For organizers
Less time spent hunting for a room and retyping addresses and coordinates.
- Venues already verified and geocoded
- Address and map filled in automatically
- Suggestions ordered by where you are
Marketplace
Organizers look for suppliers. Suppliers look for events.
The marketplace is where those two needs meet. On one side organizers find venues, equipment and services already connected to the platform; on the other, partners get visibility in front of people who are actively building an event right now, rather than a general audience.
Partner venues appear while the event is being created.
Who gains what
A marketplace only works if it serves both sides in the same moment.
For partners
Visibility in front of people already deciding where to hold their event.
- Present at the moment of choice
- No competition with irrelevant content
- A listing with details kept up to date
For the audience
Events with correct venue information, which means fewer mistakes on the day.
- Complete and consistent addresses
- Correct coordinates for maps
- Fewer events with "venue to be confirmed"
Why it is not just a directory
A static directory goes stale quickly and nobody consults it. Marketplace suggestions appear inside the workflow, at the point where the organizer has to make that decision.
Built into event creation, not a separate section
Venue details copied, not typed
Open to new service categories over time
Want to list your venue or service?
If you run a hall, a theatre, an event space or a service for the industry, we can look together at joining the marketplace and how to present it to organizers.
Contact the team
- Review of the venue or service
- Listing with address, coordinates and capacity
- Visibility during event creation
- Details kept current over time
Frequently asked questions
It is the set of partner venues and services offered to organizers while they create an event on the platform, rather than a separate catalogue you have to go and browse.
Meet the people who are organizing right now
Offer your venue or service at the point where organizers actually decide.
Sources
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