Doors open in 3… 2… 1…

The plan, the money, the show.

EventProjects runs every launch, gala, offsite and opening night in one place — from the first quote to the last truck out of the dock.

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14 days free · no card · bring the whole crew

Why EventProjects

Spreadsheets don't do show day.

One workspace for the plan, the money and the room — so the person running the event and the person paying for it are looking at the same thing.

Plan it once

Tasks with real dates, phases that draw themselves, a calendar and Gantt that never disagree — and templates that date a whole plan from one event date.

$34,000 budget
Committed $30,850 · every line knows its markup

Know the money

Vendor quotes mirror into costs, estimated and confirmed stay honest, and profit shows per line — what it costs us, what we charge, what's left.

08:00Crew call & briefinganchored
09:00AV set & soundcheck

Run the day

A minute-by-minute running order that re-flows when things slip, chat rooms per area, and a safety pack the crew actually signs.

The good bits

Built by people who've pushed a flight case.

Money

A budget that tells the truth

Every cost is confirmed or estimated — and the forecast bar carries the difference, so "roughly fine" and "actually fine" never get confused again.

  • Accepted quotes mirror straight into costs
  • Markup per line — to us, to the client
  • Quotes in pounds, project in dollars? Handled.
Venue hire · 2 days$12,000
Catering · 180 covers$9,800
Forecast profit$8,650
Portals

Clients and crew see exactly enough

Share the schedule, the docs and the running order — never the margin. The client gets a portal that answers their emails before they send them; the crew get their call times and their rooms.

  • "Needs you" — approvals waiting, in one tab
  • Per-task sharing: show, interact, or hide
  • One sign-in, every project they're on
Needs you · 2ScheduleDocuments
Run-of-show v3 — waiting on your approvalApprove
Keynote seating — flag reserved seats by May 6
Show day

The running order runs itself

Anchor the times that can't move; everything else flows around them. Every row knows its people, its kit, its dock booking and its dietaries — and the crew chat sits right beside it.

  • Six row types, each with the right details
  • RAMS pack issued, versioned and signed
  • Rooms: #show-day, #av-crew, #front-of-house
11:00VenueFlorals & dressing
12:45VenueClient walkthrough
13:15BreakBuffer / contingency
14:00DoorsRegistration · 2 scanners
Templates

Start from the shape of the job.

Pick a shape, give it a date, and the whole plan dates itself — tasks, running order, docs and rooms included.

Pitch

RFP / proposal

Costs, a proposal, a decision date. No event until you win it.

Production

Confirmed event

Load-in through wrap — portals, RAMS and running order from day one.

Guests

Dinner or awards

The night runs on the guest list — invites, dietaries, seating.

Internal

Team offsite

Travel, rooms, a loose agenda and a budget that has to hold.

Light

Site visit

Half a day at a venue, written up the same week.

Your next event, minus the panic.

14 days free. No card. Clients and freelancers never pay a thing.

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