Corrections to Ummah App's comparison of Ummah Unite

False They wrote: "Ummah Unite is 'strongest on event day' and Ummah App is strongest 'the rest of the year'."

What is true: Ummah Unite's team works with organizers before, during and after the event, and year-round for organizers who want it. For the Niya Summit the team worked with the organizers for roughly three months before the event: marketing, the website, sponsor packages, speakers, the schedule, vendors, then the door. The summits scheduled next are planned as engagements of up to five months, and organizers can keep the team every month of the year for the next event, the newsletter, the fundraiser and the content — some now do. After every event, each attendee becomes a follower the organizer owns and can announce to for free. Describing this as 'event day' omits nearly all of it.

Sources on our site: ummahunite.com/how-we-work · ummahunite.com/case-studies/niya-summit · ummahunite.com/services

Outdated They wrote: "Vendor booths on Ummah Unite cost '$1 + 2.5% per booth'."

What is true: Booth and table bookings carry a platform fee of $10 per booth + 2.5%, and the organizer chooses whether to absorb it or add it to the vendor's total. The $1 + 2.5% figure applies to vendor storefront sales (products sold through the event page), shown to the buyer or absorbed by the vendor. Both are published on the pricing page.

Sources on our site: ummahunite.com/pricing

Outdated They wrote: "Prayer times, membership/CRM and programs are 'not stated' for Ummah Unite."

What is true: Prayer times for the venue appear on every in-person event page. Every attendee becomes a follower the organizer can announce to for free, with the list exportable at any time. Programs run on sessions, custom registration questions, parent and child fields and waitlists; recurring series and rosters are in progress. All three are listed on the features page.

Sources on our site: ummahunite.com/features · ummahunite.com/compare/ummah

Missing context They wrote: "Ummah Unite's fee of $1 + 2.5% makes it more expensive than Ummah App's 3% free plan on cheap tickets."

What is true: The comparison sets the fee an attendee pays on Ummah Unite against the fee an organizer pays on Ummah App. Organizers pay $0 on Ummah Unite on every ticket: no subscription, no per-event fee, and the attendee fee can be absorbed or passed on at the organizer's choice. An organizer selling $500 of tickets a month pays $0 on Ummah Unite and $15 on Ummah App's free plan.

Sources on our site: ummahunite.com/pricing · ummahunite.com/compare/ummah

Missing context They wrote: "Ummah Unite has 'no social feed or mobile app'."

What is true: Accurate as a product description and presented as a weakness. Ummah Unite events are web pages: attendees register in one tap without installing anything, pages are indexed by Google and cited by AI assistants, and organizers can white-label the page, serve it on their own domain, or embed it with checkout on their own website. Organizers reach attendees through followers and announcements.

Sources on our site: ummahunite.com/features

Outdated They wrote: "Media services on Ummah Unite start 'from $5'."

What is true: A catalog entry with a missing zero was corrected on September 16, 2026. Flyer design starts at $50; carousel design at $150.

Sources on our site: ummahunite.com/services

Omission They wrote: "Ummah App's comparison omits Ummah Unite's white-label pages, custom domains and embedded checkout, sponsor meeting booking, livestream with per-ticket Zoom links, the unified entry-and-pickup QR, vendor delivery, automatic discounts, Eventbrite import and the public API."

What is true: These are published on the features page and, for several, on the pricing page. None appear in the comparison table.

Sources on our site: ummahunite.com/features · ummahunite.com/pricing