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- A website built the way you build a showA managed, custom-coded website for event planners, production companies and event management firms: live in 7 days, 90+ PageSpeed, weekly researched articles and hosting included, from one monthly fee.
eventwebstudio.com - Plans and pricingThree plans for event planners, production companies and event management firms, with a one-time build fee invoiced only after launch.
eventwebstudio.com/pricing - Everything includedEvery feature of a EventWebStudio website, and which plan carries it.
eventwebstudio.com/features - Book a demoA live 30-minute walk-through of the site you would get, on your screen, with no slides.
eventwebstudio.com/book-a-demo - Start your buildThe order page: pick a plan, see exactly what happens after you order, and place it with the $697 build fee waived until December 31, 2026.
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The offer15
- Black Friday website offer30 percent off the monthly fee for the first 3 months, with the build fee included, on orders placed November 24 to 30, 2026.
eventwebstudio.com/black-friday - TemplatesWebsite designs for event planners, production companies and event management firms, rebuilt around your brand rather than handed over as a theme.
eventwebstudio.com/templates - OnboardingThe questionnaire that starts a build: brand, event types, pages, portfolio and the inquiry form.
eventwebstudio.com/onboarding - Frequently asked questionsAnswers on the offer, revisions, articles, the AI Engine, hosting, domains and billing.
eventwebstudio.com/faq - Compare event website optionsEventWebStudio compared with GoHighLevel, WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, GoDaddy, freelancers and agencies.
eventwebstudio.com/compare - GoHighLevel funnels vs EventWebStudioFunnels are great for one campaign page; a managed site is better as the permanent home that ranks and routes into the same CRM.
eventwebstudio.com/compare/gohighlevel-funnels - the GoHighLevel website builder vs EventWebStudioBest if you want everything in one HighLevel account and have time to build; a managed site wins when you want it done, fast and ranking.
eventwebstudio.com/compare/gohighlevel-website-builder - GoHighLevel AI Studio vs EventWebStudioAI Studio is a fast way to draft pages from a prompt; a managed site adds the strategy, event-type structure, speed guarantee and ongoing publishing.
eventwebstudio.com/compare/gohighlevel-ai-studio - WordPress vs EventWebStudioWordPress wins on flexibility if you have a developer; a managed site wins when you want speed, security and updates handled for a flat fee.
eventwebstudio.com/compare/wordpress - Wix vs EventWebStudioWix suits a planner who enjoys building it themselves; a managed site suits one who would rather plan events than pages.
eventwebstudio.com/compare/wix - Squarespace vs EventWebStudioSquarespace is lovely for a portfolio you maintain yourself; a managed site is built to rank and route inquiries while you run events.
eventwebstudio.com/compare/squarespace - Webflow vs EventWebStudioWebflow is powerful in a designer's hands; a managed site gives you the finished result without hiring the designer.
eventwebstudio.com/compare/webflow - GoDaddy Website Builder vs EventWebStudioFine for getting a basic page online today; a managed site is built for an event business that needs to be found and chosen.
eventwebstudio.com/compare/godaddy-website-builder - Hiring a freelancer vs EventWebStudioA good freelancer is great for a one-off build you will maintain; a managed site suits a business that wants the care after launch too.
eventwebstudio.com/compare/freelancer - A traditional event marketing agency vs EventWebStudioAn agency wins when you need strategy, ads and campaigns run for you; a managed site wins when the website itself is the job.
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Who it is for6
- Who it is forEvery kind of event company we build for, and what changes for each one.
eventwebstudio.com/for - Wedding planners and coordinatorsA wedding planner website built around the moment a couple decides to reach out
eventwebstudio.com/for/wedding-planners-and-coordinators - Corporate event and conference producersA corporate event website built for the person filling out a procurement form
eventwebstudio.com/for/corporate-event-and-conference-producers - Festival and experiential producersA festival and experiential events website built for ticket buyers, sponsors and press at once
eventwebstudio.com/for/festival-and-experiential-producers - Nonprofit gala and fundraising event plannersA gala and fundraising event website built to raise more before the night even starts
eventwebstudio.com/for/nonprofit-gala-and-fundraising-planners - Full-service event management and production companiesA website for an event company that runs weddings, corporate work and everything in between
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- ServicesWebsite design, development, templates and search for event planners, production companies and event management firms.
eventwebstudio.com/services - Event planner website designCustom event planner website design built around real inquiries: fast pages, an event-type portfolio and a form buyers actually finish.
