Eventonomy

Features

Everything the WordPress events plugin should have shipped with

Five feature areas cover the full run of an event: publish it, collect RSVPs, register attendees, sell tickets, and let members submit their own. No addon shopping list.

Weighing this up against other options? Start with what a WordPress event plugin has to cover before it is worth installing.

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Event calendar

Grid, List, Month, and Upcoming views free, each at a pretty URL. Pro adds Week and Day hour grids. ICS feeds and add-to-calendar are free.

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RSVPs & waitlists

Going, maybe, and no with guest counts. Capacity caps, automatic waitlist promotion on free RSVP events, a name-and-email waitlist for sold-out paid events, custom questions, and magic links for guests without accounts.

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Event registration

The whole loop: form, questions, capacity, confirmation emails, and the Attendees & Orders admin. Pro adds door check-in.

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Event tickets

Pro

Paid checkout through Stripe, PayPal, or WooCommerce. Tax, booking fees, and coupons built in. No per-ticket platform fees.

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Frontend event submission

Members create events from the /manage-events/ dashboard. Approval mode, role gating, per-user limits, and a shared venue catalog keep it tidy.

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Want the fine print?

51 documentation pages cover every setting, block, hook, and endpoint.

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Everything else

The parts you notice later

The unglamorous features that decide whether a plugin survives year two on your site.

  • Recurring events. Daily, weekly and monthly series with pre-computed occurrences, free. Yearly and "second Saturday" rules in Pro.
  • Multi-space events. With BuddyNext Pro, an event can also be linked into other BuddyNext spaces the organizer belongs to, and any link can be removed later.
  • Venue & organizer catalog. Enter an address once, reuse it on every event. Profiles carry a photo, directions, contact links, and a Verified badge, and each has its own page of events.
  • Undated and link-only events. Publish with "Date to be announced", or keep an event off every list and share only its link.
  • Moderation inbox. Events waiting for approval and member reports in one screen.
  • Per-event timezones. Each event carries its own timezone, with three display modes.
  • Branded emails. Confirmations, magic links, cancellations, and waitlist promotions.
  • CSV exports. Attendee lists per event and order records, injection-safe.
  • Demo seeder. Fill a sample calendar from Tools or WP-CLI while you evaluate.
  • Setup & Health. A checks screen that verifies required pages and scheduled tasks.
  • English + 6 translations. Ships with six translations and right-to-left support.
  • 18 blocks. Standard WordPress blocks that inherit your theme styles.
  • 72 REST routes. 44 in Free and 28 in Pro, under eventonomy/v1 and documented in OpenAPI 3.1.
  • WP-CLI commands. List events, occurrences and RSVPs, recompute series, run imports, find orphans and seed demo data.
  • Custom tables, no CPTs. Event data lives in 10 purpose-built tables, so big sites stay fast.

Running a community site? See how Eventonomy fits with BuddyX, Reign, Jetonomy, and Learnomy on the ecosystem page.

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Start with Free, add Pro when you sell

The free plugin covers events, RSVPs, calendars, and submissions. Pro turns on the money features.

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