EventLeaf

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Overview

EventLeaf is an all-in-one event-management software platform created by Jolly Technologies. It supports event websites, online registration, ticketing and payments, attendee communications, check-in, badge printing, mobile event experiences, conference engagement, exhibitor management, and lead retrieval.

The platform is positioned as a pay-as-you-go alternative to contract-based event software, serving conferences, exhibitions, nonprofits, corporate meetings, and other events. Its notable characteristics are a free tier for events of up to 100 attendees, usage-based plans, and integration of registration, on-site operations, attendee engagement, and exhibition functions in one system.

History

EventLeaf was created by Jolly Technologies, a Silicon Valley software company founded in 2000. Jolly Technologies developed EventLeaf as an event-management platform alongside its established badging software business. EventLeaf has expanded from online registration into an integrated platform covering event websites, payments, check-in, badge printing, attendee engagement, exhibitor management, and lead retrieval. The company remains privately held and operates under Jolly Technologies.

Product Lines

Product Line	Positioning	Price Range
Event Registration and Websites	Core registration, ticketing, payment, and event-site management	Free for up to 100 attendees; paid plans vary by usage
Event Check-In and Badging	On-site attendee verification and badge production	Included or priced by selected features and usage
Conference and Attendee Engagement	Mobile schedules, networking, announcements, polls, Q&A, and surveys	Usage-based; contact for event-specific pricing
Exhibition Management	Exhibitor onboarding, booth sales, floor plans, and listings	Starting at approximately $1 per attendee
Lead Retrieval	Exhibitor-facing attendee lead capture	Usage-based; contact for event-specific pricing
Abstract and Proposal Management	Submission, review, and program-development workflows	Usage-based; contact for event-specific pricing
Nonprofit Event Management	Registration and event operations for nonprofit organizations	Usage-based with nonprofit discounts

Manufacturing

EventLeaf is a software platform rather than a physical-goods manufacturer. Its platform and associated mobile applications are developed and operated by Jolly Technologies; physical event materials such as badges and printing supplies are used or supplied as part of event operations rather than manufactured as a core product line.

Notable Products

EventLeaf Event Management Platform - Core platform for event websites, registration, payments, ticketing, communications, and event administration.
EventLeaf Registration and Check-In - Tools for attendee registration, QR-code check-in, on-site registration, and badge printing.
EventLeaf Conference and Attendee App - Mobile and web functionality for schedules, speakers, exhibitors, announcements, polls, Q&A, surveys, and attendee networking.
EventLeaf Exhibition Management - Exhibition tools for exhibitor registration, booth sales, interactive floor plans, and exhibitor listings.
EventLeaf Lead Retrieval - Lead-retrieval functionality that allows exhibitors to capture and manage attendee leads.
EventLeaf Abstract Management - Workflow for collecting, reviewing, and managing conference abstracts and proposals.

Reputation

EventLeaf is presented by its parent company as a cost-conscious platform for organizations that want registration, check-in, badging, attendee engagement, and exhibition functions in one system. Its pay-as-you-go model, free entry tier, and broad feature coverage are notable strengths for smaller organizations and occasional events. Potential buyers should compare the depth of specialized features, integrations, support, and pricing for larger or more complex events against dedicated conference, exhibition, or registration providers. Public information identifies the company as a small privately held software business, so enterprise scale and independent market recognition appear more limited than those of the largest event-technology vendors.

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