Splash

Splash is the event marketing platform that marketing teams choose when the event experience itself is a brand touchpoint. The page builder produces event pages that actually look good, not the generic templates you get from most event tools. For companies hosting customer dinners, executive roundtables, product launches, or partner events, the visual quality of the invitation and registration experience matters.

The registration system is flexible. You can build conditional forms that show different fields based on attendee type, collect dietary preferences, manage plus-ones, and set capacity limits with waitlists. The guest list management interface gives you a clear view of RSVPs, check-ins, and no-shows, which is useful both during the event and for post-event reporting.

On-site check-in is one of Splash’s strongest features. The iPad app handles QR code scanning, walk-in registration, and badge printing. It works offline, which matters when your event venue has unreliable Wi-Fi. The check-in data syncs back to the platform in real-time when connectivity returns.

Where Splash falls short for GTM teams is pipeline attribution. It tracks attendance and engagement well, but connecting an event attendee to a closed-won deal requires integration with your CRM and manual or semi-manual attribution work. It is an event management tool, not a revenue attribution tool.

The pricing model is by quote, which typically means it scales with the number of events and attendees. For teams running a regular cadence of hosted events, the cost is justifiable. For teams that need to track field events at third-party conferences, Splash is solving a different problem than what you need.