Event Landing Page Builder
Why Organizers Choose This Builder
Event-Ready Templates
Pick layouts tailored for conferences, workshops, community meetups, or virtual summits with built-in sections for speakers, schedules, and sponsors.Ticket & RSVP Blocks
Connect Stripe, Eventbrite, or a simple RSVP form. Display early-bird tiers, capacity indicators, and discount codes without extra plugins.Speaker + Agenda Library
Upload headshots once, reuse bios across sessions, and reorder the agenda with drag-and-drop controls.Urgency Widgets
Add countdown timers, “Seats remaining” banners, and notification bars to tap into FOMO without coding.Instant Publishing
Preview on desktop or mobile, then push updates live in seconds—ideal when a sponsor logo changes at the last minute.Attribution & Analytics
Identify top-performing campaigns, track form completion, and measure drop-off points from one dashboard.Event Landing Page Tips
1. Lead with the Promise
Make the headline about the transformation—“Master GTM in one weekend”—before listing speakers or sponsors.
2. Feature Real Voices
Drop in quotes or video snippets from past attendees so newcomers see themselves in the story.
3. Keep Forms Short
Name, email, and company are usually enough to reserve a spot. Ask for meal preferences later.
4. Highlight Logistics
Map embeds, hotel blocks, parking info, or streaming links remove friction for hesitant buyers.
5. Update Often
Announce new speakers and perks as soon as they’re confirmed—recency drives return visits.
6. Offer a Backup CTA
If someone can’t attend, give them a “Notify me next time” option to keep them in your universe.
Who Uses This Builder
Event Marketers
Ship campaign-specific pages for roadshows, webinars, or partner events without waiting on dev teams.
Conference Producers
Manage multi-day agendas, sponsor tiers, and speaker updates from a single dashboard.
Community Managers
Launch polished RSVP pages for meetups, dinners, or pop-ups to keep momentum high.
Agencies
Deliver white-labeled event microsites for clients on tight timelines.