Signup

Open Signup, create a new listing, and enter the essentials: title, description, venue or meeting link, dates, time zone, and capacity. Add ticket types (free, paid, member, early-bird), set quantities and deadlines, and choose your payment processor. Attach images or a flyer, then assign tags and categories so people can find it later. If you run similar programs, save the setup as a template to duplicate next time. Preview the mobile view, then schedule the publish time or go live immediately. Optional settings include waitlists, custom questions, and consent boxes to collect what you need at checkout.

Promote without juggling extra tools. Generate a shareable link, embed the calendar or a single-event widget on your site, and print a QR code for posters and desk displays. Push to Facebook, Instagram, and X with prefilled captions, or email past attendees by tag or interest. Offer promo codes, member pricing, and referral links, then track which channel drives registrations. Run simple A/B tests on titles or images, watch real-time activity, and set alerts when a session is near capacity so you can add an overflow date or boost outreach.

From the attendee side, finding the right program is fast. People can narrow results by date, cost, age group, topic, location, or format (in-person, virtual, hybrid). The flow is tuned for phones: autofill contact info, pay with a saved card or digital wallet, add the pass to Apple or Google Wallet, and push the appointment to Google, Outlook, or iCal. Receipts and calendar invites go out instantly. Before the event, reminders send directions or the meeting link, and one tap lets guests switch to another session, join a waitlist, or request a refund if your policy allows.

On the day, staff check in guests with QR scanning, search by name, or mark no-shows. Offline mode keeps lines moving when Wi‑Fi is spotty and syncs later. Hold seats for partners, issue comps, and export the roster to CSV or Sheets. Afterward, export attendance and revenue, send a feedback survey, and trigger follow‑ups based on status (attended, no-show, waitlisted). Recurring events roll over with new dates, while reports highlight trends like best times, fill rate by channel, and refund reasons so you can fine‑tune the next cycle.