Event registration software for exhibitions and events.
The money and the door on one ledger: free and paid registration on one form, the badge printed when the attendee arrives, every registration settled to your own Stripe account. A$0.99 a paid registration. Free ones are free.
- One form. free trade registration and paid passes on your one page, with the questions you need and none you do not.
- The door knows. every registration is scannable at the gate, on a phone or a kiosk, and the live count updates as they arrive.
- Your list. export every field to your spreadsheet at any time. The attendee data is yours, in your account.
Registration receivedTrade attendee · freeBadge printedHall 2 desk · 4 secondsTicket soldConference pass · A$320Every payment settles directly to the organiser’s own Stripe account.
Registration that runs the desk, not just the form.
Free and paid on one form
Trade attendees register free, the public buys a ticket, sponsors get a comp code. One form, one list, one ledger.
Custom questions
Company, role, ABN, dietary needs, session choice. Ask what you need at the point of registration and report on it later.
Wallet tickets
Every registration lands in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet with a QR code, and is emailed on purchase. Nobody prints at home.
Registration
The check-in desk for Business Expo. Search the roster or scan at the gate; exhibitors bump in with lanyards counted against their allotment.
Attendees
4,812 checked inTicket check-in. Search the roster or scan tickets at the gate.
Exhibitors
212 of 252 bumped inBump-in desk. Booths, payment state, lanyards and exhibitor check-in.
Exhibitor desk
Coastal Ceramics
Booth B04
2 of 2 lanyardsBumped inChen Robotics
Booth C12
4 of 6 lanyardsBumped inVerde Living Priya Patel
Booth D08, 3m x 6m · Paid in full · 3 of 4 lanyards collected
Aria Sound
Booth C02
0 of 3 lanyardsDue todayInstalink
Booth A03
1 of 2 lanyardsBumped inThe same desk runs on a phone at the gate. Scan the QR, the roster updates everywhere.
Badges at the desk
Scan the QR, the badge prints. Per-type templates for attendee, exhibitor, speaker and media, from any label printer.
Kiosk self check-in
A tablet on a stand. The attendee scans, the badge prints, the line moves. Works offline when the hall has no signal.
Sessions and capacity
Timed sessions with caps. When a session fills it closes itself, and the door count shows who is in the room now.
- A$0.99
- a paid registration, passable to the buyer
- A$0
- for free registrations
- 0%
- taken from your takings
Fees from the live fee engine. No percentage of the ticket price, no monthly plan, no contract.
Set up event registration in four steps.
- Step 1
Create the event
Name, dates, venue, your logo and colours. The event page and the embeddable checkout are live in a few minutes.
- Step 2
Add the registration types
Free trade registration, paid passes, comps. Set the questions, the caps and the sessions for each.
- Step 3
Publish and share
Your own event page, or the checkout embedded in your site. Registrations start landing in your list and your Stripe account.
- Step 4
Open the doors
Scan on a phone or a kiosk, print badges, watch the live count. Export the list when the show closes.
Who registered, who arrived, and every door scanning.
Registration is not a list, it is a live count. The dashboard shows who has registered and who has actually walked in, per type, while every door runs on a scanner link: send it to a volunteer and their own phone is the scanner, revoke it and that door is closed.
Registration dashboard
Who has registered, who has arrived, live.
4,218
registered · 2,860 through the door
Trade registration
1,890 of 2,410 in
General admission
890 of 1,520 in
Exhibitor staff
80 of 288 in
Scanner links
A link per door. Any phone that opens it becomes a scanner.
Gate A · main entrance
Volunteers · 3 signed in
Gate B · exhibitor entry
Staff · 1 signed in
Kiosk 1 · self check-in
Printing badges
Scan, print, lanyard on, through the door.
A badge template per attendee type, printed at the desk or a kiosk the moment the registration is scanned. For exhibitor staff, the check-in pop-up shows the booth allocation and the lanyard colour, so the right lanyard goes on and they are pointed at the right aisle without a second question.
Badge printing
Per-ticket-type designs on the event’s own branding. What you see is what prints.
MODERN HOME EXPO
18–20 September 2026
Sarah Mitchell
Interior Designer · Studio South
Weekend Pass
EX-48211
Attendee
MODERN HOME EXPO
Harper Lane
Coastal Ceramics · Booth B04
Exhibitor
Exhibitor · 3-day bump-in pass
Check-in
The pop-up the desk sees when a badge is scanned.
Harper Lane
Coastal Ceramics · Exhibitor staff
Scan, print, lanyard on, through the door. The booth allocation is on the screen so the desk can point them the right way.
The peaks, in 30-minute slots, as the workspace shows them.
Door traffic
10,410 check-ins across three show days, in 30-minute slots. Darker means busier.
| Show day | 9:00 | 10:00 | 11:00 | 12:00 | 13:00 | 14:00 | 15:00 | 16:00 | Total | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 · Fri | 2,340 | |||||||||||||||
| Day 2 · Sat | 4,650 | |||||||||||||||
| Day 3 · Sun | 3,420 |
Every scan is timestamped, so the show plays back in 30-minute slots: when the queue built, which day carried the gate, and when to roster the second scanner next year. Saturday at ten is your show; put the extra kiosk out before it, not after the queue forms.
Flat fees. Never a percentage.
A$0.99 a ticket, A$15 a booth, A$25 a sponsorship, each one passable to the buyer with one toggle. Free tickets are free. The money settles into your own Stripe account on Stripe's schedule, not ours, and there is no contract and no monthly plan.
- A$0.99
- a ticket
- A$15
- a booth
- A$25
- a sponsorship
Fees quoted from the live fee engine in AUD. Other currencies on the pricing page. Compare: Eventbrite, Cvent, Eventeny.
Running event registration on Exhibitio
How do I set up event registration?
Create the event, add a registration type (free, paid or comp), set the questions you want answered, and publish. The event page and the embed code are ready as soon as you save. Most organisers are live inside an hour.
Can I run free and paid registration on one form?
Yes. A free trade registration and a paid public ticket sit on the same form as two types. The attendee picks one, answers the questions for it, and both land in the same list and the same ledger.
What does event registration software cost per person?
A$0.99 for a paid registration, which you can pass to the buyer with one toggle, and nothing for a free registration. There is no monthly plan and no percentage of the ticket price. Other currencies are on the pricing page.
Does it print a badge at check-in?
Yes. Scan the QR code on the attendee’s wallet pass or email and the badge prints from any label printer at the desk, using a template per attendee type. A kiosk does the same without staff.
Can I export the registration list?
Yes. Every field, including your custom questions and check-in times, exports to CSV at any point before, during or after the show. The data sits in your account and stays there.
Is it PCI compliant and where is the data held?
Payments run on Stripe, which is PCI DSS Level 1 certified, and card details never touch Exhibitio. Registration data is held in an Australian-region database and you control who on your team can see it.
How do scanner links work?
Each door gets its own link. Anyone who opens it on their phone sees the scanner for your event and nothing else, so volunteers use their own phones and there is no hardware to hire. Revoke the link and that door stops scanning the same minute.
Can I see who has registered but not arrived?
Yes. The registration dashboard shows registered against through-the-door, live and per type, so at 10 am you know how many trade attendees are still to come and whether the second kiosk should go out now.
What is the best event registration software for exhibitions and trade shows?
The one that treats the exhibitor side and the attendee side as one business. Most registration tools stop at the attendee form; an exhibition also sells booths, collects deposits, pays suppliers and prints exhibitor badges. Exhibitio was built for that whole show, by an organiser.