my-conference.net
For scientific societies, research groups and conference organisers

Run your scientific conference from one place

The website, registration and payments, abstract submission and peer review, the programme and the certificates: one platform, one address, and the whole committee working on the same data instead of on spreadsheets, forms and e-mail threads.

The free plan asks for no card and lasts twelve months: up to 100 registrations and 100 abstracts, with a small "powered by" line.

The overview of an event: registrations, payments and abstracts
  • Servers in the European Union
  • GDPR data processing terms included
  • Your event at name.my-conference.net
  • Portuguese and English

What an event gets

Everything below is in every plan, including the free one. What changes between plans is the size, and a few things that matter once the event is public.

A website of its own

Pages, menu, news and colours that you edit yourself, at name.my-conference.net, or at your own domain on a paid plan. It works on phones.

Registration and payment

A form you design, prices by registration type and period, vouchers, limited places with a waiting list. Participants pay by card or Multibanco/MB Way (Stripe or EuPago, your own account) or by bank transfer.

Abstract submission

Formats with their own limits and fields, authors and co-authors, files, keywords, and a page where each author follows the state of the submission. The call opens and closes on the dates you set.

Peer review

Reviewers see only what is assigned to them. Single-blind, double-blind or open, with your own criteria; decisions are recorded and the authors told in batches.

Programme and sessions

Rooms, parallel sessions and a public calendar that participants can filter and export. The owner of a session can receive the abstracts directed to it and review them.

Certificates and badges

Certificates of attendance and of presentation as PDF, sent by e-mail, and printable name badges.

Check-in at the door

Each registration has a QR code. Any phone can confirm arrivals, search by name, and show a live count of who is in.

E-mail and support

Editable e-mail templates, messages to chosen groups, and a ticket system for questions, with a mailbox for the event.

Is it for you?

A conference platform fits some events very well and others not at all. It is better that you know before you start.

It fits if

  • You organise a congress, symposium or workshop run by a society, a university group or a committee, from a few dozen to a few thousand participants.
  • Participants register, and often submit an abstract that the committee reviews and places in a programme.
  • You want one system for the committee to work in, and the registration fees to go straight to your own payment account.
  • You want to repeat the event next year starting from this year's forms, prices and pages.

It does not fit if

  • You sell tickets to the public with seat maps, or want your event listed in a marketplace.
  • You need to stream or host the sessions online: there is no video, and no virtual-conference rooms.
  • You need a native mobile app. The site works well on a phone, and check-in uses the phone's browser, but there is no app to install.
  • You need support by telephone. Support is by e-mail.

From nothing to open registration

Create the event

Choose a name and an address. The site and the organiser area exist about a minute later. You can start from a blank event, from a ready-made model, or from a copy of a previous edition.

Set it up

Write the pages, design the registration form and prices, define the formats and the review criteria, and open the call for abstracts. A checklist shows what is still missing.

Run it

Receive registrations and abstracts, review, decide, build the programme, issue certificates. If you outgrow the plan, upgrade and pay only the difference.

What you gain, and what it costs you

Fewer tools to stitch together

Registrations, payments, abstracts and reviews are linked: who registered, who paid, whose abstract was accepted and in which session. You do not reconcile four spreadsheets.

The fees are yours

Registration fees go to the payment account you connect. The platform charges for the plan, once per event, and takes nothing from your registrations.

Your data stays yours

You can export registrations, abstracts and payments to Excel, and abstracts to Word, at any time. When a plan ends, the event stays readable and exportable.

A price you can predict

One payment per event, by size, with no subscription. Nothing renews unless you ask for it.

Data protection built in

Hosted in the European Union, with data processing terms that you can read before you sign up. Reviewers only ever see what was assigned to them.

What it asks of you

You configure the event yourself: nobody does it for you. Payments need your own Stripe or EuPago account, and automatic invoicing exists only with Moloni, KeyInvoice and Masterway (Portugal). Support is by e-mail.

Abstracts and reviews, at a glance

Every submission with its state, its reviewers and its score in one list, and the actions you need next to it.

  • Filters by format, state, keyword and session
  • Assign reviewers to several abstracts at once
  • Export to Excel and Word
List of abstracts with status and reviewers

A programme participants will actually use

Build sessions and rooms, place the accepted abstracts, and publish a calendar that participants can filter by keyword.

  • Day, week and whole-event views, with a list view on phones
  • Rooms, colours and parallel sessions
  • Download as PDF or as a calendar file
The public programme of a conference

Registrations, prices and payments

Design the form, set prices by type and period, and see who has registered and who has paid.

  • Early and regular periods, optional extras with limited places
  • Vouchers and a waiting list
  • Receipts and invoices through Moloni, KeyInvoice or Masterway, if you use them
List of registrations with their status

Look before you decide

The demo is a complete fictitious conference. Enter as organiser, reviewer, author or participant and click anything: it resets every hour.

Open the demo

Plans: one payment per event

Start free. If the event needs more places, choose the size. Prices without VAT.

Free

  • 100 registrations
  • 100 abstract submissions
  • 500 MB of files
  • Your address on my-conference.net
Free
Start free
PlanRegistrationsAbstract submissionsFiles PriceRenewal
Up to 150 registrations 150 150 1,5 GB 150,00 € 75,00 €
Up to 200 registrations 200 200 2 GB 200,00 € 100,00 €
Up to 300 registrations 300 300 3 GB 290,00 € 145,00 €
Up to 400 registrations 400 400 4 GB 370,00 € 185,00 €
Up to 500 registrations 500 500 5 GB 440,00 € 220,00 €
Up to 1000 registrations 1000 1000 10 GB 800,00 € 400,00 €
Up to 2000 registrations 2000 2000 20 GB 1 400,00 € 700,00 €
Up to 3000 registrations 3000 3000 30 GB 1 950,00 € 975,00 €

Free events show a small "powered by" line. A paid plan runs for 12 months, removes that line and allows your own domain. It does not renew by itself.

How plans, renewals and upgrades work →

Common questions

Who is it for?

Scientific societies, university groups and committees that organise congresses, symposia and workshops, from a few dozen to a few thousand participants.

Can I try it first?

Yes, in two ways. The demo needs no sign-up and resets every hour. The free plan lets you build a real event, with up to 100 registrations and 100 abstracts, before paying anything.

What does it not do?

It is not a ticket marketplace: your event is not listed anywhere, and it has no seat maps. It does not stream or host sessions online. There is no native mobile app: the site works on phones, and QR check-in runs in the phone's browser. Support is by e-mail, not by telephone.

What do I pay, and when?

The free plan costs nothing. A paid plan is one payment per event, for twelve months, and does not renew by itself. Renewing costs the renewal price of the plan; upgrading pays only the difference.

Does the free plan expire?

Every plan, the free one included, lasts twelve months. After that the event stays online for consultation and export, read-only, for another twelve months, and you can renew it. Nothing is deleted without warning: see "What happens when my plan ends?"

Who receives the registration fees?

You do. Registration fees go to the payment account you connect to your event. The platform charges its plan fee, once per event, and takes nothing from your registrations.

What happens when my plan ends?

The event stays online, read-only, for twelve months, so you can consult it, export it and renew it. After that it can be deleted. You are warned 90, 30 and 7 days before, and a last backup is kept for 30 days.

All the questions →

Ready to set up your conference?

Create the event, look at it, and ask your committee to look at it too. If it does not suit you, nothing has been paid.

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