RSVP & Add to Calendar Functionality - a unicorn! This is a great platform. My company hosts small, informal, free networking events that don't necessarily need tickets. But what we do need is the ability to gauge interest and RSVPs, and ideally share a calendar invite without sharing all the attendees contact emails (which is what would happen if I used an Outlook Calendar Invite). I hunted for AGES to find a platform that would give me RSVP management and an 'Add to calendar' feature. It appeared you simply could not have one without the other. Enter AddEvent: and it has them! A simple, free platform that allows you to create an event, add RSVP functionality which you can copy / paste into an email with an RSVP-linked button, easy to export csv data, and when attendees RSVP they get the option to Add to Calendar. Brilliant!! We've used it for 2 events so far.

A part of our team We asked a technical question before becoming a customer. We received a response within an hour and were told the integration we'd inquired about (Zapier) would be expanded within a week (which it was). We've been using AddEvent for six months now and that level of support has persisted. The product is fantastically built, reliable, and robust with the support team always being an email away. They're constantly adding new features as a result of feedback and have become what feels like an extension of our development team.

I received exceptional Exceptional Service and Quick Responseservice from… I received exceptional service from Thomas Brophy! His quick response and assistance regarding my issue was amazing. I felt genuinely valued as a customer, and his dedication to providing excellent service was evident! Thank you so much for your help!

Great platform, excellent support team Great platform. Easy to use and lots of resources available on how to use. Tech support team is also amazing. 10/10. Got back to me very promptly with a comprehensive solution and video tutorial for what i was specifically trying to do. Also has kept me posted on integration developments relevant to it.

Way to expensive for this tool -