I built a service that kills the worst part of conference planning: chasing down pricing

Hey IH,
I want to rant about something for a second.

Why is conference sponsorship pricing treated like classified information? You're a founder trying to figure out if you can afford a booth at a relevant industry event. The website says "Sponsorship Opportunities" and the CTA is... "Schedule a Call."

So you book the call. You wait 3 days. You get on a 30-minute Zoom where someone walks you through a deck. Finally, slide 11: pricing starts at $8K. That was never going to work for your budget. You just lost a week.

Now do that for 10 events and you've burned a month of calendar time on information gathering.
I built Celectr (celectr.com) to make this go away.
→ You submit the conferences you're evaluating
→ We research the pricing, sponsorship details, and deadlines for you
→ You get everything in one place to compare side by side
→ Once you've picked your events, we remind you before early bird deadlines hit

No marketplace. No event directory. You tell us which events you're looking at, we handle the tedious research part.

This is for founders and small marketing teams who:
→Evaluate 5-15 conferences per year
→Don't have a dedicated events person
→Are tired of "request a quote" being the only way to find out what something costs

A few questions for this community:

How many calls/emails does it usually take you to gather conference pricing?
Have you ever passed on a potentially great event because the pricing info was too hard to get?
What info besides pricing do you wish was easier to find?

Link: https://celectr.com