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Event Registration and Tickets

Publish workshops, classes, open days, or mini-sessions on your website and let people register or buy tickets, with limited places, confirmations, and reminders.

Event registration and paid tickets are part of a WordPress website project from $3,500. Ticket payments go to your own Stripe, Square, or PayPal account, with no platform fee on each ticket. A typical project takes 5–7 weeks from the first payment to launch.

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What Your Customers Can Do

See upcoming events

A calendar or list of events with dates, places, and what to expect.

Register or buy a ticket

Free registration or paid tickets, with several ticket types if needed.

Get confirmations

A confirmation email with the details and a reminder before the event.

Add it to their calendar

Save the event to their own calendar in one click.

What Your Team Gets

Limited places

Registration closes automatically when the places are filled.

Attendee list

Who registered, which ticket, and whether they paid, ready to export for check-in.

Recurring events

Weekly classes or monthly workshops created once and repeated.

Payments to your account

Ticket payments go through your Stripe, Square, or PayPal account.

Where Event Registration Helps Most

Coaches and consultants run workshops and webinars, photography studios sell seasonal mini-sessions, and salons and tattoo studios hold classes and guest artist days.

How It Is Built

Events are built on a proven WordPress events plugin, with WooCommerce for paid tickets. Event pages are designed in the style of your website, and event details are marked up so they can appear in Google search.

Price

This feature is part of a WordPress website project, not a separate subscription. A complete WordPress website starts at $3,500, and the written proposal lists the feature in your scope with one fixed price. Third-party charges, such as payment processing, plugin licenses, or AI usage, are paid directly to the providers. See Pricing.

Who Does the Work

I handle every project myself: research, writing, design, development, and the server. I have worked on websites, servers, and search for over 20 years, and I work in writing during US business hours. There is no account manager between you and the person doing the work. More about me.

How Long It Takes

The feature is built as part of the website project, which typically takes 5–7 weeks from the first payment to launch. The written proposal, sent within two business days of your brief, states the schedule and the launch date. The schedule assumes you answer questions and review pages within two business days. You receive a written report every week.

How Payment Works

Projects under $5,000 are paid in two parts: 50% when the project is agreed, before research begins, and 50% when the agreed site is ready for final review and corrections are complete, before public launch. From $5,000 there are three payments: 40% at the start, 40% after the structure, content plan, and one representative page are approved, and 20% before public launch. Provider charges, such as payment processing or plugin licenses, are paid directly to the providers.

What You Receive at Handover

  • The website, hosting, and business accounts, registered in your name
  • Administrator access to WordPress
  • Your first events published, with ticket types, prices, and places
  • A test registration and a test ticket purchase before launch
  • Written instructions for adding events and exporting the attendee list
  • A working backup process

Questions About Event Registration and Tickets

Can events be online?

Yes. For an online event, the confirmation email includes the meeting link.

Can I offer early-bird prices?

Yes. Each ticket type can have its own price and sale dates.

How do refunds work?

Refunds follow your policy and are issued from WooCommerce or the payment provider’s dashboard.

Does it replace a ticketing platform?

For events you run yourself, yes: registration stays on your website, and you pay payment processing fees instead of a platform fee on each ticket.

How long does it take?

The feature is built as part of the website project, which typically takes 5–7 weeks from the first payment to launch. The written proposal, sent within two business days of your brief, states the schedule and the launch date.

What do I need to prepare?

Your upcoming events, ticket types and prices, your refund rules, and a payment provider account in your business name for paid tickets.

What happens after launch?

A Website Care Plan from $250/month keeps the website and the events plugin updated, monitored, and backed up. Without a plan, the website keeps working, and you keep full access and the documentation.

Fill Your Next Workshop From Your Website

Describe your business in the brief and receive a written proposal with a fixed price.

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