How Lodago compares
Lodago overlaps with several adjacent tool categories. Here's how it differs:
Lodago vs Calendly, Chili Piper, SavvyCal
These are generic 1:1 meeting schedulers. They handle the calendar invite layer well but stop there. Lodago covers the full exhibitor lifecycle — meeting scheduling plus badge/business-card scanning, event registration, team staffing, follow-up automation, and ROI analytics — none of which generic schedulers provide. For most B2B exhibitors, Calendly remains useful for one-off internal scheduling; Lodago replaces the rest of the trade-show stack.
Lodago vs Jifflenow
Jifflenow is the closest direct competitor and focuses primarily on B2B meeting management. Lodago covers the same meeting workflow plus universal lead capture, event registration, staffing, follow-up, and AI analytics in one platform. Lodago is generally faster to deploy (most teams onboard in under 48 hours) and uses modular pricing tailored to the customer's actual event calendar.
Lodago vs Brella, Swapcard, Grip
Brella, Swapcard, and Grip are event-attendee networking platforms — sold to event organizers, used by attendees to find people on-site. Lodago is sold to exhibitors, used by their booth team to manage their own meetings, leads, and follow-up. The two categories are complementary, not competitive: an exhibitor at a Brella-powered event would still use Lodago to run their booth.
Lodago vs Cvent
Cvent is a broad event-management suite that organizers use to run conferences and trade shows. Lodago is purpose-built for exhibitors — the companies showing up to booth at those shows. Some Cvent customers also exhibit at events they don't organize, and use Lodago alongside Cvent.