Janix Enterprise

Your events shouldn't start
from zero every time.

Janix gives organizations one platform for running events and building a persistent audience across them — so the tenth event in your program starts from everything the first nine learned, not from an empty list.

Enterprise plans start at $24,000/year.

The Janix admin console showing real-time revenue and attendance across an event program
One console across every event your organization runs.

Six systems, none of which
know your organization.

Ticketing lives in one tool, registration in another. The CRM was bought for fundraising and has never seen who walked through a door. Marketing runs out of an email platform with its own lists. Programming and speakers live in spreadsheets. Sponsors live in someone's inbox. Analytics means exporting all of it and reconciling by hand.

Each event works around the gaps. The cost is not the licences — it is that no one system holds the organization's audience, so every event rebuilds an understanding of the people you have been serving for years. Run four events a year across three teams and you have twelve versions of the truth and no way to add them up.

Four things you cannot get
from a stack of tools.

01

One audience

Every event contributes to the same organizational understanding of who your audience is. A person who attended a regional program in March and your annual conference in October is one record with both facts on it, not two rows in two systems.

02

One operating platform

Registration, ticketing, programming, sponsors, marketing and reporting run in one place, across every event and every team. Less integration to maintain, fewer exports to reconcile, one place to train people on.

03

Better intelligence

Who attends, what they care about, and how they engage — measured across the whole program rather than one event at a time. Revenue traces back to the campaign that produced it, and the numbers reconcile because they come from one source.

04

Compounding value

Each event improves the next one. The audience is richer, the segments are sharper, and the campaigns start from what already worked. This is the part a collection of tools structurally cannot do, however good each tool is.

Not a bigger feature list.
A different relationship.

Studio and Enterprise run the same platform. We do not hold capabilities back to sell you the tier above. What Enterprise adds is everything an organization needs that a single event does not: scale across programs and teams, the work of moving you onto it, and the commercial terms to match.

Scale

  • Many events and programs under one organization
  • Multiple teams, each working in their own events
  • Multiple brands and programs in one account
  • One persistent organizational audience across all of them
  • Organizational administration and access control

Getting you there

  • Implementation, planned around your calendar
  • Migration from the systems you are on now
  • Training for the teams who will run it
  • Priority support once you are live
  • Negotiated commercial terms

Governance and security capabilities are expanding. We will tell you exactly what exists today on the call rather than list ambitions here.

Organizations where the audience
outlives any single event.

  • Professional associations

    An annual conference plus regional programs, chapters and year-round member engagement — where the member relationship is the organization's core asset.

  • Cultural organizations

    Festivals, seasons and programs where the audience you cultivate between events determines how the next one sells.

  • Universities and institutes

    Programs, symposia and public events across departments, where students, alumni and the public are all part of one institutional audience.

  • Enterprise event programs

    Companies running a recurring calendar of customer, partner and community events that need to add up to one view of the audience.

  • Multi-event conference organizations

    Businesses whose product is the events themselves, running several a year and reselling to the same attendees.

Built for organizations that
bring people together.

  • Fusebox Festival Austin's interdisciplinary arts festival ran its 2026 edition on Janix — multi-venue ticketing, thousands of CRM contacts, real-time check-in and a fully branded festival site — and kept working the audience after the festival closed. Read the case study

Let's talk about your event program.

Tell us how many events you run, who runs them, and what you are using now. We will show you what moving the program onto one platform looks like, and what the migration actually involves.

Enterprise plans start at $24,000/year.