Make an event page with a sign-up form
Describe your event and get a one-page site with the date, schedule and speakers, and a sign-up form that collects names and emails.
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A small event needs a page that says what it is, when and where, and gives people a way to say they will come. This tool builds that page from your description: a header with the essentials, the schedule, the speakers and a sign-up form. It collects names and emails, so you know how many seats to expect and have a list to write to afterwards.
What you get
The essentials on top
Name, date, place and the numbers that matter are the first thing a visitor sees.
Schedule and speakers
Laid out from your text, in the order you gave.
A sign-up list
Each sign-up is saved and emailed to you; download the list as a CSV.
How it works
- Step 1
Describe it in your own words.
- Step 2
See the page, with its form, in the preview.
- Step 3
Create a free account to edit it, publish it on a link and get the answers.
Who uses it
Meetup and community organisers
Put the details and the sign-up in one link for the next meeting.
Teachers and workshop leaders
Collect names for a class or an open day.
Small conferences
Run a free event without setting up a ticketing platform.
Questions
Does it sell tickets?
No. It collects sign-ups. It does not take payments.
Is there a limit on sign-ups?
The form accepts a limited number of answers per day to keep spam out. It is meant for sign-ups, not mass mailing.
Do people get a confirmation email?
Not at the moment: the answer goes to you. Add a line telling people what happens next.
Where do the sign-ups go?
Once the page is published from your account, each one is saved in a Responses tab that only you can open, and emailed to you at your verified address with the sender as the reply-to. In the free preview the form is shown but does not send.