12:00Use cases
How to build an event website
The name, the date, the place, and what you want people to do. Build3 builds the page. An RSVP collects a name and an answer.
- No subscription
- Credits do not expire
- A link when you publish
12:00What you get
The facts, then the RSVP
People need the date and a way to tell you they are coming.
Date, place, schedule
Put those in the first prompt. A pretty page that hides the time is not finished.
An RSVP
Ask for a form: name, how many people, and yes or no. Saved replies need the database unlock. The price is on the pricing page.
Tickets, if you are selling them
Ask for a payment checkout on the ticket. You connect your own payment account. Build3 does not take a cut.
A schedule people can scan
A short list of times beats a paragraph. Ask for it if the day has more than one part.
One link for the invite
Publish to a build3.site address and send that. Update the live site if the time or the venue changes.
Your own domain
The build3.site link is included. A domain you already own is a separate unlock. The price is on the pricing page.
12:00How it works
From a sentence to a link
You describe it, look at the preview, and publish when it is the one you want people to see.
01
Write the facts
Name, date, place, and the one thing you want people to do.
02
Send yourself a test RSVP
Fill the form. Confirm you can see the reply.
03
Publish the invite
Share the link. Update it if the plan changes.
12:00Prompts
Start from one of these
Change the one that is close, then start building. The button opens a new account. It does not send the prompt for you.
Wedding
Start buildingConference
Start buildingParty
Start buildingLaunch
Start building
12:00Included
What the project comes with
- A page with the date and the place
- A schedule when you ask for one
- An RSVP form
- A ticket checkout when you connect a payment account
- A preview before you publish
- A build3.site link
- Saved replies after the database unlock
- Your own domain after you unlock it
12:00Questions
Before you start
Can I see who replied?
Yes, after you unlock the database and ask for a list of replies. The price is on the pricing page.
How do I pay?
You buy credits and spend them as you build. Nothing renews each month, and unused credits stay on the account. Pack sizes and what a prompt costs are on the pricing page. A small change costs less than starting over.
Can I sell tickets?
Yes. Ask for a payment checkout. The money goes to the payment account you connect.
Describe the event.
The date, the place, and how someone should reply.
Start building