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The modern alternative to Social Tables & AllSeated

Event diagramming software for venues & event planners

Every table, stage, and screen to real feet and inches. One click to walk the room in 3D. One link your client, venue, and vendors approve — and none of them ever pays. Draw the room once, or start from the venue’s own plan.

No credit card required

  • Free plan, no credit card
  • Your vendors never pay
  • Export your work anytime
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The EventDiagram editor: a Demo Gala reception in a Grand Ballroom with 32 rounds, stage, dance floor and live capacity statistics
✓ Client approvedone click, on the live diagram
256 seats · 32 roundscapacity checked automatically
Demo Gala · Grand Ballroom · 256 seats across 32 rounds

Minutes

from floor plan to shareable diagram

To scale

real feet & inches, always

Unlimited

free viewers & collaborators

2D + 3D

one diagram, walkable in a click

Built for the people who have to make the plan real: hotels and event venues, corporate and agency planners, and the AV crews who set the room at six in the morning.

Run a venue? Send us your floor plans and we’ll draw up to five of your event spaces free, to scale, in a workspace of your own. No card. How it works for venues.

See it in action

Watch a 256-seat gala come together

Thirty-two rounds, staging, screens, and a dance floor in a 150′ × 90′ ballroom. Set to the inch, then walked in 3D before anyone touches a truck. See all 58 plans made with EventDiagram.

Nothing lands “about right.” Every table snaps to real feet and inches, and seat counts, spacing, and capacity move with it. The plan on screen is the plan that sets on the floor.
Walk it before you build it. One click puts you in the room: check the sightline from the back table and the screen height while there’s still time to move something.

Unedited screen recordings from the EventDiagram editor. No motion graphics, no stand-ins.

Why EventDiagram

Every feature here exists because a plan went wrong once

A room that didn’t match the PDF. A version nobody had. A client who couldn’t read the drawing. A vendor who wouldn’t buy a seat to comment. That’s the list.

Everything to scale

Real feet and inches on every object. Capacity, spacing, and ft²/seat update live as you move things.

Ballrooms that split the way yours does

Draw a ballroom once; every airwall combination (A, B, A+B) derives automatically with its own capacities.

3D walkthrough

The same diagram, one click later. Sightlines, screen sizes, and stage height read instantly. Yours from Pro — and anyone you send the link to can walk it free, on any plan, without an account.

Unlimited collaborators

Venue, client, caterer, AV — everyone works from one link. Nobody needs an account or a paid seat.

Open exports

PDF, image, and data exports are never paywalled — on every plan, including Free, where they carry a small watermark. Clean exports come with Solo. Your floor plans stay yours.

“200 guests, rounds of 10, stage north”

Describe the event in one sentence and a to-scale draft appears. You review and approve every change it makes.

Venue floor plan library

Start from a real room, not a blank page

Pick your venue’s floor plan from the library (real rooms, real dimensions), or draw your own once and reuse it for every event after.

Browse the library

Grand Ballroom

150′ × 90′

Junior Ballroom

60′ × 42′

Terrace Pavilion

74′ × 40′

Conference A+B

56′ × 38′

Rooftop Lounge

48′ × 36′

Exhibit Hall

120′ × 80′

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The same gala diagram in EventDiagram's 3D walkthrough: set rounds, stage with podium, projection screens and uplights
The same ballroom, one click later

Everything to scale

Drag, drop, and trust the measurements

Every table, stage, and speaker is true to size. Spacing, clearances, and capacity update as you place objects, so the plan that looks right on screen works on the floor.

Stage decksVideo wallsDance floors Buffets & barsUplightsDécor

Share & collaborate

One live diagram, everyone on it

Send a link instead of a PDF. Clients, vendors, and your team see the latest version, leave comments in place, and sign off without another site visit.

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A shared EventDiagram plan as a client sees it: comment pin, Approve this layout button, and an approval timestamp
What the client opens — comment, approve, no account needed
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EventDiagram attendee manager: 242 guests seated across 32 tables with meal preferences, check-in status and live table occupancy
242 guests seated · meals tracked · live table occupancy

Seating & guest lists

The guest list lives on the diagram

Import your spreadsheet, assign guests to tables, track meals and dietary needs, and watch occupancy fill table by table. Check people in on the day from the same list — with no attendee cap waiting to force an upgrade mid-event.

How the seating chart software works For wedding & social planners

Coming from Social Tables or Prismm?

Prismm is shutting down. Don’t rebuild inside an annual contract.

Prismm stopped taking new events on August 26, 2026; access ends June 2027. Concierge conversion of your plans, 60 days of parallel use, and a written export-and-rollback guarantee.

Comparing tools first? Read the Social Tables alternatives guide, the Social Tables pricing breakdown, or the AllSeated alternative page.

See the migration path

How it works

From blank room to finished diagram

01

Pick a floor plan

Choose your venue from the library or draw the room once with real dimensions.

02

Drag & drop the event

Tables, seating, staging, AV, dance floor, décor: all placed to scale in minutes.

03

Share the link

Clients and vendors review, comment, and sign off on the live diagram.

Why we built it

We’ve produced hundreds of corporate events. The diagram is where every one of them is won or lost, and the tools for it got absorbed into enterprise suites. This is the one we always wanted on show site.

The team behind EventDiagram · Phoenix, AZ

Set your next event in the time it took to find the old PDF

Free to start, monthly if you stay, and your data exports the day you want it to. That’s the whole contract.

Free plan, no card — and your vendors never pay