The Real Difference
A closer look at how they compare
Cvent is built for enterprise event teams — corporate meeting planners, associations running annual conferences, agencies managing multi-client event calendars, and marketing operations teams that need event data feeding directly into Salesforce or Marketo. The platform is designed around that workflow: venue sourcing, hotel room blocks, speaker management, onsite badging, trade show lead capture, and post-event ROI reporting are all core to what those teams need. For that use case, it's genuinely strong.
Program-based organizations — camps, courses, retreat centers, afterschool programs, sports leagues, nonprofits — have a different set of needs: getting families registered quickly, automating billing across a season, managing waitlists and approvals, keeping payment plans on track, and reporting on everything in real time. Cvent wasn't built for that workflow, which is why organizations in those verticals consistently find the feature volume adds overhead without adding value.
Regpack is built specifically for that program-based use case. Registration, billing, workflows, and reporting are connected natively — and the platform is designed to be run by an admin team, not a dedicated technical implementation staff.
Pricing
Cvent does not publish pricing. The Professional and Enterprise tiers are described on their site without dollar amounts. Third-party sources indicate starting costs around $3,000 per year, with enterprise implementation costs typically running significantly higher. Speak with Cvent sales to get a quote.
Regpack publishes its structure: three annual tiers with unlimited forms, unlimited admin users, and unlimited reports, with payment processing starting at 1.5%. You can scope it from the website before you ever talk to anyone.