Create, promote and broadcast events of any size with a few clicks. Everytale is built for those who value their time.
Regardless of the size and complexity of the event, hosts create events with easy pre-event setup, high degree of moderator controls during the event, and effective post-event outreach to attract future participants.
- Host an event: Incorporating LIVE broadcasting and pre-recorded content features, Everytale allows anyone to register and create a global event in mere clicks.
- AI Based Discovery: Our user-fed AI algorithm refers valuable future events and prerecorded content to each user based on their personally set search preferences and historical viewership.
- Monetization: Everytale enables a host to monetize their content that will be or was relevant and valuable to a global audience.
- Gamification & Engagement: Enhance your user engagement through different interactive capabilities.
- Shareability: Host, watch, text, talk, share – on and outside of Everytale.
- Ease of use: Create and customize an engaging event for thousands within few clicks – that’s what Everytale stands for.
- Increase your event lifecycle: Create and customize an engaging event for thousands within few clicks.
- Easy money transfer: Secure and quick ticket collection across the globe.
- Data analysis: Everytale makes a number of different data points available to the host post-event so that you will never have to worry about holes in your attendee experience.
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