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User-Submitted Events for WordPress
Add an event submission form to your website so users can submit events to your calendar. Add Event Tickets Plus and let users create and sell tickets for events they submit to your calendar.
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Curate events from your community.
Let users submit their own events while you retain full publishing controls on your calendar.
Create a bustling community calendar.
Empower users to submit events
A classic calendar view to display a whole month of events.
Maintain the reins on publishing
The perfect at-a-glance view of all your upcoming events.
Boost ticket sales by crowdsourcing
Give your audience the full rundown of all events occurring on the same day.
Increase revenue potential
Take it one week at a time with this view that works great for recurring events.
Populate your calendar with ease
Photo view puts eye-catching event images first—perfect for mobile.
A win-win for you and your users.
Users earn profit on their events while you collect fees.
See how Sip & Script harnesses the power of Community to run events with calligraphers around the country.
Community features
Event submission form
Add a simple form to your site where users can submit their events—no admin access required.
Publishing control
Choose whether events are automatically published or created as a draft for moderation.
Registered user settings
Let users submit events anonymously or require registration.
User ticketing platform
Event organizers can sell tickets to their own events from your website.
Collect ticket fees
Calendar owners can set ticket fees on a per-ticket, per-event, or per-sale basis. Include fees in the ticket price or display fees as an additional cost.
Split payments
A win-win: Split ticket revenue between you (the calendar owner) and event organizers at the time of ticket purchase.
Saved venues and organizers
Restrict event submissions to pre-set venues and organizers or allow users to add their own.
Spam protection
Use reCAPTCHA technology to prevent spam.
Email notifications
Receive an email notification when new events are submitted.
FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions
Yep! The Events Calendar provides the calendar, and Community adds the submission form for users to submit events to your calendar.
The Events Calendar is free and available to download in the WordPress plugin directory.
Absolutely, but this function requires a couple extra plugins.
In addition to Community, you’ll need the Event Tickets plugin, Event Tickets Plus, and WooCommerce. All of these plugins will connect to the Community submission form, allowing users to create tickets and RSVPs for the events they submit.
Event Tickets Plus is a paid add-on. Event Tickets and WooCommerce are both free and available to download in the WordPress plugin directory.
PS: You can also save by purchasing the Community Manager Bundle.
Yes. There’s a setting that puts all incoming submissions in draft mode, so you can check them before they’re published to the calendar.
Nope! Community integrates with reCAPTCHA, an industry standard for screening form submissions. It’s possible for spam to occasionally slip through, but the majority of spam submissions are blocked.
For additional protection, Community has a setting that requires users to sign into your site to submit events.
Once Community is activated, it automatically creates a new page on your site with the submission form. You can make changes to the page by creating a template override. You can also style Community pages to your liking.
If you’d like the form somewhere else, Community provides a shortcode to embed the form on any WordPress page, post, or custom post type.
Yes, and that’s one of the biggest benefits of Community. You can charge flat or percentage-based fees, and fees can be applied on a per-ticket or per-event basis.
Community also handles splitting the proceeds between you and the user that created the tickets. We call these “split payments,” and they’re a great way for you to monetize your calendar’s events
Absolutely! With Community, you have access to a sales report that tracks sales and payments for your events.
You can even track payouts to event organizers, which is a great way to confirm how much users on your site are earning and whether their payments have successfully completed.
As the calendar owner, you can limit who is allowed to create tickets. By default, any registered user on your site assigned to at least a Subscriber role is able to create tickets on submitted events. You can change this setting to limit permission to other user roles.
They can, as long as they’re logged in when submitting events. Community provides a page where registered users can view and edit all of their submitted events in one place.
Community has a setting that enables notifications when new events are submitted. You can also use a snippet to notify the person who submitted the event when their event has been published.
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