Your event goes live. The announcement email fires. Two thousand browsers load your ticket page in the same sixty seconds. Template platforms stall. Checkout forms freeze. Your buyer refreshes twice, then bounces — and your competitor's event fills the seat you just lost. Event planning website development builds custom web applications that hold stable under on-sale surges, process payments without off-site handoffs, and let your team update schedules from a visual editor. Native ticketing. Calendar sync. Automated email sequences tied to registration status. Multi-event dashboards that show real-time sales across your entire calendar. Built for event organizers who can't afford downtime when tickets drop.
Waar projecten falen
Compliance
PCI-Compliant Payments
GDPR-Ready Data Collection
Edge-Cached Performance
Structured Event Data
Conversion Analytics
SEO-Optimized Event Pages
Wat we bouwen
Template sites make your $200 gala look identical to your competitor's corporate mixer
Load times spike during launch windows and kill 7% of conversions per extra second
Third-party ticketing embeds break your design and feed SEO authority to platforms that also list your rivals
Manual event updates across systems create double-bookings and listings that show sold-out dates still open
Mobile visitors abandon registration flows that weren't built for thumbs and small screens
Marketing spend disappears into channels you can't trace back to actual ticket purchases
Ons proces
Event Audit & Strategy
UX Design & Prototyping
Development & Integration
QA & Load Testing
Launch & Post-Launch Support
Veelgestelde vragen
How long does it take to build an event planning website?
Most event websites launch in 6–8 weeks. Simpler sites with basic RSVP functionality can ship in 4 weeks. Complex multi-event platforms with custom ticketing, vendor portals, and analytics dashboards typically take 8–10 weeks. We scope everything upfront — no surprises.
Can you integrate with Eventbrite or other ticketing platforms?
Yes. We integrate with Eventbrite, Ticketmaster, and Stripe for native checkout. Stripe is our recommendation — attendees never leave your site, and you keep full control of the data and branding. Eventbrite makes sense if you need their discovery marketplace.
Will my event website handle high traffic during ticket sales?
Yes. We build on Next.js and deploy to Vercel's edge network, so static pages are served from CDN nodes worldwide. Every site is load-tested before launch to simulate thousands of concurrent users. Your checkout won't fall over when tickets go live.
Can non-technical staff update event listings?
Yes. We configure Sanity CMS with a visual editor built around your content structure. Your team adds events, updates speakers, changes schedules, and uploads images without touching code. We train your staff at handoff and provide documentation.
Do you build event websites for wedding planners?
We do. Wedding planning sites have specific needs — venue galleries, vendor directories, inquiry forms, and sometimes client portals for planning timelines. We build all of this as a custom solution rather than forcing your brand into a generic template.
What does an event planning website cost?
Event websites start at $8,000 for a single-event site with RSVP and basic CMS. Multi-event platforms with ticketing, analytics dashboards, and email automation typically run $14,000–$25,000. Every project is fixed-fee — no hourly surprises. We quote within 24 hours.
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