EventCreate vs StarChapter: Which is a better fit?

Isaiah: Hello everybody, I'm Isaiah. I have a health and wellness focused business called A New Breath. We provide wellness experiences, breath-focused events, anything in regards to wellbeing, wellness, health, so on and so forth. I would give EventCreate 5 out of 5 stars. Blew my mind, made my event so easy, made it so efficient for people to register for the event, to find the event, and to leave any questions, comments, or concerns. As well as have all of the people's registrations and context. So my experience before was mostly with Eventbrite and my experience was 50/50. Some things I liked, some things I didn't. EventCreate, made it very simple, very straight to the point. I like the features that it gives you to add your own website. So now, you can send that website for other people to register for the link. You can have multiple events, just a lot of free rein and a lot of simplicity in EventCreate. So I chose EventCreate because of just the overall flow, the overall simplicity, but also the ability to create from it. So having the freedom to create a website, or an event registration the way that I want it to look, made it very easy to decide. All the different features from being able to have photos, to have a video, to be able to register people and also answer dietary restrictions made it so helpful and so easy. Basically, I chose the best option out there, and EventCreate is something I highly recommend. EventCreate was super easy, super simple, very self-explanatory. I started with I think a free trial, so being able to see and understand it. But once that trial expired, it was a no-brainer to continue to use EventCreate moving forward, even after this first event. So hosting my first event made this so easy, I'm going to highly recommend it to all people. EventCreate, did everything that I needed it to and more, and I know how to create with it, I know how to use it. Highly recommend, 10 out of 10. If you want the creativity and the freedom to display your own way of hosting an event or getting people to sign up, whether free registration, whether paid registration EventCreate's very easy. It's very easy, it's very straightforward. I love the ability to create my flow on it. So you can change the way things lay out. You can change the way things look, the text, the style, the imagery, the video. You can add all types of features. You can have the map. You can have all this information in one specific website or one specific event create that it's up to you. So being able to have the freedom in your own hands made it a no-brainer. It's so easy to send that link out and then send the flyer with somebody and say, "Register for my link." It's so easy for it to clearly articulate what you're asking for, what you want people to do, whether that's to sign up, whether that's to become interested, whether that's to send it to a friend. By having EventCreate, it made my event so easy, so smooth, and all of the features that come with EventCreate.

Mary G.: Hi, my name's Mary, I am a director of social media. And I am giving a two star rating for StarChapter today. For more ratings, see below. So I use StarChapter right now for email messaging to our members and to manage our chapter website as well. And we also use it a little bit for managing event registration as well. So the one really nice thing about StarChapter is having everything all in one place. There's one centralized source to have all of your membership, marketing, communications, website, everything at the touch of a finger. The pain points that I'm finding with star chapter is primarily related to ease of use. The system is not intuitive and not designed with the user in mind. There's a lot of training that needs to happen for anyone using the system that's a newbie. And my other pain point is it's not very customizable, especially for email marketing. It does not have any of the drag and drop features. It doesn't have any of the cool tech to make an email really splash or really look cool to the end receiver. It's very basic and just not, I guess, not as elevated as I would like to see.