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that got away.
Your lost registrants are lost revenue. We help you win.
I'm Nimi. I live on your event website. I say hello to everyone, answer the awkward questions and walk people to your registration form. The ones who leave anyway? They tell me who they were first.
We’ll use your work email only to tell you about imin and early access: see our privacy notice.
Most visitors never register.
You never learn who they were.
Slide in your own numbers and see what that costs you.
What's one registration worth to you?
The ticket, or what a visitor is worth to your exhibitors.What if I win back just
The ones who still leave? Not strangers any more. Talk to me and I know who you are and what you came for.
Early access in three steps.
Two of them are mine.
- 1You
Leave your work email.
That's your part. One field, top of the page. Honestly, the hardest part.
- 2Me
I learn your event.
When your early access opens: your pages, sessions, exhibitors, registration form and colours.
- 3Me
I meet every visitor.
I follow visitors from page to page and open with the useful thing. If they leave, you still know who they were.
Camille's a packaging buyer. She's never heard of the show and she's about to leave. Watch her lead fill in on your side. You know who she is before she registers.
Beauté Paris 2027
14 and 15 March, Porte de Versailles
Three things you get.
Four, if you count me.
Nimi on every page
I say hello, I answer, I plan their day and I walk them to your form. Your colour, your event, my manners.
| Company | Role | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Maison Lumière | Packaging buyer | Registered |
| Verde Beauty | Retail buyer | Registered |
| Maison Lune | Brand founder | Plan sent |
| Trade Weekly | Press | Asked |
Every lead, registered or not
Who they are, what they asked, what happened next. Export whenever you like. The ones who left used to be invisible. Not any more.
Who came, and what your site is missing
Who's turning up and what each of them asks. Plus the pages people wanted that you haven't written yet. Awkward, but useful.
You've got options.
I'll be honest about them.
| imin | Website chat tool | Personalisation widget | Your site as it is | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visitors can ask | Anything about your event | Anything your site covers, or your team | About exhibitors, sessions and speakers | Nobody: they read the pages |
| Visitors get | A plan of their visit, then your registration form | Answers, or a person from your team | A personal page or schedule | Your pages |
| You learn about each one | Company, role, email and what they asked | Contact details when it asks, and the chat | Job title and company; email if switched on | Nothing until they register |
Keep the registration you have.
I work with it.
No new system for your team. I read your website, walk visitors to the registration form you already run, and show you which conversations ended in a registration.
Registration platforms I work with
- More to come
Free to start.
Pay when it's working. Really.
Starter
Free300 conversations. No card, no contract. Enough to see me earn my keep.
- Nimi on every page of your site
- Company, role and email, then a plan and your registration form
- Every lead, exportable
Business
Pay for useAfter the free 300, you pay for what I use: the model's own price plus one markup, billed transparently, up to the cap you set for each event.
- Reporting and personas, every conversation
- Registrations traced back to conversations
- The pages your visitors asked for that don't exist
- At the cap I don't disappear. I drop to basic mode
Enterprise
One agreementA portfolio, a venue, an agency. Several events, one agreement.
- Everything in Business, across your events, plus:
- A cap for each event
- One sign-in, one export, one invoice
Make every visitor say "I'm in."
Leave your work email and I'll put you on the list. When early access opens, it's free to start and one line of code. No passwords. I don't believe in them.
We’ll use your work email only to tell you about imin and early access: see our privacy notice.