For organisers
Your event, represented exactly right.
Your event is probably already in the index — we verify what we find. Claim it to keep it correct; feature it to put it at the top of its city.
Listing is free and stays free, we take no cut of your ticket sales, and if you would rather not be listed, ask — your listings come down within 48 hours, argued with never.
1 · Free
Claim your listings
Verify by business email or a token in your event description. Claimed listings show your name and take corrections within a day.
2 · Free
Keep them correct
New venue, new time, sold out, cancelled — one form, straight to the checker who verified it. Honest listings fill better rooms.
3 · £49 / month
FeaturedTop of your city
Featured carries your event at the top of one city’s index. Labelled as paid wherever it appears, capped at two per city, and never dressed as verification.
Featured is placement, never endorsement — it will never reorder search results, and it never skips the checks. How we verify
Why your event is here
We read public event pages and the feeds sites publish for the purpose, take the facts — what, when, where, how much — and rewrite the description in our own words rather than copying yours. Where you publish your own event image we display it from your server; we never copy it onto ours.
Then a person checks it. Being in the index at all means your listing was complete, live and genuinely a networking event — a filter 1,026 events currently pass and most of what we look at does not.
Missing one of your events?
Send the public event page. It will enter the same verification queue as every other listing, with no account required.
Claiming your organisation
Claiming lets you correct your public website and description. It is free, it does not change where tickets are sold, and it does not put you on a mailing list.
We verify ownership through a matching business email or a one-time token on a public page you already control. If neither route fits, a person can review the connection you provide. A claim never grants access merely because it was submitted.