Field Day combines registration, check-in, badge printing, and data orchestration into one solution for smaller events.
Restrictions apply.
Small events are where intent data gets stuck.
For small events, teams stitch together tools. One for registration. One for check-in. Rented gear to print badges. It works, but data is disconnected.
Today’s small-event stack
Registration page
Built in a page tool
No connection
Check-in list
Kept in a spreadsheet
No connection
Badge printing
Rented gear on site
Salesforce
Attendee data arrives days later, by export.
By the time the data shows up, the moment has passed.
Your follow-up tools act fast. Event data still arrives days late, by export. Field Day sends every registration and check-in to your CRM and marketing tools as it happens, so your team follows up the same day, not next week.
1 in 5
Only one in five enterprises has integrated its primary event platform with its wider marketing stack.
Forrester, Q1 2024 State of B2B Events Survey
Everything a field event needs, beginning to end.
Field Day covers the whole event, from your registration page to the follow-up in your CRM.
Four things set it apart for the events you run most.
Keep the platform you already run
Field Day handles your smaller events on its own, right next to the enterprise platform your company keeps for its big conferences.
Nothing to replace, nothing to migrate.
Get an event live in under a day
Build a branded registration page and set up check-in yourself the same morning.
No ticket to a central team, no services engagement.
Send your event data live to your stack
Every registration and check-in, plus the intent signals you capture, reach your CRM and marketing tools as the event happens.
Your team acts the same day instead of weeks later.
Use the equipment you already have
Check guests in on your team's phones and print on the venue's printers, with no new hardware to buy or rent.
When the venue WiFi drops, check-in and badge printing keep working.
Three products, a single all-in-one solution.
Express
The Future of Event Marketing
Published in a morning.
Build and publish your registration page yourself, the same morning. No ticket to a central team, no waiting.
Greet
Sarah Johnson
Enterprise Summit
Attendee General Admission
Checked in
Your phones for check-in.
Check guests in from the phones your team already has, and print badges on the printers already at the venue. It keeps working if the WiFi drops.
Signal Connect
CRM Record
Sarah Johnson Checked in
Company Title Email
Into the GTM stack, instantly.
Send every registration and check-in into Salesforce, Marketo, HubSpot, Eloqua, Zoom, and ON24 as it happens.
Field Day plans.
Pick the plan that fits your event program.
Starter
For teams running a handful of field events.
$4,500 5 events · 1,500 attendees
Includes
- The full product
- Runs alongside your platform
- Data to your systems
Pro
For active field programs across regions.
$24,000 30 events · 12,000 attendees
Pro features, plus
- Everything in Starter
- Room to grow the program
- Dedicated onboarding
Enterprise
For large teams with security requirements.
Annual contract · custom terms $50,000 80 events · 36,000 attendees
Pro features, plus
- Everything in Pro
- High volume API access
- Dedicated CSM
Proof from the field.
"The difference between this and how we used to manage on-demand badging is night and day."
AMI, Greet beta customer
Field Day runs on Greet for check-in and badging, the same product AMI used.
Badge printed
Have a field day, on us.
Qualifying new enterprise customers can run their first event on the full product before paying a dollar.
You run a real event with real guests, and real records land in your systems.
See it work on your own event, then decide.
Good to know.
Does Field Day replace the event platform I already use?
No. Field Day runs next to your existing platform with no migration.
Your data flows one way, out to your CRM and marketing tools, and nothing changes on the other side.
What do I need to check people in and print badges?
The phones your team already carries and a supported printer.
Field Day works with Zebra, PrintNode, AirPrint, and Mopria, so there's no new hardware to buy from Certain.
Where does my event data go?
To the tools your team already uses: Salesforce, Marketo, HubSpot, Eloqua, Zoom, and ON24, plus webhooks for anything else.
It arrives as the event happens.
Is the first event really free?
Qualifying new enterprise customers can run their first event free on the full product, one per organization, up to 300 attendees, for one day.
Submit the form and we'll confirm whether your company and event qualify.
How much does Field Day cost?
Starter is $4,500 a year, Pro is $24,000, and Enterprise starts at $50,000.
Questions (FAQ)
Q: Does Field Day replace the event platform I already use?
A: No. Field Day runs next to your existing platform with no migration. Your data flows one way, out to your CRM and marketing tools, and nothing changes on the other side.
Q: What do I need to check people in and print badges? A: The phones your team already carries and a supported printer. Field Day works with Zebra, PrintNode, AirPrint, and Mopria, so there's no new hardware to buy from Certain.
Q: Where does my event data go? A: To the tools your team already uses: Salesforce, Marketo, HubSpot, Eloqua, Zoom, and ON24, plus webhooks for anything else. It arrives as the event happens.
Q: Is the first event really free? A: Qualifying new enterprise customers can run their first event free on the full product, one per organization, up to 300 attendees, for one day. Submit the form and we'll confirm whether your company and event qualify.
Q: How much does Field Day cost? A: Starter is $4,500 a year, Pro is $24,000, and Enterprise starts at $50,000.