By Kelsey Gilbert-Kreiling, co-founder of Eventually
Eventually, event ticketing built for Squarespace, is now an official Squarespace Extension. Install it from the Squarespace Extensions marketplace, connect your site, and place your calendar on any page with a click. Now with our Squarespace reseller partnership, event sellers can do everything they need to: begin with only their idea , and finish with a custom site, a calendar and a domain — all enabled to help them sell through.
For about ten years, a constant question in my inbox was "How do I sell tickets on my Squarespace site?"
I'd launched hundreds of sites through Week of the Website by then. I knew Squarespace inside out. But every time a client asked, I gave the same half-answer: a product with date variants, an Eventbrite button, a form and a spreadsheet. It worked, sort of. Guests left the site to pay. Confirmation emails came from someone else's brand. Four tickets shared only the purchaser’s information.
Zack and I built Eventually to help those businesses go further with a platform they already use and love and this week it landed in the Squarespace Extensions marketplace.
Begin with nothing, leave with a site, a calendar and a domain
The listing finishes something we started with our Squarespace reseller partnership.
If you're already on Squarespace, you can now install Eventually straight from the Extensions marketplace. Connect your site with a click, place your calendar on a page with another, and you're selling. No embed code, no Code Block.
If you're not on Squarespace yet, you can start in Eventually with nothing but an event idea. Through our reseller partnership with Squarespace, you can get a Squarespace domain and a Squarespace website right from Eventually, then add your calendar and tickets in the same setup. Most of our users are live and selling tickets within an hour.
Either way you end up in the same place: your own online address, your own site, your own checkout. yourgala.org will always beat yourwebsite.com/gala-2026.
What our customers told us they were buying
We asked customers what was going on in their business the week they decided to try Eventually.
A downtown venue had guests emailing several times a week to ask whether their ticket link was legit. After an event planned for 250 people came in well short, they rebuilt their site and searched for ticketing without processing fees. Three events on Eventually later, they had saved $700 to $1,000 in fees and the "is this really you?” emails had stopped. In their words, now it feels like it comes from us.
A truffle farm in Virginia was heading into December hunt season with a ticketing setup that felt disorganized. They moved everything onto one Squarespace site and spent the time they got back on what guests remember: birthdays, anniversaries, the small touches.
A musician planning a hometown show didn't want to send fans to Eventbrite. Getting people to your site is hard enough without sending them somewhere else to buy. He figured a tool like this should exist for Squarespace, searched, and was selling presale tickets the same week.
What each of them wanted was simple: when a guest buys a ticket, it should feel like it came from the business.
How to add event ticketing to Squarespace
Open the Eventually listing in the Squarespace Extensions marketplace and click Connect.
Sign in, or create a free Eventually account. No card needed.
Choose your Squarespace site and approve the connection.
Pick the page that should hold your calendar. Eventually places it there for you. Then create your first event: describe it to Evie in a sentence, or build it by hand.
Paid tickets check out through your Squarespace store and Squarespace Payments. Free events work without it.
Hosting events but don’t have a site yet? Start in Eventually and get your Squarespace domain and site in the same setup.
Who sells tickets on Squarespace with Eventually
Calendar-centric sellers come in more shapes than any catalog expects:
Truffle hunts on a working farm
Cake decorating classes that sell out every week
Concerts, comedy and community nights at a venue with more than 240 events published
Circus classes and a dance festival
Workshops at a folk school, an art studio and a makerspace
A PTO, a members club and a touring gem show
A bestselling author's book tour and a musician's hometown show
Eventually gives hosts and event businesses a calendar that matches their site, per-guest registration, recurring classes, waitlists, branded emails and QR check-in. See more by industry on our Built For page.
FAQ
Does Squarespace have event ticketing? Squarespace handles products, services and appointments as well. For events with capacity, ticket types, guest lists and check-in, you add an extension. Eventually is event ticketing, built for Squarespace, and is listed in the Squarespace Extensions marketplace.
How do I add a ticketing calendar to my Squarespace site? Install Eventually from the Squarespace Extensions marketplace, Connect it to your site and pick the page for your calendar. Eventually places it there, and guests check out through your Squarespace store.
Can I start without a website? Yes. Eventually customers can buy a Squarespace domain and a Squarespace website subscription directly through Eventually, in the same setup as their calendar and tickets.
Does Eventually charge per-ticket fees? No. Eventually is a flat monthly subscription with a free plan to start and paid plans from $19 a month. Your payment processor's usual card fee still applies.
Thank you
To our first customers, who trusted something brand new with their events. To the Squarespace designers who kept telling us their clients needed this. And to the team at Squarespace who helped us get here.
If you've ever told a client "Squarespace doesn't really do tickets," now it does.
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