Plot's features are built for live events, and every feature is on every plan. Here is the list.
Pages and content
Visual editor and over 40 layouts you mix and match on any page
Site phases and holding pages, from first announcement to next year
Stories and media: news, galleries and video
Visitor planning: travel, parking, accommodation and accessibility
FAQs, partners and sponsors, countdown clocks, alerts and announcements
Events, artists and schedules
Event listings with calendar, list and card views
Artist and lineup profiles with media, links and appearances
Drag-and-drop schedule manager with clash detection, and schedules that work offline
A page for every stage, room or venue. Multi-venue city festivals can run on locations
Interactive maps with custom artwork and editable pins
Food and drink vendors and menus, with dietary and allergen options
Festival ticket pages that link to your ticketing provider
Ticketing, fans and marketing
Ticketing integrations that import your events automatically
Personal favourites, so fans can save events, artists and vendors and share their plan
Fan Signals and the Fan 360 view for audience insight
Forms connected to your mailing list tools
Tracking scripts such as Google Tag Manager and ad pixels
Search, domains and hosting
SEO metadata, social previews and Google Event schema on every event
Your own domain, with hosting and HTTPS managed by Plot
Hosting built for announcement and on-sale traffic
Team members on each site, and all your sites in one dashboard
Which parts will I use? Venues mostly work in listings. Festivals with general admission tickets use the ticket pages plus artists, stages and the schedule. Plot does not sell tickets. See what you get with Plot and the pricing page.