A: Hi Sumo-ling,

Here's my A2A to your queries:

1. What is the difference between a registrant and an attendee?
- A registrant is anyone who registers for your Airmeet event (either on the Airmeet registration page or via CSV guest list upload) Whereas an attendee is someone who participates and joins the event when it's live. Usually, people who registered or invited are the ones who attend an event. However, if you decide to allow guests to join a session without registration then such participants will become attendees directly.

In both these cases i.e guest attendees or registrations (landing page or guest list upload), your monthly free registration limit will get consumed. As the registration limit is counted based on the total number of registration happens or guest attendees joined in a month.

2. Is there a difference between the one dollar fee and the 8% fee?
- $1 fee/registrant is what you pay after you consumed your monthly registration limit and want to allow more registrations to happen for the same or future events that month. This method is only available in the case where you're not selling your tickets using Airmeet.

8% service fee is only charged if you use to sell your event tickets using Airmeet's ticketing experience. Plus, if you use the ticketing experience for a particular event, it will not consume your free registration credits for that event.

The $1/registration bundle and 8% service fee are two exclusive ways to scale your event participation up to 100K participants.

3. What does it mean to have 5 team members? Would this be what you referred to as “agency” or separate sub-accounts for clients to use? I read that my name would be on it as an organizer. How would I go about not having my name on there as an organizer?

- Team members mean sub-users to your Airmeet account with administrative access. Your teammates can create and host their own events. If you're looking to host multiple events simultaneously then you can host as many Airmeet events in parallel as the number of teammates you have, as each event requires a host to start it.

Organizer is just a term given to a chief host (event creator) in case there are other hosts in an event. (basically to differentiate) If you're hosting your own events without delegating the responsibility of host in an event, your tag will still say host during a live session

Unfortunately, you can't stack multiple communities/accounts (sub-accounts) under one parent account on Airmeet right now. It's part of our roadmap and will be rolled out in the future.

4. Also is there a way to monetize this where clients can “rent” a stage from me without being a long-term client?
- Not sure how the renting will work at your end. But yes, you can add teammates to your account @ $25/teammate per month. You can even edit/remove teammates anytime. However, your community name would still remain the same as it cannot be changed right now.