EventsEvent website
A real site, not a landing page. Schedule, speakers, venue and registration, on your own domain and under your own brand, assembled from sections rather than filled into a template.
Every section type, in full. Nothing here is a roadmap item.
- Microsite section types
- Hero
- About
- Speakers
- Schedule
- Sponsors
- FAQ
- Venue map
- Gallery
- Call to action
- Testimonials
- Countdown
- Rich text
- Image
- Video
- Embed
- Event details
- Tickets
- Organizer
- Custom HTML
- Custom code
Build the page out of sections. Twenty of them, in any order.
A page is a stack of sections you choose and reorder: hero, schedule, speakers, tickets, a countdown, a venue map, a gallery, an embed. Nothing is a fixed slot you have to fill or leave empty.
- Twenty section types, stacked in the order you want them
- Four pages built in, and as many of your own as you need
- Every custom page gets its own web address and place in the menu
- Your colours, your fonts, your corner radius, set once
- Preview before publishing, and unpublish without deleting
Four pages you get. And as many more as your event actually needs.
Landing
The page people arrive on: hero, details, tickets, and whatever else you stack under them.
Schedule
Days, tracks and rooms, drawn from the sessions you have already set up, not typed out a second time.
Speakers and partners
Two more built-in pages, filled from directories you keep between events instead of rebuilding them each year.
Published under your name. On your domain, with our name nowhere on it.
Keep the site you already have and just embed registration into it, or skip straight to the builder for one on your own domain.
- Lives on your Engagement Hub, on your own domain
- No Mercleo branding anywhere your attendees can see
- Embed registration on the website you already have
- Speakers, venues and partners are reusable directories
Yours. The event site is published on your Engagement Hub, on your own domain, with your logo and colours and no Mercleo branding in the way. Attendees never see that it is us.
Yes. Embed registration on any page of your existing site. The event site is there when you want a whole site for an event, not a condition of selling tickets.
No. Speakers, venues and partners are directories on your account, not fields on one event. Next year you pick from what you already have.
As many as you want. A custom page gets its own web address and its own place in the menu, and it can hold any of the same twenty section types.
There is a custom HTML section and a custom code section for exactly that. Most events never reach for them, and the ones that do usually want an embed from something else they already run.