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Calendars and recurring events

Give event visitors a date-led view of what is happening and make important dates easy to save.

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Feature

Explore the calendars and recurring events workflow.

Give event visitors a date-led view of what is happening and make important dates easy to save.

Free vs Pro

Choose the plan that matches the work.

Free handles publishing. Pro handles customisation, automation, monetisation and scale.

AreaFree includesPro adds
Calendar displayPublic calendar browsing and event date presentation.Includes the Free public calendar foundation.
Public feedsPublic site and organiser ICS feeds.Builds on the same public calendar foundation.
Personal feedPublic sharing only.Revocable private personal feed for confirmed attending events.
How it works

Put this capability to work.

Set the outcome for calendars and recurring events

Give event visitors a date-led view of what is happening and make important dates easy to save.

Choose the correct plan boundary

Free includes calendar display, add-to-calendar links, a public site ICS feed and public organiser ICS feeds. Pro adds a revocable private personal attending feed.

Test the real journey

Use representative content to check this capability across public, contributor, owner and administrator views, including mobile, empty, error and permission states.

Questions

Common questions.

Does this work in every site profile?

The shared platform works across Events, Directory, Job Board and Marketplace, while fields and presentation adapt to the active profile.

Does it require an external service?

Some configurations can use optional external services. Document the selected provider, credentials, terms and data flow.

How do Free and Pro differ here?

Free includes calendar display, add-to-calendar links, a public site ICS feed and public organiser ICS feeds. Pro adds a revocable private personal attending feed.