Event Website Builder: Your brand. Your standards. Your event site.
Launch branded event pages that capture intent, drive registrations, and collect clean attendee data from the first click. Templates, drag-and-drop editing, and AI-guided setup help most teams go live in a few hours, not a few weeks.
Everything you need from an AI event website builder that converts
Ready-made templates for every event format
Every template is pre-built and ready to customize.
- Deploy templates built for conferences, trade shows, summits, and roadshows and more
- Structure agenda, speakers, sponsors, and registration the way attendees expect
- Match your brand colors, fonts, and layout
- Ship a custom event website without writing a line of code
A Canva for Event Website
Drag-and-drop editing for updates without a developer
- Update speakers, sessions, and sponsor logos directly in the editor
- Reconfigure sections and swap layouts with the drag-and-drop editor
- Publish changes in real time so attendees see accurate information
- Inject custom CSS when the brand spec needs precise control
Purpose-built pages for every aspect of your event
Create unlimited custom pages or use templates for speakers, agenda, things to do and more.
- Add exhibitor, travel, and FAQ pages as the event calls for them
- Customize each page as per your requirements
- Scale from a single-track event to a multi-day program without a rebuild
- Sync every page to the same registration flow
Custom CSS for brand control that goes deeper
Some brand specs run past what a theme picker can handle. This is where that level of control lives.
- Override button styles, spacing rules, and hover states without a developer
- Apply changes directly in the builder and preview them instantly
- Match your brand spec exactly, not approximately
- Retain control in-house instead of routing it through a vendor
Built-in Registration and ticketing for free and paid events
This is an event website builder with built-in registration and ticketing workflows.
- Sell tickets and collect registrations on the same page
- Configure ticket types, pricing tiers, promo codes, and capacity limits in the builder
- Sync attendee records and check-in lists the moment someone registers
- Feed segment data and CRM records without a separate export
ZaraAI flag what's incomplete before you publish
ZaraAI turns your event brief into a structured build plan, then validates everything before you publish.
- Generate session and agenda descriptions from your session data
- Draft speaker introductions from name, title, and topic
- Write SEO meta descriptions per page
- Flag incomplete sections before you publish
- Enable or disable SEO, either way you have full control
SEO, tracking, and analytics built into every site
Enable or disable SEO, either way you have full control
- Configure meta titles, descriptions, and OG tags per page
- Mask your domain so attendees see your URL, not Eventcombo's
- Render every template correctly on mobile
- Track page visits, registration conversion, and section drop-off
Frequently Asked Questions
You can embed your event features from Eventcombo into your event website
It syncs to Salesforce, HubSpot, and Marketo the moment someone signs up. No export, no manual upload, so sales sees the registration before the prospect does.
Yes. Build a master template once, spin up every event from it. Brand, structure, and integrations carry over, so the tenth event takes as little setup as the first.
ZaraAI builds from your actual event data, not a generic prompt. It drafts content specific to your sessions and speakers, then flags what’s missing before you publish, not after an attendee finds the gap.
Yes. UTM and source tracking are captured at registration, so you know which channel actually converts, not just which one got clicks.
The page stays live as long as you want it, for on-demand content or next year’s reference. Eventcombo doesn’t take it down when the event ends.
Yes. Edits in the builder go live instantly, no separate sync, no stale page while the rest of the platform catches up.
Yes. Your URL, not Eventcombo’s subdomain, so the page reads as fully yours.