The schedule lives in five places
A wall calendar, a spreadsheet, a booking app, social posts, and your head. Guests still call to ask what is on tonight.
For venues and local businesses
Everything happening in your space, on one calendar.
Studios, bars, coworking spaces, and community halls run their whole program with Eventonomy. Publish the schedule, sell the tickets, check people in at the door.
No per-ticket platform fees · your gateway fees are the only fees
Sounds familiar?
Running a busy space on scattered tools
Door night runs on paper
A printed list, a highlighter, and a queue forming behind the person whose name is misspelled.
You retype your own address
Every listing tool makes you enter the venue name, address, and directions again. For your own building.
Calendars
Month, week, and day views for a full program
Visitors browse Grid, List, Month, and Upcoming views free, each at its own pretty URL. Pro adds Week and Day grids for spaces with several events per day.
- A view switcher for visitors. Guests flip between views themselves. You set the default.
- Recurring classes handled. Weekly pottery class is one rule, not fifty-two entries.
- Subscribable ICS feed. Regulars add your live program to Apple, Google, or Outlook once.
yoursite.com/events/month/
Ticketing · Pro
Sell the door before the door opens
Multiple ticket types per event, with prices, capacity, and sale windows. You keep the revenue: no per-ticket platform cut, ever.
- Early bird and general. As many ticket types as the event needs, each with its own cap.
- Tax, fees, coupons. Checkout math is computed for you, including booking fees.
- Orders in wp-admin. Attendees, orders, refunds, and CSV exports on one screen.
Door check-in · Pro
Check-in from any phone at the door
Every ticket carries its own secure check-in token. Staff enter it in the check-in block and the attendee is marked in, instantly.
- One block for the whole venue. Drop the check-in block on any page and it handles every event you run.
- Duplicate-proof. A token already used shows "already checked in," so passes cannot be shared.
- Honest note: entry is by typed token today. QR scanner apps that type into the field work too.
wp-admin · Eventonomy · Venues
Venue catalog
Enter your address once, ever
Save each room or space as a venue with its name, address, and details. Every new event just picks one from the list.
- Multiple rooms, one catalog. Main hall, Studio B, and the courtyard each get an entry.
- Organizers too. Resident hosts and outside promoters live in a reusable organizer list.
- Maps on Pro. Pro geocodes venue addresses and shows a map on the event page.
Friday night
From listing to last call
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Two weeks out
You create Jazz night, pick "Main hall" from the venue list, and add two ticket types.
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Tickets sell
Orders come in through Stripe. Every dollar minus the gateway fee is yours.
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Day before
Pro reminders go out. Attendees have their check-in tokens in their inbox.
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Doors at 8:30
A volunteer with a phone checks people in by token. The line keeps moving.
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Monday
You open Reports, see what sold, and schedule the next one.
Which plan?
Free lists the program. Pro runs the door.
Start Free to publish the calendar and take RSVPs. Add Pro when you sell tickets, want Week and Day grids, or need door check-in.
Questions
Venue owners ask
Can I show a full week or day schedule?
Yes. Grid, List, Month, and Upcoming views are free. Eventonomy Pro adds Week and Day calendar grids for busy program pages.
How does door check-in work?
Each ticket carries a secure check-in token. Staff enter the token in the Pro check-in block and the attendee is marked in. Entry is by typed token; there is no camera scanner.
We run several rooms. Can each be its own venue?
Yes. The venue catalog holds as many venues as you need. Create "Main hall" and "Studio B" once, then pick one per event.
Put your whole program on one page
Add your venue once, publish the week, and point everyone to one URL.