eventwebstudio.com/services/event-planner-website-design - Wedding planner website designWedding planner website design built for how couples decide: real weddings organized by venue and style, fast on a phone, one clear inquiry form.
eventwebstudio.com/services/wedding-planner-website-design - Event production company website developmentCustom event production company website development: fast, custom-coded pages, capabilities and case study pages, and CRM-connected RFP intake.
eventwebstudio.com/services/event-production-company-website-development - Event management website templatesEvent management website templates rebuilt around your brand and event types, not a generic starting point, with speed and hosting included.
eventwebstudio.com/services/event-management-website-templates - Corporate event agency website designCorporate event agency website design built for procurement buyers: capabilities, case studies and an RFP-ready request form.
eventwebstudio.com/services/corporate-event-agency-website-design - SEO for event plannersSEO for event planners built into every page: event-type pages, weekly sourced articles, and schema matched to how planners are searched for.
eventwebstudio.com/services/seo-for-event-planners - Event website redesignEvent website redesign with a full redirect map so rankings carry over, custom-coded pages, and a portfolio finally organized by event type.
eventwebstudio.com/services/event-website-redesign - Multi-city event company websiteA multi-city event company website with a real page for every market you serve, not one paragraph claiming a whole region.
eventwebstudio.com/services/multi-city-event-company-website - Festival and experiential agency website designFestival and experiential agency website design for ticket buyers, sponsors and press at once, with a dedicated media kit page.
eventwebstudio.com/services/festival-and-experiential-agency-website-design - Nonprofit gala and fundraiser website designNonprofit gala and fundraiser website design built to raise more: clear ticket, table and sponsorship pages, plus a standing donate page.
eventwebstudio.com/services/nonprofit-gala-and-fundraiser-website-design - Event inquiry and booking website developmentEvent inquiry and booking website development: short, event-type-aware forms wired straight into your CRM by API, Zapier or Make.
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Case studies21
- Case studiesTwenty real projects for event production businesses, grouped by the kind of event business each client runs.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies - First messages worth answering for event production briefsProduct launch event producers, Green Bay, Wisconsin. Day to day with event production briefs, first messages now carry everything needed to choose a follow-up.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies/first-messages-worth-answering - The short path to event production briefs on mobileFashion show production company, Columbia, South Carolina. When it comes to event production briefs, the journey from landing page to inquiry now works with a thumb. Staff answering questions on the move have a direct page to point people to.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies/the-short-path-on-mobile - One shared set of answers for event production briefsCommunity event production team, Akron, Ohio. For event production briefs, one reference now serves callers, visitors and new staff alike. Routine explanations live on the page; judgment calls remain with the people responsible for them.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies/one-shared-set-of-answers - What happens after an event production briefs inquiry is sentOutdoor event production company, Manchester, New Hampshire. With event production briefs, the reassurance traffic has moved onto the page. Staff time goes into answering inquiries instead of confirming they exist.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies/what-happens-after-an-inquiry-is-sent - A preparation guide that steadies event production briefsConference production company, Fargo, North Dakota. Day to day with event production briefs, staff share a single current guide before any conversation. Visitors arrive with enough context to be useful, without being asked to upload personal records through a general form.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies/a-preparation-guide-that-steadies-briefs - Honest limits on the event production briefs pageGraduation ceremony producers, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. When it comes to event production briefs, people arrive knowing what the site can and cannot decide for them. Conversations start on the substance rather than on corrections.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies/honest-limits-on-the-briefs-page - Ending the relay race in event production briefs handlingLive music event production firm, Frederick, Maryland. For event production briefs, the 'I thought you had it' conversation has been designed out. Each inquiry shows its owner, its status and its fallback, and anyone covering can see all three.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies/ending-the-inbox-relay-race - Event production briefs details, readable at lastTheater and touring production support, Ann Arbor, Michigan. With event production briefs, answers are shared as links to exact sections. Reading happens on whatever device the visitor holds, and paper remains an option rather than a requirement.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies/briefs-details-readable-at-last - One approved version of the event production briefs factsFestival production and staging team, Omaha, Nebraska. Day to day with event production briefs, the business maintains one reference and checks the rest against it. Contradictions have nowhere left to hide.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies/one-approved-version-of-the-facts - Helping event production briefs visitors state their purposeChristmas market production team, Salem, Oregon. When it comes to event production briefs, visitors identify their purpose before typing a word. Staff receive a meaningful category with every message and can keep ongoing conversations apart from new ones.