AI Generates You MoreSaaS & Tech Event RegistrationsWith Your Dream Attendees
Bazooka finds the admins, developers and buyers who belong at your user conference, roadshow or executive dinner and invites each one personally. The AI Registration Specialist answers every question until they are registered.



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Admins and power users
Developers and architects
Executive buyers
RevOps and operations leadersYour events
Registered by Bazooka
Nov
14
DinnerExecutive dinner
CMO Roundtable Dinner
Amsterdam · 7:00 pm
Attendees registered



Nov
21
SummitHalf-day summit
AI in Operations Summit
London · 9:00 am
Attendees registered



Nov
10
WebinarWebinar
Scaling Event-Led Growth
Online · 4:00 pm
Attendees registered



Dec
3
Trade showTrade show
Booth Meetups, Hall C
Las Vegas · Booth 2214
Attendees registered



Live registrations
Today
Chloe Martin2s agoField Marketing Lead, AureliaRegistered by BazookaAI Ops Summit
Lucas Meyer7s agoOperations Director, Halden GroupRegistered by BazookaCMO Dinner
Aisha Bello13s agoHead of Events, Solace EnergyRegistered by BazookaEvent-Led Growth
James Okafor21s agoFounder and CEO, Atlas FreightRegistered by BazookaBooth 2214Registered via
Your event is the best channel you have. Filling it is the hard part.
Tech marketers bet the year on a flagship user conference, then feed it with roadshows, dinners and webinars. Every one of them needs the right people in the room, and those people now register late, if at all. The house list is tired and paid social brings students and vendors.
Where your dream attendees are
LinkedIn, X, Reddit, Discord. One campaign runs all 9 channels, email included.
78%
of organizers call in-person conferences their top marketing channel
Bizzabo, 2025 State of Events and Industry Benchmarks
59%
of organizers see more last-minute registrations than in earlier years
Bizzabo, 2025 State of Events and Industry Benchmarks
64%
of organizers run multiple local field events to feed a big conference
Bizzabo, 2025 State of Events and Industry Benchmarks
Your dream attendees

Admins and power users
The people who live in your product all day and come for hands-on sessions, certifications and roadmap news.

Developers and architects
Engineers who come for deep technical tracks, workshops and the hallway talks with the people who built it.

Executive buyers
VPs and CIOs who come for peer roundtables, analyst sessions and a private dinner worth the flight.

RevOps and operations leaders
Operators who come to see how peers run the same stack and which integrations are worth the work.
Every format on your calendar, full of the right people.
From the flagship to the dinner table: one system finds, invites and registers the attendees for each of them.
Flagship user conference
2,000 to 60,000 attendeesThe Dreamforce or re:Invent of your category. Filling it takes customers, net new accounts and developers, invited months ahead and nudged again when early bird ends.
Regional roadshow and field event
50 to 400 per cityHalf day stops that feed pipeline in each region. Every city needs its own local list of qualified practitioners, invited 3 to 6 weeks out.
Executive dinner and roundtable
12 to 40 guestsSmall rooms of VPs and CIOs around a peer topic. Every seat matters, so every invite has to be personal and every guest confirmed twice.
Webinar and virtual summit
200 to 10,000 registrantsProduct launches and thought leadership online. Registrations are easy, live attendance is not, so the show-up sequence does the real work.
The old way, and the Bazooka way.
What stands between SaaS & Tech events and a full room today, and what runs instead.
Today
The house list is burned out
Your customers got the same "save the date" 6 times this quarter. Open rates drop, and the net new accounts sales wants were never on the list.
Field events with empty chairs
A 10 city roadshow needs 60 qualified people per city, booked weeks ahead. The local SDRs are busy with pipeline, so the invites go out late and generic.
Registrations that never show
Free tickets and webinar signups look great on the dashboard. Then half the room is empty and the exec dinner has 4 seats nobody sat in.
With Bazooka
Invite the competitor's crowd
Collect the people who posted from a competitor's user conference and invite them to the session where you show what they couldn't do there.
One list per roadshow city
Run a separate campaign per stop with local practitioners only, so every invite names the venue, the date and a nearby customer speaking.
Seat the exec dinner from the pipeline
Feed sales' target accounts in, let the AI invite the VP at each one and confirm every guest twice before the night.
From a list of strangers to registered attendees.
Four steps. One AI system runs every one of them, on all 9 channels.
It finds your dream attendees.
It builds the guest list from your customers, your ICP accounts and everyone engaging with the shows your attendees already go to.
Last year's attendee list (CSV)
Sales Navigator: ICP accounts by title
Followers of competing user conferences
r/salesforce, r/aws and r/devops
It researches every single attendee.
It reads each profile, recent posts and the company's stack to judge who would actually come, and which session or speaker will get them there.

