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Eventira vs Swapcard

Swapcard monetises the floor. Eventira runs the programme. Most teams only have one of those problems.

Their buyer

A trade show or expo organiser whose revenue comes from exhibitors, sponsors and hosted buyer programmes, and who needs AI matchmaking working across thousands of attendees.

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Our buyer

An Event Manager running internal or member-funded conferences, where the agenda is the product and there is no exhibition floor to monetise.

No published pricingWe opened Swapcard's pricing page on 10 August 2026. It publishes no prices.
The short answer

Swapcard does not publish prices. Its pricing page is titled Get a Quote. What it does state: plans are annual subscriptions rather than per event, the subscription stays the same whether you run one event or several, attendee volume is tiered with bands up to 1,000 and up to 10,000 per year, and custom pricing for professional and enterprise customers comes via a sales demo. Eventira publishes three plans: $999 per event, $2,499 a year for ten, $4,999 with white-label.

What Swapcard says
Swapcard sells a revenue-first platform built around exhibitor and sponsor returns.
Their positioning, in our words
What that leaves out
You cannot cost Swapcard without a sales conversation. Their pricing page states plainly that they do not offer a price per event, and that professional and enterprise pricing is custom and quoted after a demo.
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prices published on their pricing page
1,000 / 10,000
the attendee bands they do publish
$2,499
Eventira Pro, published, ten events
Side by side

What each one actually includes

EventiraSwapcard
Published pricingYes, three plansNo. Pricing page is a quote request
Pricing modelFixed per planAnnual subscription, tiered on attendees
Price per event$999 on SoloThey state they do not offer one
Attendee bands published500 per event, 1,000 on PremiumUp to 1,000 and up to 10,000 per year
Enterprise pricingPremium is $4,999, publishedCustom, quoted after a sales demo
Exhibitor lead managementLead retrieval add-on, $100 + $5 per boothCore product strength
Primary revenue model servedInternal and member-funded eventsExhibitor and sponsor revenue
The differences

Where they diverge

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Revenue-first means something different

Swapcard's revenue language is about money from exhibitors, sponsors and hosted buyers. If your events do not sell floor space, that entire product surface is value you are not using.

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Annual subscription, tiered on attendance

Their pricing page states the subscription does not change with event count, but attendee bands do tier it. For a fixed programme of similar-sized events that is harder to budget than a plan price.

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You cannot self-evaluate

There is no number on the page. Professional and enterprise pricing is explicitly custom and follows a sales demo.

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Matchmaking is genuinely good

Swapcard's AI matchmaking and networking is strong at trade show scale. If connecting thousands of buyers and sellers is the job, they do it better than we do.

Being straight with you

Who Swapcard is actually for

Trade show organisers, expos and large association events that generate revenue from exhibitors, sponsors and hosted buyer programmes, where AI matchmaking across thousands of attendees is the core value. Swapcard is good at that, and it is a genuinely different product category from ours. Eventira is for internal and member-funded conference programmes, summits, client conferences and product launches, where the agenda is the product.

FAQ

Questions we actually get.

How much does Swapcard cost?
Swapcard does not publish pricing. Its pricing page is a quote request titled Get a Quote. It does state that plans are annual subscriptions rather than per event, that the subscription stays the same whether you run one event or several, and that custom pricing for professional and enterprise customers is provided after a sales demo. Attendee bands of up to 1,000 and up to 10,000 per year appear on the page.
Is Swapcard a good alternative to Eventira?
They solve different problems. Swapcard is built around exhibitor and sponsor revenue with AI matchmaking at trade show scale. Eventira is built around managing a programme of conferences in one dashboard. If you sell floor space, Swapcard. If you run internal or member-funded conferences, us.
Does Swapcard charge per event?
No. Their pricing page states directly that they do not offer a price per event and that the annual subscription remains the same whether you run one event or several. Attendee volume is what tiers the price.
What does Eventira cost by comparison?
Eventira publishes all three plans: $999 per event on Solo, $2,499 a year for ten events on Pro, and $4,999 a year on Premium with white-label. Solo and Pro cover 500 attendees per event, Premium covers 1,000, and overage is $2 per attendee.
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You run the events. We will handle the chaos.

Solo $999 per event. Pro $2,499 a year for ten. Premium $4,999 with full white-label. All published, all on one page.