Features
Everything the other platforms offer. Then the parts they don't.
Each row is a feature another Muslim event platform leads with, whether Ummah Unite has it, and the number that proves it. Facts from the platform database and each competitor's own pages, September 2026. Where we don't do something, it says so.
| Feature | Who leads with it | Ummah Unite | Proof |
|---|---|---|---|
| Event discovery and listings | The Ummah, Islamic Events, Ummah.Events, Ummahfy | Yes — public event pages indexed by Google, state-by-state Muslim event pages, organizer profiles and reminders | 117 events published; state discovery pages live at /muslim-events |
| Free RSVPs | The Ummah, Meetup | Yes — free events cost nothing, with RSVPs and QR check-in | 1,760 free RSVPs processed |
| Paid ticketing | The Ummah, Qariyb, MeetPure, Eventbrite | Yes — no plans or tiers; $1 + 2.5% paid by the attendee, or absorbed by the organizer | 5,014 tickets, $76K+ processed, payouts to the organizer's own Stripe at the moment of sale |
| QR check-in | The Ummah, The Masjid App | Yes — unlimited devices on one account, double-scan protection, cancelled/refunded tickets rejected, name/email lookup for guests without a QR | 655 door check-ins to date |
| Donations | The Ummah, LaunchGood | Yes — one-time donations inside the ticket checkout at 0% platform fee; recurring at a disclosed 5% | A 222-ticket fundraising gala ran with tables and donation checkout |
| Team and volunteer management | The Ummah, The Masjid App | Yes — team roles, volunteer check-in access on their own accounts, multi-organizer events | Team access is enforced at the database level |
| Sessions and multi-day schedules | The Ummah, conference tools | Yes — multi-session events with per-session tickets and per-session check-in | Session check-in is a native path in the scanner |
| Community reach | The Ummah | Yes — a 55,000+ community, a newsletter, and an in-house media team with 100M+ content views | Reach is what sold the Niya Summit out: 327 tickets vs a 175 target |
| Reviewed listings | Islamic Events | Yes — organizer verification and event approval workflows before events go public | Verification and approvals are built into the admin dashboard |
| Sections for brothers, sisters and families | Qariyb (tags) | Yes — as native ticket options, not labels | Used at Eid festivals and galas on the platform |
| Vendor booths and tables | Nobody else | Yes — vendors pick a booth or table on an interactive floor plan and pay at booking; $1 + 2.5%, shown to the vendor | 1,000+-seat festivals have run on the platform |
| A team that runs your event | Nobody else | Yes — marketing, website, design, operations and media, quoted per engagement | Niya Summit: our team ran marketing, web and ticketing end to end — 327 tickets, 214 in the final week |
What we don't do
No social feed or mobile app — The Ummah has those. No crowdfunding campaign pages — LaunchGood is the specialist. No general-public audience — Eventbrite's is larger. We host, sell, find and check in Muslim community events of every size, and we run them when you want a team.
The flagship: Niya Summit
A founders-and-investors summit at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, on the $7.3 trillion Muslim economy, with speakers from Kleiner Perkins, Wahed and Saturna Capital. Two months out, the organizers feared missing 175 tickets. Our team took over marketing end to end, built niyasummit.com, supported operations and ran ticketing. It closed at 327 tickets — 214 of them in the final week. Read the case study · See services