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Hybrid event platform for the room, the stream, and the organizer stuck between them.

Bewitt helps organizers run physical and virtual event experiences with registration, session access, speakers, participant communication, engagement, check-in, and reporting in one event workspace.

Hybrid Events

Bewitt keeps the organizer work close: page, registrations, agenda, access, check-ins, engagement, feedback, and reporting.

Fits when

Events with onsite participants, online participants, speakers, and one organizer team carrying both formats.

Fits when

Shared registration, agenda, session access, communication, and feedback across physical and virtual attendance.

Fits when

Hybrid event operations where the room and the stream should not create two separate admin piles.

Product proof

This is more than a hybrid events page.

Bewitt works best when the event has moving operational parts: the page people see, the registrations behind it, agenda changes, access, check-in, feedback, and the report organizers need afterwards.

Create the event once

The public page, registration path, access rules, agenda, speaker details, sponsors, and participant view stay attached to the same event workspace.

Keep changes close

When the list, agenda, rooms, or participant access changes, organizers have one operational record to check instead of several drifting versions.

Finish with evidence

Check-ins, attendance, feedback, ratings, engagement, and recap data remain available for reporting after the event ends.

Bewitt organizer workspace showing event setup, participants, agenda, check-ins, feedback, and performance areas
Organizer workspace for managing registration, participant records, agenda work, check-ins, feedback, and event performance together.

Why Hybrid Events Are Different

Hybrid events are not just in-person events with a link added at the end.

Bewitt keeps the shared event work together so organizers can manage the room, the stream, and the participant record from the same place.

Hybrid pressure

Two audiences need one event story

Hybrid events have people in the room and people joining online. The event needs to feel connected even when the experience is not identical.

Hybrid pressure

Access details multiply quickly

Locations, livestream links, session access, speaker notes, timing changes, and participant questions all need one reliable place to land.

Hybrid pressure

Engagement can split by format

Feedback, participation, check-ins, and activity signals become harder to read when onsite and online participants live in separate tools.

Registration Management

Register onsite and online participants without splitting the guest list.

Use Bewitt to manage registrations, participant access, attendance format, invitations, imports, and check-in records from one hybrid event workspace.

Registration

One participant record

Keep onsite and online attendance tied to the same event instead of maintaining separate lists.

Registration

Access and invitations

Invite participants, manage private access, and keep practical joining details close to the registration record.

Registration

Check-in where it matters

Use QR check-ins for the physical room and participant activity signals for the online side.

Livestream and Session Access

Keep livestream details and session access attached to the event.

Bewitt helps organizers publish online joining details, session links, locations, and agenda context so participants know where to go and how to join.

Access

Online joining details

Add livestream or virtual session links where participants already look for agenda and event access.

Access

Room and stream context

Show location details and online access together when a session has both physical and virtual participants.

Access

Session-level clarity

Keep timing, speaker, access, and feedback details close to each session.

Speaker Management

Help speakers show up clearly across both formats.

Manage speaker profiles, session ownership, bios, timing, and agenda context so speakers are not trapped in a separate planning document.

Speakers

Speaker profiles

Add names, bios, and session details that participants can find before the talk starts.

Speakers

Session ownership

Connect speakers to the sessions they lead, whether the room is physical, online, or both.

Speakers

Last-minute edits

Keep speaker and agenda changes attached to the event instead of sending another “final version” file.

Participant Communication

Give every participant a clear place to check before and during the event.

Hybrid participants need practical instructions: where to go, where to click, what starts next, and how to give feedback. Bewitt keeps that close to the event page.

Communication

Shared event page

Use one event home for registrations, agenda, access details, and participant actions.

Communication

Format-aware details

Keep physical locations and online joining details visible where they matter.

Communication

Feedback moments

Ask participants for session or event feedback while both audiences still remember what happened.

Event Engagement

Create engagement that works for the room and the remote audience.

Use missions, quizzes, rewards, networking prompts, QR activity, and feedback when they help both sides participate in the same event.

Engagement

Optional activity layer

Turn on engagement when it gives the event energy, and leave it off when the session needs focus.

Engagement

Networking prompts

Support participant connection when hybrid attendance makes chance encounters harder.

Engagement

Unified feedback

Collect ratings and comments without forcing onsite and online feedback into separate tools.

Before/During/After Event Workflow

One hybrid event record across the room and the stream.

The point is not more admin. It is fewer scattered places to check when the event starts moving.

Before

Create the event page, open registration, add agenda and speaker details, set locations and livestream links, and prepare participant access.

During

Manage onsite check-ins, online session access, agenda updates, participant communication, engagement, and feedback from one workspace.

After

Review attendance, check-ins, feedback, ratings, and activity signals across the physical and virtual sides of the event.

Pricing

Hybrid event pricing that does not change because the format is complicated.

Bewitt uses event-based pricing: €54.00 base fee, €5.50 per event day, and €0.55 per participant. Self-service hybrid events are capped at 500 participants; larger events can request a custom quote.

1-day hybrid event, 100 participants €114.50

€54.00 + €5.50 + €55.00

2-day hybrid conference, 250 participants €202.50

€54.00 + €11.00 + €137.50

3-day hybrid program, 500 participants €345.50

€54.00 + €16.50 + €275.00

FAQ

Questions organizers ask before moving their event into Bewitt.

Can Bewitt be used as a hybrid event platform?

Yes. Bewitt helps organizers manage hybrid events with registration, agendas, speakers, participant access, livestream details, check-ins, engagement, feedback, and reporting in one workspace.

Does Bewitt support livestream links and virtual session access?

Yes. Organizers can add online joining details and session access information so virtual participants know where to go and how to join.

Can Bewitt manage onsite check-in for hybrid events?

Yes. Bewitt supports QR check-ins for physical attendance while keeping participant information and event activity connected to the same hybrid event.

Does Bewitt support engagement for hybrid participants?

Yes. Bewitt supports feedback, quizzes, missions, rewards, networking prompts, QR activity, and other optional engagement tools that can support both onsite and online participants.

How is Bewitt priced for hybrid events?

Bewitt uses event-based pricing: €54.00 base fee, €5.50 per event day, and €0.55 per participant. Self-service events are capped at 500 participants, with custom quotes available above that.

Related use cases

Other event shapes organizers run with Bewitt.

Use Bewitt for Hybrid Events

Ready to keep the event work in one place?

Start with the event page, then keep registrations, agenda, speakers, check-ins, engagement, feedback, and reporting connected as the event grows.