Event website template

Start from an event template that already has program, speakers, venue and ticketing pages, then swap in your own lineup. B12's AI generates the first draft from a short description of the event, and you refine speakers, dates, and program tracks in the browser as they're confirmed.

The full program, a speaker lineup, venue and travel details, highlights from past editions, and a ticket flow that takes payment - all of which ship with this template. Sponsors and community partners can sit in a footer band; visitors care most about program and speakers, so those two get the top of the page.

Use the built-in booking flow with account access so attendees can register, pay and come back to their booking later. Configure ticket tiers, early-bird pricing, add-ons like workshops, and refund rules in the visual editor without code. Early-bird ticket volume compounds with each newly announced speaker, so opening ticket sales early matters.

Publish About and Program as soon as dates are locked, then add speakers and open ticket sales as they're confirmed - the pages can go live in stages. Most successful conferences publish the site 4 to 6 months out and iterate weekly. A static site announced late gets less traction than a growing site announced early.

Venue, catering and AV take most of the budget; starting the site from a template keeps the web cost predictable. For events where the site itself is a brand moment (design conferences, tech summits, industry showcases), B12's design experts can push the hero, program layout, and interactive elements to a level that matches the event's ambition.

Works for conferences (like Lumen Summit), design festivals, tech summits, industry events, and multi-day gatherings that need program, speakers, and ticketing. For a template built purely around conference structure and academic/professional formats, see our conference website prompt - narrower focus, tighter scope.