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26 Jun 2026 · 2 min read

Market-specific pricing is coming soon

We’re expanding Bewitt to more countries. To keep pricing fair and realistic, we’ll soon introduce market-specific pricing based on where your organization is based.

Market-specific pricing is coming soon

We’re expanding Bewitt to more countries.

And we’re making one change that’s overdue if we want to do that responsibly: market-specific pricing.

Same product. Same event workspace. Different markets, different realities.

“One global price” sounds simple. In practice, it’s often unfair to someone.

What we mean by market-specific pricing

Market-specific pricing means Bewitt’s pricing will vary depending on the market your organization is based in.

It’s not a gimmick. It’s a way to keep Bewitt accessible and sustainable as we go worldwide — without forcing every organizer into the same bracket.

Why we’re doing this now

Event operations look similar everywhere (registrations, agenda updates, check-ins, sponsors, feedback, payments, reporting). But budgets and purchasing expectations don’t.

We’d rather price in a way that matches local standards than pretend every event team is operating with the same constraints.

What will (and won’t) change

What will change

  • The price you see when starting an event or requesting a quote may vary by market.
  • Some fees (for example, custom domain setup fees where applicable) may be presented in a market-appropriate way.

What won’t change

  • How Bewitt works day-to-day: you’ll still run your event in one place — registration, participant access, agenda, check-in, engagement modules (when enabled), feedback, payments (via Stripe Checkout), and reporting tied to the same event.
  • How you get started: you can still create an event, keep it as a draft while you set things up, and publish when you’re ready.

The goal is simple: pricing that feels normal in your market, without changing the way you run your event.

If you’re planning an event soon

If you’re currently evaluating Bewitt (or you’re about to open registrations), here’s the practical guidance:

  • If you’re early: go ahead and start an event draft and get your workspace set up (agenda skeleton, branding, pages, sponsor directory, etc.).
  • If pricing is a decision blocker: request a demo or ask for a custom quote so you can plan with real numbers.
  • If you’re mid-planning: don’t pause your ops work — your event structure won’t be impacted by this change.

Want a heads-up when it lands?

If you want to know when market-specific pricing is available for your region, request a demo or ask for a custom quote. We’ll point you to the right option for your event.