Ryan Cole
Head of RevOps · Northpeak Software
What it read
Attendance signals found
It starts the conversation everywhere.
A personal invite written from that research, sent from ready-made profiles on the channel each person uses most. One session, one reason to come, no brochure.
- Profile viewDay 1
Visits Ryan's profile first, like a person would
- Warm-upDay 2
Likes a recent post so the name is familiar
- Personal inviteDay 3
Written from the research, about why this event fits them
- Second channelDay 6
Follows up on X if there is no reply
- EmailDay 8
A short personal email with the agenda and the link
Ryan ColePersonal inviteHi Ryan, your post about rebuilding 4 years of Salesforce routing rules hit home. We're running a RevOps roundtable at Stackwise Live in SF on Mar 9 on exactly that, with 2 teams who rebuilt theirs. Want me to save you a seat?
It handles every reply until the attendee is registered.
The AI Registration Specialist answers in seconds: agenda, ticket price, travel, the note your manager needs to approve the day. Then it registers them and starts the show-up sequence.

Ryan Cole
LinkedIn conversation
Sounds good. Is it paid? My boss will ask why I'm out for a day.
Practitioner passes are free with this invite. I can send a 3 line note for your manager with the agenda and the RevOps sessions.
Perfect, send it. Can my ops analyst come too?
You're both registered. Tickets, the manager note and calendar invites are in your inbox.
Attendee registered · Stackwise Live 2027
Mar 9 · San Francisco · Registered by Bazooka
All 9 channels. Weighted for SaaS & Tech events.
Every plan includes every channel, cold email included. The system leans in where your dream attendees actually answer, and keeps the rest running in the background.
Title, company, tech stack and seniority in one place. The cleanest way to invite the exact admins, architects and VPs a user conference or exec dinner needs.
Developers, founders and analysts live-post Web Summit, re:Invent and CES. Everyone posting about last year's show is a warm invite for yours.
r/salesforce, r/aws, r/devops, r/sysadmin and r/SaaS are full of practitioners asking which sessions and certifications are worth it.
Developer and product community servers where technical attendees compare tools and ask about workshops and hackathons.
Works for consumer tech and creator tools, where founders and power users share the events they go to.
Large product user groups and local tech groups, handy for filling regional roadshows city by city.
Reaches younger developers and SMB owners who follow tool tips and conference vlogs.
A growing feed of founders and tech marketers, an extra touch for people already active on Instagram.
Tech buyers and admins live in their work inbox, and a short personal invite with the agenda lands where they approve their travel and their calendar.
AI-fueled content for SaaS & Tech events.
Bazooka builds the hype for your conference in your own voice: speaker reveals, session teasers and countdowns on every channel. Everyone who likes, comments or shares becomes an attendee the same system can invite.
- 1
Finds what's working
Tracks the creators and event posts in your niche that pull people in, every day.
- 2
Writes it in your voice
Remixes the winners into speaker announcements, agenda reveals and countdowns.
- 3
Designs the image
Generates an on-brand visual for every post, from speaker cards to recap carousels.
- 4
Publishes everywhere
Schedules the whole run-up to your event across your channels.
- 5
Turns engagers into attendees
Everyone who likes or comments gets collected and invited to register.
Bazooka
@mybazooka · 2h
The 3 sessions our admins asked for after last year's conference are on the agenda.
You asked.
They're on the agenda.
486 likes · 48 replies
Bazooka
@mybazooka · 2h
Our roadshow hits 8 cities this spring. Austin is first, and seats are limited.
8 cities.
Austin first.
1,204 upvotes · 96 comments
Bazooka
@mybazooka · 2h
We're hosting 20 CIOs for a dinner on the night before the keynote. 6 seats left.
20 CIOs.
6 seats left.
2,381 reactions · 164 comments
164 engagers collected
Added to your event campaign
From viral to yours
It studies what goes viral,
then makes it yours.

Chloe Martin
Creator you track
Nobody goes to tech conferences for the keynote anymore.
Bazooka
Your version · scheduled
Nobody flies in for the keynote. They come for the hallway, so this year we doubled the hands-on labs and cut every vendor pitch from the main stage.
Event content calendar
The run-up fills itself.
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Next up · Thu 09:15
Speaker reveal: the team that migrated 4,000 users in 1 weekend.
From attention to attendee
Every comment,
turned into a conversation.
People who comment on your event posts are already interested. Bazooka collects them, writes to each one about what they said, and the AI Registration Specialist takes it from there until they are registered.
Bazooka
We're hosting 20 CIOs for a dinner on the night before the keynote. 6 seats left.

Elena Ruiz
"Is there an early bird?"

James Okafor
"Will the labs be recorded?"

Priya Shah
"Can I bring my whole team?"

David Park
"Is the Austin stop free for customers?"
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What SaaS & Tech event organizers ask us.
Yes. It collects as many qualified people as your conference needs, invites each one personally on the channel they use and handles every reply. Leads and messages are unlimited, so the guest list scales with the venue.
One AI system. Every event industry.
The same system, tailored to how each industry fills its events.