Template Overview
An event landing page is the page where prospective attendees decide whether to register, and it has to do three jobs at once: pitch the event, capture the registration, and take the payment. This template gives you the full structure on a single mobile-ready page: hero with date and location, stats counter, speaker section, multi-day agenda, sponsor logos, FAQ, and a ticket selector that flows straight into a Stripe, PayPal, or Square checkout.
The funnel ships with three pages: the long-form landing page that sells the event, a registration step that captures attendee details and ticket quantity, and a payment confirmation page. Conditional logic carries the ticket count and the chosen attendance type from the landing page through to the payment summary, so the buyer sees what they are paying for at every step.
Use it for a two-day summit, a one-night gala, an industry conference, a workshop series, or a recurring training event. Swap the event title, speakers, agenda blocks, sponsor logos, and ticket prices for your own, connect your payment provider and CRM through the Connect tab, and every registration flows into your follow-up sequences automatically.
Key Features
Hero with date, location, and stats counter. Event name, tagline, dates, venue line, and a three-stat counter for attendees, speakers, or sessions sit above the fold so visitors see the offer before they scroll. The counter values, labels, and currency symbols are all editable.
Speakers section with photos and bios. Speaker cards display headshots, names, roles, and a short credibility paragraph. Add more speakers, drop in a sponsor logo strip below, and rearrange the order to lead with the biggest name.
Multi-day agenda blocks. Day 1 and Day 2 sections each hold a list of time-stamped sessions with speaker names. Duplicate the day block for longer events, trim it for half-day workshops, and edit the time strings to match your run-of-show.
Ticket selector with quantity, type, and payment. The registration page combines a ticket-quantity number selector, an attendance-type choice, and the contact form. The payment page summarises the order and routes the buyer to Stripe, PayPal, or Square based on what you connect.
FAQ accordion and sponsor logo strip. Pre-built FAQ block for travel, refunds, dietary preferences, and check-in. Sponsor strip below the speakers section gives partners visible placement without breaking the page flow.
Benefits
Sells the event before asking for payment. Hero, speakers, agenda, sponsors, and FAQ load before the registration block, so visitors decide the event is worth the ticket before they hit the form.
Processes ticket payments without a separate checkout tool. Stripe, PayPal, and Square connect directly in the Connect tab. Stripe alone handles cards, EPS, iDEAL, and SEPA Direct Debit for European buyers.
Sends confirmation emails the moment a ticket is bought. Built-in email automation can fire the ticket confirmation, calendar invite link, and venue details automatically, with no third-party tool needed.
Blocks junk submissions before they reach your attendee list. Required fields, terms consent, and email validation keep test entries and bot signups out of the registrant database.
Pushes registrants into the tools you already use. 55+ native integrations plus Zapier and Webhooks send each registration into HubSpot, Salesforce, ActiveCampaign, Mailchimp, your event platform, or any combination.
Frequently Asked Questions
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An event landing page is a single-purpose page built to sell an event and convert visitors into registered attendees. It explains what the event is, when and where it runs, who is speaking, and what the agenda looks like, then captures the registration and optionally takes payment for the ticket.
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A registration form collects contact details. An event landing page sells the event first: hero, speakers, agenda, sponsors, FAQ, then the form. This template combines both in one funnel, with the registration and payment steps sitting after the pitch so attendees commit before they enter their details.
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Yes. The payment page is wired for Stripe, PayPal, or Square. Connect any combination in the Connect tab, set the ticket price and quantity range, and the buyer sees a live total before payment. Stripe handles cards, EPS, iDEAL, and SEPA Direct Debit.
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Yes. The registration step uses a number selector for ticket quantity. Set the minimum and maximum, and the payment summary multiplies the unit price by the chosen quantity so group bookings are handled on the same page as single-attendee tickets.
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With our built-in email automation (available on any paid plan), you can trigger the confirmation email the moment the payment clears. Include ticket details, venue line, calendar link, and any pre-event prep in the email body. Schedule reminder emails before the date and a thank-you after the event from the same funnel.
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Yes. The Connect tab supports 55+ native integrations plus Zapier and Webhooks. Send registrations into HubSpot, Salesforce, ActiveCampaign, Mailchimp, your calendar tool, or any event management platform that exposes an API or Zapier connector.
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Yes. Add a ticket-type choice on the registration step and use a logic jump to skip the payment page when the free option is selected. Paid registrants continue to the checkout step; free registrants land on the confirmation screen directly.
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Yes. You can publish as a standalone page on your domain. You can also embed as an inline block in your existing event site, load as a popup triggered by scroll or exit-intent, or share the direct link in ads, emails, and social posts. Alternatively, you can simply publish as a hosted page on involve.me.
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The default fields are first name, last name, email, ticket quantity, and attendance day(s). Add company, job title, dietary preferences, accessibility needs, or any custom field, mark any of them required, and trigger different confirmation flows based on what the registrant submits.
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involve.me is SOC 2 certified and GDPR-compliant. The template ships with a terms consent checkbox and a separate marketing opt-in checkbox so the legal basis for both the event communication and the post-event newsletter is recorded per registrant.
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It depends on your customization needs. But you can launch in well under an hour: swap the event details, speakers, agenda, and ticket prices, connect the payment provider, then publish. The AI Agent can draft speaker bios, agenda copy, and FAQ answers in seconds from a short brief.
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The free plan allows you to run 2 live funnels, and accepts 50 submissions or 500 visits per month - Ideal for a small webinar. Paid plans start at $19/month, lifting those limits and bringing many premium features, email automation, and additional integrations.
