Eventeny

Overview

Eventeny is a U.S. software company focused on all-in-one event management for organizers handling vendors, artists, exhibitors, sponsors, volunteers, ticketing, and event programming. Its platform is positioned as a way to replace multiple disconnected event tools with a centralized workflow.

The company serves small through large events and offers a free tier alongside paid plans. Its pricing page lists paid plans from $60 to $480 per month when billed annually, plus transaction fees, while user reviews commonly cite flexible billing and consolidated workflows as benefits.

History

Eventeny was founded in 2018 by Aly Hussaini and Nausheen Punjani. Hussaini serves as co-founder and CEO, while Punjani serves as co-founder and COO. The company developed an all-in-one platform to consolidate applications, ticketing, vendors, exhibitors, sponsors, volunteers, maps, schedules, and event programming. No acquisition or parent-company relationship was identified in the available sources.

Product Lines

Manufacturing

Not applicable: Eventeny provides cloud-based event-management software rather than physical products. Its platform is developed and operated as a software service, with no public evidence of physical manufacturing.

Notable Products

• Eventeny Event Management Platform - Core event-management software for coordinating event workflows and participants.
• Applications and Vendor Management - Tools for receiving, reviewing, and managing applications from vendors, artists, exhibitors, and other participants.
• Ticketing and Registration - Integrated event ticket sales and attendee registration functionality.
• Volunteer Management - Tools for recruiting, assigning, and coordinating event volunteers.
• Event Operations and Programming - Functions for managing sponsors, event maps, schedules, and programming in one system.

Reputation

Eventeny is generally viewed by organizers as a flexible platform for annual and mid-to-large events, particularly when vendor applications, ticketing, volunteers, and other workflows need to be managed together. Reviewers cite accessible pricing, month-to-month availability, and lower or clearer transaction fees as strengths. Criticisms are less consistently documented in the available sources, but transaction and payment-processing fees remain relevant to the total cost, and the platform may be more functionality than very small events require.