Websites
An event website that was never a template.
Describe the site you want and watch it come to life. Then change anything, because there is no theme underneath to fight with. Your speakers, schedule and sponsors are already in Highbar, so the content fills itself in.
Problem
Every event site on a legacy platform is one of eight layouts.
You get a theme picker, a colour field and a logo slot. Anything past that is a custom development quote, an agency, and a timeline that does not fit your event.
Eight layouts and a logo slot.
- Pick a theme, change the colours, stop.
- Anything custom is a quote and a timeline.
- Agenda and speakers re-entered by hand.
- A site that looks like every other event on the platform.
Describe it. Change anything.
- Prompt the layout you actually wanted.
- Edit any element, with no theme in the way.
- Content pulled from the event you already built.
- A site nobody would guess came from a platform.
The solution
Your creativity, without the build.
The constraint was never your imagination. It was the six weeks and the quote standing between you and the site you pictured.
Prompt to site
Describe it. Watch it come to life.
Say what you want the page to do and it appears. A hero that leads with your keynote, an agenda filtered by track, a sponsor wall that ranks by tier. Change your mind and say the next thing. Iterating takes seconds, not a round trip with an agency.
Total control
Change anything. There is no template to fight.
Every section, every style, every breakpoint is yours to move. Prompt the change or edit it directly, whichever is faster. Nothing is locked because a theme said so, and nothing needs a developer to unlock it.
A real site underneath
Fast, findable, and actually yours.
An AI-built site that loads slowly and never ranks is worthless. Yours ships on your own domain with SSL, clean semantic markup, real SEO controls, and page speeds that hold up when a thousand people arrive at once.
One data model
Update your speaker list once. The whole event knows.
This is why a content-rich site takes seconds instead of weeks. We are already sitting on your event data, so the site does not need to be filled in. It needs to be arranged.
Attribution
From first click to conversion, and past it.
Your site is not a brochure that hands off to a form. It is the front of one record, so you can see where people came from and what they came to do.
Where they came from
Every visit carries its source, campaign and landing page all the way through to the registration it produced. You can finally answer which channel actually filled the room.
What they came for
The sessions they browsed, the tracks they filtered, the speakers they clicked. Intent shows up before they ever fill in a form.
What it turned into
A visit becomes a registration becomes an attendee who showed up and did things. One record, so attribution is a report you open, not a spreadsheet you rebuild.
Included in every event website.
- Your own domain and SSL.
- Agenda and session pages.
- Password-protected pages.
- Mobile-first layouts.
- SEO controls and metadata.
- Speaker and sponsor pages.
- Multi-language.
- Multi-event and annual editions.
- Social and OG images.
- Embedded registration.
- Analytics and UTM capture.
- Clone last year's site.
- Sitemaps and redirects.
- Embedded AI chatbot.
- Accessible markup.
- Content blocks and forms.
No site fee, no template licence, no per-page charge. If it is on this list, it is in your plan.
Pricing
Your event website is included.
No separate site fee. It comes with the platform.
Most platforms charge for the website, then charge again the moment you want it to look like yours.
Build as many as you need. Microsites, landing pages, and a fresh edition every year.
Single event runs $2 per paid registration plus $5 per engaged attendee. Platform covers unlimited sites from $12,000.
“The AI co-pilot made it easy for attendees to get where they needed to go. It saved our team time and gave the event a modern, polished feel. The Highbar team were a big part of the success of our event.”
Philip IdesonFounder · Art of Procurement
Frequently asked questions
How does Highbar build an event website?
You describe the site you want and Highbar builds it, filled in with the speakers, schedule, and sponsors already in your event. Then you change anything, by prompt or by editing it directly. There is no theme underneath to work around.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Every event website runs on your own domain with SSL, and any page can be password-protected.
Does the website stay in sync with registration and the app?
Yes. The site, registration, and the event app read from the same record, so when you update a speaker or move a session, all three change at once. Registration can be embedded right in the site.
Is the website good for SEO?
It is built to be found: clean semantic markup, SEO controls and metadata, sitemaps and redirects, social sharing images, and page speeds that hold up when a thousand people arrive at once.
Can I see which channels drive registrations?
Yes. Every visit carries its source, campaign, and landing page through to the registration it produced, with UTM capture built in, so attribution is a report you open rather than a spreadsheet you rebuild.
How much does the event website cost?
Nothing extra. There is no site fee, template licence, or per-page charge, and you can build as many sites as you need. A single event costs $2 per paid registration plus $5 per engaged attendee, and the Platform plan covers unlimited events and sites for $12,000 a year.
Build the site you actually pictured.
Describe it, watch it appear, and change anything you want. No agency, no quote, no six weeks.