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies/visitors-state-their-purpose - The right office, first time, for event production briefsBrand activation production company, Plano, Texas. For event production briefs, inquiries now introduce themselves to the correct office.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies/the-right-office-first-time - Event production briefs: shown, not just describedTown festival production crew, Overland Park, Kansas. With event production briefs, the site explains the work using things the business can actually show. Assessments based on published material replace ones based on tone.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies/shown-not-just-described - Catching event production briefs interest after closing timeExhibition build and production team, Green Bay, Wisconsin. Day to day with event production briefs, overnight interest lands as an organized morning queue. Expectations are honest about response times.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies/catching-interest-after-closing-time - Event production briefs forms that forgive mistakesFood festival production firm, Columbia, South Carolina. When it comes to event production briefs, submission failures are now minor detours. The form's behavior matches what visitors always assumed it did.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies/forms-that-forgive-mistakes - No dead ends: migrating event production briefs properlyCorporate event production company, Akron, Ohio. For event production briefs, previously shared links now arrive at relevant current information rather than a dead end. The scope protects continuity of access; it does not assume search rankings are unaffected.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies/migrating-without-dead-ends - Recorded approvals for event production briefs changesSporting event production company, Manchester, New Hampshire. With event production briefs, approval and publication now refer to one recorded version. The follow-up email chains that used to accompany every edit have largely disappeared.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies/recorded-approvals-for-changes - Existing event production briefs conversations stay findableCharity gala production company, Fargo, North Dakota. Day to day with event production briefs, new business and ongoing conversations sort themselves before staff get involved. Customers with a history are no longer processed as strangers.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies/existing-conversations-stay-findable - Learning which pages generate event production briefsWedding production and styling team, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. When it comes to event production briefs, content discussions begin from recorded evidence.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies/which-pages-generate-inquiries - Planning for the day the event production briefs form breaksHybrid conference production team, Frederick, Maryland. For event production briefs, failure has a plan and a test. Visitors keep a route, staff keep a check, and nobody claims the form is infallible.
eventwebstudio.com/case-studies/planning-for-the-day-the-form-breaks - Event production briefs documentation the team can actually useAwards ceremony production firm, Ann Arbor, Michigan. With event production briefs, the team holds a usable operating reference from day one after launch. A colleague covering an absence can find the right person and follow documented steps without reconstructing the project's history.
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Articles8
- The press deskGuides and playbooks for event planners, production companies and event management firms: websites, search, event-type pages and the systems behind them.
eventwebstudio.com/blog - What a Corporate Buyer Checks Before Adding You to an RFP ShortlistA walkthrough of the ten minutes a procurement contact or internal events manager spends on your website before deciding whether to send you an RFP.
eventwebstudio.com/blog/corporate-event-rfp-shortlist-website - Your Event Portfolio Is What Makes Your Site Slow. Here Is the FixEvent photography is usually the single heaviest thing on an event company website. Here is how to keep the portfolio impressive and still load fast on a phone.
eventwebstudio.com/blog/event-portfolio-that-loads-fast - Structured Data for Event Companies: What to Mark Up, What to SkipA plain-language guide to JSON-LD for an event business website: the types that genuinely apply, the ones to leave alone, and how to validate what you publish.
eventwebstudio.com/blog/schema-markup-for-event-companies - Local SEO for Event Planners in the Cities You Actually WorkHow an event company gets found in every market it serves: service areas, honest city pages, NAP consistency, venue partner links, and a reviews policy that holds up.
eventwebstudio.com/blog/local-seo-for-event-planners - Event Inquiry Forms That Qualify: Date and Event Type FirstHow to build an event inquiry form that filters out work you cannot take, stays easy to finish on a phone at a venue, and routes cleanly into your follow-up.
eventwebstudio.com/blog/event-inquiry-forms-that-qualify - The Nine Pages an Event Planner Website Actually NeedsA page-by-page blueprint for event companies: what each page answers, who lands on it, the proof it must carry, its one call to action, and the usual mistake.
eventwebstudio.com/blog/event-planner-website-pages-that-book-inquiries - The Run of Show Method for Event Company WebsitesA practical way to structure an event company website: event-type pages, an organized portfolio, a date-first form, and a schedule that keeps it working.
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- About EventWebStudioWho builds and manages the sites, and what we deliberately do not do.
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eventwebstudio.com/authors/dara-voss - Callum ReyesContent Lead, Austin, TX. Writes the articles that ship with every plan.
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