A storefront that sells for you.
Your hosted event pages don’t just take payment — they help buyers find your event, read it in their own language, add it to their calendar, and buy it without ever leaving your own website.
Built to be found, and to be used
A storefront is only worth what it converts. Every event page ships structured data so Google can show it properly, speaks five languages with its own URL for each, offers one-tap add-to-calendar and sharing, and can be embedded whole into your own site. And it is built so that a buyer using a keyboard or a screen reader can complete a purchase — including a reserved-seat one.
Sell in five languages
Your storefront and every buyer email speak the buyer’s language — English, French, German, Spanish or Dutch. Each language gets its own URL and hreflang, a switcher lets buyers change it, and order confirmations arrive localised with the right dates and currency.
Add to calendar & share
Every event and order page offers one-tap add-to-calendar for Apple, Google and Outlook — a proper .ics file — plus sharing to X, Facebook, WhatsApp and LinkedIn. Attendees lock in the date and spread the word, and the confirmation email carries an add-to-calendar link too.
Found on Google
Every event page ships schema.org event structured data, so it can surface as a rich Google event result, plus Open Graph and Twitter cards so shared links unfurl with a proper title and image instead of a bare URL.
Sell on your own site
Drop one snippet onto your own website and the full frequentix checkout — ticket picker, registration, Stripe payment and wallet passes — runs right there on your page, so buyers never leave your brand. Pick an inline widget or a pop-up button, choose which domains may embed, and go live on Pro and above.
Accessible by default
The buy flow targets WCAG 2.2 AA, and it is a build gate rather than a promise: automated checks run over the whole purchase journey at desktop and phone widths, alongside a keyboard-only run that reaches a reserved seat and chooses it without a mouse. A buyer who cannot use a pointer can still complete a purchase — including a seated one.
Ask for more than the ticket
Add a donation ask to checkout — with the amounts you suggest and a minimum you accept — or let buyers name their own price on a ticket type. Donations are on every plan; pay-what-you-want comes with Starter, and a verified charity pays no platform fee on the donation at all.
Your brand, your words
Your logo and colours across the storefront and every buyer email, your own text in the fixed slots — event intro, checkout note, confirmation, door instructions — authored per language, and full white-label on Pro so nothing on the page says frequentix at all.
Five languages, one event
English, French, German, Spanish and Dutch, each with its own URL and hreflang so search engines index them separately, and a switcher for buyers who want a different one. Confirmation emails arrive in the language they bought in, with the right dates and currency.
Checkout, on your page
One snippet puts the whole flow — ticket picker, registration, payment and wallet passes — inside your own website, as an inline widget or a pop-up. You choose which domains may embed it. On Pro and above.
Frequently asked
Do I need my own website?
No. Every event gets a hosted page that works on its own, under your branding. Embedding is there for organisers who already have a site and would rather buyers never left it.
Which languages does the storefront speak?
English, French, German, Spanish and Dutch — the interface, the checkout and the buyer emails. Your own copy can be written per language too, so a French buyer reads your words in French rather than English wrapped in French chrome.
Is the buy flow accessible?
It targets WCAG 2.2 AA and is checked automatically on every change, at desktop and phone widths, alongside a keyboard-only run that reaches a reserved seat and chooses it. Automated checking only reaches part of the problem, which is why the journey is tested rather than just the pages.
Put your event where buyers already are
Hosted event pages, five languages, add-to-calendar, sharing and structured data are on every plan. Embedded checkout comes with Pro.