Evvnt

Overview

Evvnt is a privately held event-technology company founded in the United States in 2012. It provides event marketing, listing syndication, discovery, ticketing, and related event-management services for organizers, venues, publishers, and partner platforms. Its market position centers on aggregating event data and distributing it across multiple discovery and media channels rather than serving only as a standalone registration tool.

The company operates internationally and describes its platform as an event-data and activation engine. It is notable for combining event promotion with event discovery and ticketing, and for offering free event submissions alongside paid, category-based promotion packages.

History

Evvnt was founded in 2012 by Richard Green, who remains its chief executive. The company began as an event-marketing tool focused on affordable local event promotion. It later expanded into event discovery and event-listing syndication across publisher, calendar, and partner channels. Evvnt has also acquired a ticketing company, adding ticketing and event-management capabilities to its marketing and discovery services.

Product Lines

Manufacturing

Not applicable: Evvnt is a software and event-data company rather than a physical-goods manufacturer. Its platform and event-distribution services are delivered digitally through its own technology and partner channels.

Notable Products

• Event Syndication - Digital event-listing syndication that distributes event information to calendars, publishers, and partner websites.
• Event Promotion - Paid event-promotion service with category-based credits and subscription options.
• Ticketing - Event ticketing and registration capabilities incorporated through the company’s ticketing offering.
• Event Discovery - Event discovery infrastructure that structures and distributes event data for audiences, publishers, and platforms.

Reputation

Evvnt is generally described as a practical, cost-conscious platform for distributing events across multiple listing and discovery channels. Reported strengths include broad syndication, free submissions, centralized promotion, and support for ticketing and registration. Some third-party reviews cite limited customization and a learning curve for new users, while pricing can be less attractive for small or infrequent events.