Articuler for Businesses

Articuler's promise to hosts rests on its own copy

The events page says Articuler finds likely registrants, writes personalised invitations and gives attendees match cards with an opener. Its enterprise offer lists pre-event matching, pre-event intelligence, AI meeting prep and post-event analytics. Most figures on this page come from Articuler's own copy. ^{[1] [2]}

What it costs you

The comparison page puts enterprise event partnerships at $5,000 to $50,000 per event. The figure has no currency code, only a dollar sign. Dynamic Business describes enterprise pricing as custom, so the number is a starting point for a quote, not a list price. ^{[2] [4]}

Attendee data: ask before you upload

The events guide says attendee profiles come from registration and public professional data. It describes no step where an organiser uploads a list, and it does not say how attendees can opt out. Ask Articuler in writing what it does with a list you give it, and whether attendees can see or remove their profile. ^[3]

Ticket fees, if you also sell tickets

Luma is a separate tool for ticketing, not matching. Its free plan takes a 5% platform fee plus card processing at 2.9% and 30 cents, which is $8.20 on a $100 ticket. Luma Plus, at $59 a month billed annually, removes the platform fee and leaves $3.20. The arithmetic assumes the card rate applies to the full ticket price. ^[5]

Articuler's events page does not name Luma, so the two tools do not connect as far as the public pages show. ^[1]

Should you book an Articuler event?

Get three things in writing before you sign: the price for your event, the answer on attendee data, and the basis for the 1-attendee-per-5-invitations figure. Without those, the enterprise claim is an opening offer, not a cost you can budget. ^{[2] [1]}