Onsite check-in and badge-printing functionality for attendee arrival and access management.
Virtual and Hybrid Events - Technology and production support for virtual and hybrid event delivery.

Reputation

CrowdComms is presented by industry software directories and its own materials as a cloud-based platform for planning and delivering professional in-person, virtual, and hybrid events. Its perceived strengths are breadth of functionality, customisation, integration support, and the ability to combine software with event-production services. Pricing is less transparent than self-serve tools because costs depend on event scale, features, integrations, and support; published guidance places small events around £1,000-£5,000, mid-sized conferences around £5,000-£20,000, and larger programmes at £20,000 or more annually. It is an active privately held company; public employee estimates vary, with LinkedIn listing 51-200 employees.

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