Websites for events and venues
Tickets or registration, the schedule, and the sponsors behind the day. Roundhouse is one event site we can show you. Yours gets its own pages.
What the page covers
Tickets and registration
A way to get a ticket or sign up.
Schedule
Times, rooms, and what is on when.
Sponsors
A clear spot for the people who back the event.
The venue
Where it is, and how the day works.
From a simple page to a full store
Sites, search, video, booking, and care. Software and custom apps when you need them.
Home services & trades
A clear site for the work you do.
Events
Dates, place, and how to sign up.
Nonprofits
Mission, membership, and ways to help.
Custom stores
Products and a simple checkout.
Payments
Invoices and a clear way to pay.
Booking & forms
Appointments and requests, ready to send.
Local search
Show up when neighbors look for you.
Promo videos
Edited to make the business look great.
Care & hosting
The site stays up and looked after.
AI automation
Follow-up, chat, and workflows that run.
Software & custom apps
Product sites and tools built to fit.
Simple starting prices
Every project gets a real quote before work starts. Care plans and hosting are separate, month to month.
Same prices for a one-night event or a venue.
One-Page Site
starting at
$299
Info Site
starting at
$499
Business Site
starting at
$2,400
Custom & Online Store
starting at
$3,900
What the work looks like
Event sites. Roundhouse is one example.
From first call to launch
Four stages with clear reviews and deliverables at each one.
Consultation
We review goals, audience, and constraints, then outline scope, timeline, and budget.
Design
Layouts, content structure, and brand direction come first. You approve before development begins.
Build
We develop the site, connect your content, and share progress as we go.
Launch
Testing, go-live support, and handoff of domain, hosting, and codebase.
Questions
Can the site sell tickets or take registration?
Yes. A ticket or a sign-up, whichever the event uses.
What about the schedule and sponsors?
Both have a place: times and rooms, and the people who back the event.
Is Roundhouse the only event you build for?
No. Roundhouse is one example. Your event gets its own pages.
We have a venue, not a festival. Does this fit?
Yes. A hall, a meetup, or a yearly event can each have a clear page.
How do prices work for an event site?
The same prices as the pricing page. You get a real quote before any work starts.
Other industries
If the work sits next door, start there.
Towns we build for
Lowell is home. The same sites serve the towns around it.
A site for the event
Tell us what you do and which towns you serve. We will follow up with next steps, timing, and a real quote.