Event Hub

What is Event Hub?

By Nimanto 2 min read

In short

Event Hub is a public event page you share anywhere. Guests reserve a spot in three taps with no account, get a QR pass by e-mail, and you or a helper scan them in at the door. It is free on every plan and separate from your invitations.

Invitations are private: you send them to a guest list. Event Hub is the other way round. You make one event page, publish it, and share its link anywhere: WhatsApp, Instagram, a printed QR poster.

How it works

  1. You make an event page from your dashboard, under My Events → Event Hub, and publish it.
  2. A guest opens the link on their phone and taps Reserve a spot · Free. They give a name and an e-mail address, and that is it: three taps, no account.
  3. They are handed a pass: a ticket stub with a QR code, e-mailed to them and kept at a link of its own.
  4. At the door you, or a helper with a door link, scan the QR with a phone and the guest is in.

See Reserve a spot, The pass and The door.

Who it is for

A yoga teacher, a supper club, a team running a workshop, a community meet-up, a pumpkin patch with arrival times: anything where people you do not already have on a list should be able to turn up. You pick the word for one place at your event: spot, seat, mat, place, ticket or table, so the page reads "Reserve a mat · Free" and "9 of 24 mats left".

What it costs

Event Hub is free on every plan, and an event page never counts against your plan's live invitations. Tickets can be free, paid at the door, or, where card payments are open on Nimanto, paid by card when the guest reserves. See Event Hub pricing and Event Hub pricing on the website.

What it is not

  • It is not the Invitation Pass, the one-time upgrade of a single invitation. Nothing about invitations applies to event pages, and nothing here applies to invitations. See Invitation Pass.
  • It is not a public listing. Only people you give the link to find your page, and pages are hidden from search engines unless you choose otherwise.

What a page can hold

A cover photo (uploaded, painted by AI or chosen from the catalogue), the name and a tagline, when and where, a ticket with the spots left, who is hosting, an overview, a schedule, good-to-know cards, FAQs, a refund policy and how to reach you. Every part is edited on the page itself, exactly as guests will see it. See Create an event page.

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