Some festivals only need a clean public page first.
Festival listings and promotion
Be easy to find before you ask people to commit.
Free listing for visibility. Paid promotion when timing matters. Registration software when you need workflow.
One-off prices are easier to trust than vague exposure talk.
When applications, payments, waitlists, and role balance start moving, the registration system gives the team a calmer way to run the weekend.
Pricing
Simple enough to publish, flexible enough to grow with.
Practical starting prices. Clear enough to understand at a glance.
Get your festival into the calendar without paying to be seen.
A public listing with your name, dates, city, styles, website, poster, and organizer edit access. Good for getting discoverable and keeping the facts current.
- Public festival page in the calendar
- Poster, city, dates, styles, website and practical details
- Private organizer edit link
- Review before publication
A short visibility push when you first announce or reopen registration.
A one-off promo designed for festivals that want a sharper launch moment without committing to a larger campaign.
- Featured placement in the calendar for 7 days
- Priority positioning in one newsletter issue if timing fits
- Visual polish pass on the listing before the boost starts
A fuller promo package for flagship weekends, camps and relaunches.
A stronger paid push for weekends where homepage exposure and repeat visibility are worth more than a single placement.
- Featured placement on homepage and calendar for 14 days
- Newsletter feature slot
- One dedicated social feature or story sequence
Add a hotel, shuttle, discount code or local partner offer next to the festival.
Best when you already have a concrete offer ready and want it visible alongside the event instead of buried in your own site or inbox.
- One deal card attached to the festival listing
- Promo code, CTA, disclaimer and image support
- Ideal as an add-on to a launch or spotlight campaign
How to choose
Three routes, depending on what you actually need right now.
Best when discoverability is the main job.
- Use the free form
- Publish the core facts
- Add promo later if needed
Best when you need more than passive visibility.
- Choose Boost or Spotlight
- Add one deal if relevant
- Drive people to the listing
Best when the team also needs workflow.
- Book a demo
- Keep the 1% model
- Add promo only if useful
At a glance
What belongs to which offer.
The useful split is simple: listing for visibility, promotion for reach, software for operations.
Free listing
For being found and keeping the page current.
- Calendar listing
- Organizer edit access
- Free
Promotion
For launch windows, urgency, and extra reach.
- Featured placement
- Newsletter / social push
- One-off fee
Registration system
For statuses, waitlists, role balance, and payment flow.
- Operational workflow
- Organizer software
- 1% of registration total
Registration system
Use the software when the real work starts.
Listing helps people find the event. The registration system helps your team handle applications, payments, waitlists, role balance, and status changes without running everything from inbox threads and spreadsheets.
- Set up passes, add-ons, questions and categories around the way your weekend actually works.
- Track role balance, waitlist moves and participant statuses without spreadsheet archaeology.
- Keep the public listing and the operational workflow separate, so each offer stays easy to understand.