Director workspace
Organize events, candidates, assets, campaign settings, and operational context from desktop.
PageantXero product overview
Connect organization setup, events, candidates, campaigns, public experiences, voting, and results in one operating platform.
Self-serve registration is coming soon. Request a demo for early access.
The connected lifecycle
From the first organization setup to verified campaign results, the same event and candidate context carries the story forward.
Set the operating context for your team and events.
Build the edition, schedule, brand, and public context.
Keep profiles, assets, status, and eligibility connected.
Configure participation, timing, packages, and visibility.
Give every candidate a stable microsite and QR destination.
Move supporters from discovery through verified payment.
Surface verified campaign activity and results where supported in rankings and leaderboards.
One platform, shaped around the different surfaces people use to run, promote, join, and follow an event.
Organize events, candidates, assets, campaign settings, and operational context from desktop.
Present an event-specific identity, biography, advocacy, media, and campaign context on the public web.
Move from candidate discovery to an available package, checkout, payment, and confirmation on mobile.
Give the audience a responsive view of verified rankings and leaderboards when public visibility is enabled.
Core capabilities
Create the event context your team, candidates, and public audience can trust.
Explore EventsKeep event-specific profiles, assets, status, and public details connected from one workspace.
Explore CandidatesConfigure who can participate, when a campaign is active, and how the public experience is presented.
Explore CampaignsGive every eligible candidate a stable public destination that can be shared online or in print.
Explore Microsites & QRSeparate checkout from verified fulfillment so participation and payment activity stay auditable.
Explore Voting & transactionsSurface verified campaign activity in public rankings and leaderboards when visibility is enabled.
Explore RankingsOne candidate, connected everywhere
For example, imagine Candidate 01 in a 2027 pageant: managed by the director, shared through a stable QR destination, discovered on a microsite, and reflected in verified campaign activity where supported.
Important distinction: scanning a QR code opens the candidate microsite. It is not itself a vote or a payment.
A clear sequence for the operational work, with publication and campaign activation kept distinct.
Find clear answers about events, candidates, campaigns, voting, and results.
View all FAQsPageantXero is connected pageant technology for organizations that need to manage events, candidates, campaigns, public candidate experiences, voting, and results in one workflow.
PageantXero is designed for pageant directors, franchise holders, event organizers, committee leads, staff, candidates, and public supporters. Each role can participate in the parts of the experience relevant to them.
An organization can prepare and run events, manage candidate records and assets, create candidate microsites, configure campaigns, share QR destinations, and review rankings or verified results where supported.
No. Online voting is one part of the product. PageantXero connects organization setup, event management, candidate visibility, campaigns, public experiences, payment verification, and rankings so teams can manage the lifecycle around a pageant.
The workflow starts with an organization, then an event, candidates, campaigns, public candidate experiences, voting or engagement, verification, and rankings or results. Teams can prepare these pieces before launching a live campaign.
PageantXero currently uses guided Early Access. Request a demo first, then use the discovery and demo process to determine the right next step and receive manual or backend activation where appropriate.
Yes. One organization may manage multiple pageant events, such as different editions, titles, or seasons, while keeping the organization as the parent context.