Know who is coming
Set who the event is for: founders only, investors only, a stage, a city. Guests see whether they fit before they register.
Know who is coming before they arrive.
Create your event page and share one link. Every guest is checked before they register: who they are, where they work, the startup behind them. Approve the room yourself, or send guests who fit on to your own event page.
Why list it here
Spend your room on the people you want in it.
Real people, checked first
Who they are, where they work and the startup behind them, checked before a registration reaches you.
Approve the room
Approve, waitlist or decline each guest, or let everyone who fits in. Cancellations fill from the waitlist.
An event page from your link
Paste your Luma, Eventbrite or website link. The page is drafted; you confirm it.
Keep your event page
Send guests who fit on to your own registration page, with what was checked attached.
Know who came
Check guests in at the door. Attendance is signed by you and stays on their record.
How it works
From your event page to a room you chose, in five steps. Only the first one takes your time.
1List your event
Paste your Luma, Eventbrite or website link. The page is drafted; you set who can come.
2Share the link
In your newsletter, community, partners and on social.
3Guests see if they fit
Before they register, each guest sees which of your rules they meet.
4Approve the room
Approve, waitlist or decline, with what was checked beside each guest.
5Know who came
Check guests in at the door; attendance stays on their record.
Where founders find their next event
Superscout lists 50 upcoming events from 25 hosts, on each city's startup calendar. Yours appears alongside them, with your dates and your registration first.
Any event the startup world comes to
Pick the kind of event you run
The kind sets what people expect to see, like seats, a jury or a speaker. A course that runs again and again has its own page.
Meetup
People who share a focus, in one room.
Office hours
Short time with someone who can help, one to one or in small groups.
Workshop
Hands-on sessions where people leave with something done.
Demo day
Startups present to investors and the press.
Pitch night
Founders pitch and a jury responds.
Dinner
A small table of people you chose.
Fireside chat
One guest, one host, questions from the room.
Hackathon
Teams build something in a weekend.
Who can come
Set who can come, and how sure you need to be
Rules for guests, and for the startups behind them. Each one comes with its check; questions in your own words come to you.
- Declared
- their word
- Evidenced
- a document or their website
- Verified
- checked at the source
- Attested
- confirmed by someone who knows
A real personVerified
Name matched to an ID or a phone
Founder of a startupVerified
Company register, with them on it
InvestorVerified
A code to a fund's work address
Startup: its stageAttested
The investor confirms
Works at a companyVerified
A code to their work address
Based in a cityDeclared
Their word, or a local address
Student or researcherVerified
A university email
Invited byAttested
Someone you trust confirms
Came beforeAttested
Your own check-ins
A question in your own wordsYou review
The answer comes to you to review
How guests register
Open, checked, or approved by you
Pick one per event. Every visit and registration is counted, whichever you pick.
Open to everyone
Your page links straight to registration; every visit is counted.
Checked, then your page
Guests who fit continue to your Luma or Eventbrite page, with what was checked attached.
Here, with approval
Registrations come to your inbox and you approve each guest.
Registrations
Every registration in one place
Each one arrives with what was checked, how and when. Your team approves the room.
Registered
Arrives with what was checked and the answers to your questions.
Approved
Gets the invite and the address.
Waitlisted
Moves up when someone cancels.
Attended
Checked in at the door, signed by you.
Registrations also reach you by email, by webhook to your tools, or as an export.
What's included
Everything an event needs, in one place
Add your eventLive
Share an event you organize, with its schedule, venue, and registration details.
Event link
One link to share anywhere; guests check whether they fit and register from it.
Who can come
Rules over checked facts (founders only, investors only, a stage, a city), each shown with how it is checked.
Approve the room
Approve, waitlist or decline each registration, or let everyone who fits in. Cancellations fill from the waitlist.
Registrations
Every registration in one place, with what was checked, the answers and where each guest came from.
Check-in and attendance
Check guests in at the door; attendance is signed by the host and kept on their record.
Event report
From page views to registered, approved and attended, per date and per share link.
Verified profileLive
Identity verified once and shown on the profile and on every send, so recipients know the sender is who they say they are.
Verified startup record
Facts about a startup, each with a proof level and a date, proven once and reused wherever a perk or program asks.
Where you can start
Start from wherever you are
From this page
List your event from its Luma, Eventbrite or website link.
From your organization
Your organization's page lists every event you host, with a button for the next one.
From an event already listed
Researched from public sources? Confirm you host it and it becomes yours, official.
From your city's events
Add your event from your city's startup calendar, with the place already set.
Start here
Start from the link to your event
Your page is drafted from it. Who can come, approvals, registrations and check-in are all included.
Questions about listing an event
Do I need an audience on Superscout first?
No. Share your event link wherever you already reach people. Whoever sent them, guests check whether they fit here before they register. People browsing their city's startup events on Superscout find it too.
Can you keep your Luma or Eventbrite page?
Yes. Guests who fit continue to your page with what was already checked attached. Or take registrations here and approve each guest yourself.
What if your event is open to everyone?
Then set no rules. Your page links straight to registration, and Superscout still counts where your guests came from.
Can you list a recurring event?
Yes. Add every date of a series, each with its own seats. People who missed one can ask to hear about the next.
Your event is already on Superscout. How do you take it over?
Create your event from the same link, with an email at your organization's domain. Once that address is confirmed, your version is the official one and leads wherever people find events.