Muslim events by type
Muslim conferences and conventions
From regional conventions with hundreds of booths to a one-day founders summit, conferences are where sessions, sponsors, vendors and thousands of tickets have to move through one system.
Formats
National conventions (tens of thousands of attendees, $50-200 registration, hundreds of booths), regional and institute conferences (300-2,000 attendees), and focused summits like the Niya Summit at the Computer History Museum - 327 tickets, speakers from Kleiner Perkins, Wahed and Saturna Capital, with Ummah Unite running marketing, website and operations.
What the platform has to do
Multiple ticket types and tiers, per-session tickets for multi-day programs, sections, sponsor and exhibitor booths sold from a floor plan, and a door that scans on as many phones as the volunteers bring - with double-scan protection and a name lookup for lost QR codes.
Selling the room
Conferences sell late: the Niya Summit sold 214 of its 327 tickets in the final week. Plan marketing to peak in the last seven days, and price tiers so early-birds anchor the room.
Find or host one
Browse upcoming Muslim events by state, or create yours free - free events cost nothing, paid tickets carry $1 + 2.5% paid by the attendee, and the Ummah Unite team can run marketing and operations for flagship events.
Create your event free Festivals & conferences · Niya Summit case study
Questions
Can Ummah Unite handle a multi-day convention?
Yes - per-session tickets, multiple tiers, sponsor and vendor booths from a floor plan, and check-in on unlimited devices. Six events over 300 attendees and a 1,000+-seat festival have run on it.
Does pricing change for large conferences?
No plans or tiers; paid tickets carry $1 + 2.5% paid by the attendee at any size.
Can your team run the conference?
Yes - marketing, website and operations are quoted per engagement; the Niya Summit beat a 175-ticket target with 327 sold.