Event website design and ticketing
Event sites, with ticketing that lives on Squarespace
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Our calendar lives on Eventbrite, and our site just links out to it."
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People buy a ticket and immediately leave our website."
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Every class repeats, and I rebuild every single one by hand."
For years, our event clients had the same problem.
Their Squarespace site looked great, but selling tickets meant sending people off to Eventbrite. Some buyers never made it back. Squarespace commerce is set up for products you ship, and an event ticket is really a spot at a specific time, so it never quite fit.
Kelsey, our founder, spent years producing food festivals and conferences before starting WOTW, so she knew the problem from both sides. She built Eventually to solve it. Eventually plugs directly into Squarespace, so tickets, registrations, and sign-ups all happen on your own site. Payments go through Squarespace checkout and the Stripe account you already have.
How it works, year to year
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Set it up once.
Add your tickets, sponsorship levels, or a volunteer form, and publish it to your site.
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Reuse it next year.
Duplicate last year’s event, change the date and price, and it’s ready to go.
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Keep track in one spot.
Registrations and purchases show up together, so you can see who bought what and where the money went.
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The Dapper Fox
A new mahjong club in Chicago, opening with classes, guided play, and a four-week league already on the calendar, with series tickets and individual classes.
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![Two women smiling, dressed in colorful outfits, are decorating a variety of vibrant, layered cakes with frosting, cherries, candles, and giraffe toppers at a birthday party.]()
Bon Vivant Cakes
Emily moved her cake decorating business from Shopify to Squarespace, then sold out a season of class tickets in 33 minutes using Eventually’s pre-sale function.
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Virginia Truffle
The Feast, The Find and the family - Virginia Truffles welcomes guests to their farm for truffle hunts, farm dinners and agritourism, powered by Eventually.
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![View of Yosemite Falls cascading down granite cliffs, with green trees in the foreground and a partly cloudy sky.]()
Roam Freely Outdoors
Roam Freely Outdoors curates adventure travel for women in national parks across America, with tickets sold on Squarespace with Eventually and a site built by Week of the Website.
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![A brick school building labeled 'South School' with a tall brick chimney and a small tower with a weather vane on top. The surrounding yard has green grass, leafless trees, and a curved brick and concrete walkway.]()
Glencoe PTO
A five-page site with a parent directory, ticketed events, and donations. The PTO runs all of it themselves now.
Pricing
Event sites start at $6,600. That includes a two-week sprint with extended discovery, five fully designed pages, and Eventually set up and ready to sell.
Already working with us? You can add Eventually to any WOTW project for preferred pricing.
