Network pricing

One network.
One bill.

Guests stay free. A single group can begin free. When several groups need to move together, one subscription covers the network instead of charging every city again.

Choose by operating scale

Start with the number of groups you actually coordinate.

One price covers the whole network. Annual billing gives two months free; no per-group surcharge is hidden behind checkout.

PlanFor several calendarsCore$82.50/ month · $990 billed yearlySave $198Growth$207.50/ month · $2,490 billed yearlySave $498Network$499.17/ month · $5,990 billed yearlySave $1,198
Groups1050200
Active events502501,000
Hosts25150500
RSVPs each month5,00025,000100,000
ChooseChoose CoreChoose GrowthChoose Network
CoreSeveral local calendars

Bring the network onto one calendar, permission model, and bill.

GrowthA multi-city organization

Add reporting and calendar imports as the operation expands.

NetworkA large event network

Run a high-volume program with priority support and headroom.

What grows with you

The organizer tools change at the moments the work changes.

CapabilityCoreGrowthNetwork
Public pages, RSVP, waitlist, and check-inIncludedIncludedIncluded
Several groups on one calendarIncludedIncludedIncluded
Cross-group conflict checksIncludedIncludedIncluded
Calendar-source importsIncludedIncluded
Network reportingIncludedIncluded
SupportStandardStandardPriority

Try the network workflow

14 days free on any paid plan.

A card is required to begin. Your first charge happens after 14 days unless you cancel first. Each network receives one trial; cancel during the trial and paid access ends when the trial does. Starter remains available for one small group.

Paid discovery is separate

Promote one event when it needs more reach.

A featured campaign is an optional one-time purchase. It never changes the price of organizer software—and never disguises itself as organic.

See placement rules
1–7 days
$149
Featured · Paid placement
8–14 days
$249
Featured · Paid placement
15–30 days
$399
Featured · Paid placement

The unit that matters

Your tenth city should make the network more valuable—not make the software ten times more expensive.

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