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Community Events Platform

Events your members actually show up to.

One-time and recurring events with RSVPs, capacity waitlists, and automatic reminders, on the same platform as your feed, chat, and classroom. No Calendly, no add-ons, no extra monthly tools.

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Bring everyone together.

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What you can do.

Month and week views

A real calendar, not a pinned post with dates.

HOW IT WORKS

From setup to everyday work.

01

Create your event

Set up a single community event or a recurring series, adding a capacity limit when you need to manage available places.

02

Welcome member RSVPs

Members reserve their places directly inside the community, without opening an external booking tool or signing into another account.

03

Manage the turnout

Configure automatic reminders and cancellation handling, while waitlists promote the next member when a place becomes available at your event.

The events stack you rent is three tools deep.

The typical creator runs a calendar tool, a meeting tool, and a group, each with its own bill and none of them talking to the others. Community SaaS bundles events, but meters the platform monthly and caps live hours by plan tier.

Here events are one module of a platform you bought once. The RSVP data, the attendance history, and the member records all live in one database that belongs to you. Skool Pro is $1,188 a year, every year. This whole platform is $399 once.

Five years of the duct-tape stack.
Skool Pro $99/mo community rent$5,940 + 2.9% fees
Zoom its own yearly subscription beside the community billanother five years of subscription fees
Seedly Communities $399 once + your own hosting$399 once

Most creators pay for both at once, the community rent and the meeting tool. Here the calendar, RSVPs, reminders, and the live room all ship in the platform you own. Competitor prices as publicly listed July 2026, verify before you rely on them.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Questions about Community Events Platform.

Your event history and your RSVP list are community data. They should live in your database, not across three subscriptions.