talque
Berlin event app and ticketing platform for hybrid, online and on-site events, with servers in the EU
Quick Overview
| Company | Real Life Interaction GmbH (talque) |
|---|---|
| Category | Virtual and Hybrid Event Platforms |
| Headquarters | Berlin, Germany |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Germany (EU) |
| Data Location | Servers in the EU |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | Ticketing and payment, registration and accreditation, event app, live agenda, networking and matchmaking, speaker and sponsor management, analytics, badges and check-in add-on, API |
| Pricing | Essential from EUR 3,000/year, Pro from EUR 7,000/year, Enterprise on request; ticketing fees extra |
| Best For | Conferences and trade fairs that want one branded app for onsite and online attendees |
| Replaces | Cvent, Whova |
Detailed Review
talque describes itself as an operating system for events: ticketing, the attendee app, programme changes and analytics run from one account, for hybrid, online or on-site formats.
The legal notice names Real Life Interaction GmbH in Berlin (HRB 163658). The product page states that all servers used are in the EU and that a data processing agreement is available.
Licence tiers by attendee volume
Essential starts at EUR 3,000 per year with 250 participants included and expands to 499 at EUR 3 each. Pro starts at EUR 7,000 per year with 500 included and expands to 3,000 at EUR 2 each. Both cover any number of events.
Enterprise adds API and system integrations and individual project setup, priced on request.
Ticketing is priced separately
Free events pay EUR 0.50 per ticket, and a Standard tier for paid events starts at 2 percent of the net ticket price. Card, SEPA and prepayment are listed, with Stripe Connect set up by talque.
Badges and check-in are an add-on at EUR 499 for the one-off configuration, and label printer rental is a further line.
A named contact during the event
The site promises a fixed contact person who plans the run of show with you and supports changes during live operation.
A customer quote on the product page describes the onboarding as guided step by step; it is the vendor's own testimonial.
Limitations to Consider
The licence is annual, so an organiser with a single event pays a full year. Ticketing, badges and printers are charged on top, and the public page does not describe a built-in video streaming product; pair it with a streaming tool or compare Lyyti. The site is German first.
Who Should Use talque
Conference and trade fair organisers in German-speaking markets who run several events a year and want one app under their brand.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Unlimited events per licence
- Prices published in euros
- Servers stated as EU only
- Fixed contact person during events
- Ticketing with Stripe and SEPA
Cons
- Annual commitment
- Ticketing and badges are extra
- No streaming product described
- German-first website
Alternatives to talque
Other European virtual and hybrid event platforms worth comparing before you decide:
Eventee
Czech Republic · Mobile and web event app sold per event, in-person or hybrid
Wisembly
France · Webinar, on-site and hybrid sessions with stage projection
Lyyti
Finland · Registration, communication and streaming for live, hybrid and virtual events
Converia
Germany · Conference software joining submissions, programme and invoicing
See all European virtual and hybrid event platforms or compare them directly against Cvent on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Essential starts at EUR 3,000 per year and Pro at EUR 7,000 per year, both with unlimited events. Enterprise is quoted. Ticketing fees and add-ons are priced separately.
The vendor states that all servers it uses are located in the EU and offers a data processing agreement.
It describes its platform as suitable for hybrid, online and on-site events and has a dedicated hybrid events solution page.