Loopedn

    Built for teams who run their own events

    VS
    P

    Built for enterprise event programs

    October 2026 comparison

    Loopedn vs Popl for event lead capture

    Short answer: Pick Popl if you want a digital business card for the whole company, with badge scanning on top, and you are fine with pricing quoted in a meeting. Pick Loopedn if you want the attendee's follow-up out within seconds of the scan, routed to the right rep, at a price that is on the page.

    Last updated: October 2026

    Side by side

    LoopednPopl

    Price and plans

    Published pricing

    Yes. On every page: $29 per person per month, or $290 per year
    No. Quoted in a meeting, in their words

    Free plan

    Yes. Unlimited events and teammates, 50 leads per event
    Partly. A free digital business card app for individuals; no free team plan stated

    No contract

    Yes. Monthly or annual, cancel any time, 7-day money-back guarantee
    Not published. “Without complicated contracts”; terms not published

    Start without a sales call

    Yes. Sign up, make an event, print the QR code
    No. A 25-minute demo is the way in

    Capture

    QR code the attendee scans

    Yes. Booth, slide or webinar
    Yes.

    Badge and business card scan

    Yes. From the rep's phone
    Yes. A universal badge scanner is their lead feature

    Paper sign-up sheet photo

    Yes. Reads the handwriting, you review
    Not published. Not mentioned

    Badge scanner CSV upload

    Yes. Matches the columns for you
    Not published. Not mentioned

    Follow-up

    AI-written email within seconds

    Yes. Answers their question, attaches what they chose
    Not published. Not mentioned on the pricing page

    Text follow-up

    Yes. Pro
    Not published. Not mentioned

    Routing to the right rep

    Yes. By territory or any form field, free on every plan
    Yes. “Lead ownership routing”

    HubSpot integration

    Yes. Pro. Each lead lands with the follow-up on its timeline
    Yes. Native, HubSpot certified

    Team

    Free seats for teammates

    Yes. Unlimited. Routing to them is free
    Not published. “Unlimited users” on a team plan; price not published

    Pro seats on one company bill

    Yes. Same price per person, by card or invoice with a PO
    Yes. Team plans, priced for the whole team
    YesPartlyNoNot published

    Why we made this. Comparison pages are marketing, including this one. Source: Popl's own pricing page, read on 2026-10-13, which says it quotes pricing over a meeting instead of publishing it. Vendors change things, so check the current page before you decide. Spot an error? Tell us and we fix it.

    Pick Loopedn

    Pick Loopedn if you run your own events and want the follow-up out before the attendee reaches the next booth, routed to the right rep, at a price you can put on a card. You can be live in the time it takes to book their demo.

    Pick Popl

    Pick Popl if a digital business card for every employee is the main thing you want, with event capture as the add-on, and a company-wide contract is how you buy software.

    The bottom line

    Popl is a business card that learned to scan badges. Loopedn is the follow-up: within seconds, personal, routed, and priced in the open.

    Loopedn is free to start. Pro is $29 per person per month, or $290 per year.

    Common questions

    Does Popl publish its pricing?

    No. Its pricing page says it quotes pricing over a meeting instead of publishing it on the website. Loopedn's price is on every page.

    Can Loopedn scan badges like Popl?

    Yes, from the rep's phone, and it reads business cards too. The difference is what happens next: Loopedn writes and sends the follow-up within seconds and routes the lead to the right rep.

    Which one is cheaper?

    We cannot say, because Popl does not publish a price. Loopedn is free to start and Pro is on the page. If someone quotes you a Popl price, you can compare in a minute.

    Does Loopedn do digital business cards?

    No. Every rep gets a public profile page and a QR code attendees scan, which does the same job at the booth, but it is not a business card app.