Quick Launch Website for Events

Quick Launch Website for Events

Quick Launch Event Website

Includes:
✅ A professionally designed single-page WordPress website
✅ Hosting and dedicated subdomain for the duration of your event
✅Up to 4 Sections: About the Event | Registration | Full Agenda OR Keynote Speakers section | Venue
✅Guided process for content submission
✅ Up to 2 content reviews
✅ WordPress backend access + 1-hour handover training session
One time payment £750.00

Need more space? Additional pages can be added at £300 per page.
Need registration? Check out our Event Registration service.

Who is it suitable for?

Day conferences

A simple event overview, agenda, venue and registration link.

Virtual events & webinars

A central place for event information and access links.

Meetings & smaller events

A professional online presence without the need for a large website.

Clients we have worked with

YES! It is for you if…

Not sure it is enough?

“We found the process very easy from beginning to end. The best part is being able to manage the website ourselves as changes come through – and, as we all know, changes come through all the time! It is great to have a central hub to point attendees to.”

5 simple steps to your event website

We keep the process straightforward and guided.

1

Confirm your project

A 50% payment is made on confirmation, with the remaining 50% due at handover.

2

Share your content

We guide you through what we need from you and how to provide it.

3

We build your website

We structure your content into the agreed single-page website.

4

Review and refine

You have two content review stages to check the website and provide feedback.

5

Launch and handover

Once approved, your website goes live and we provide a 1-hour WordPress training session.

“We needed a professional event website for the Championship and the single page website made the whole process of keeping information consistent super simple. Everything our participants and media needed was brought together in one clear, easy-to-navigate website.”

Other Questions You May Have

We use WordPress because it gives your team the ability to make straightforward content changes without needing to come back to us every time something changes.

  • Powers over 43% of websites worldwide
  • Easy visual editing without coding experience
  • Quickly handle urgent event changes when information needs updating

Your handover training will show you how to update your event information, images, programme content and other basic website content.

No. The Quick Launch Website includes the registration section and links to your registration page, but not the registration form or registration system itself. Event Registration Setup is available as a separate service.

Yes. Additional pages can be added at £300 per page. If you need a more substantial website with several pages and more complex content, our Personalised Event Website may be more appropriate.

Your website is provided on a mytevents.com subdomain for the duration of the event. If you want your own domain and hosting, we can guide you through the process.

Your website is hosted on our hosting and uses a mytevents.com subdomain for the duration of your event. The website is held for one month after the event. If you want to keep it live for longer, we can guide you through purchasing your own hosting and domain.

Your one-hour WordPress training covers the basic content updates you are likely to need after handover.

At launch, the website is handed over to your team and you take responsibility for managing the event website. We do not provide ongoing event website management as part of the Quick Launch package. However, we can provide a separate quote for additional work such as new pages, redesigns or larger changes.

Once we have the required content and the project is confirmed, we work through our guided process to build, review and launch the website.

 Yes. Event Registration Setup is available as an additional service and is quoted according to your registration requirements.

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