Eventually Ticketing
Sharing Your Events

Sharing a direct event link

Every event in Eventually has a permanent public URL. You can share this link directly in emails, social posts, or anywhere you want to send people to register.

In your dashboard, open any event and copy the link from the event actions.

During first-run setup, the share step also includes an Or send the link: row with Copy link. Copying that public URL can complete the setup share step, but it is not the same as placing a live widget embed on your site. See Finish setup on your dashboard for share-step completion details.

  • Standalone events use the path /e/your-event-slug.

  • Recurring series have a series page at /s/:id that lists every upcoming date.

Standalone events vs. recurring series

Use the right link for the event type:

  • Standalone events — Share the single event page. Attendees land directly on the registration page for that date.

  • Recurring series — Share the series page. Attendees browse all upcoming dates, pick one, and then register for that specific session.

For paid events shared as standalone /e/ links, the buyer's checkout passes through a bridge page on your Squarespace site that transfers their ticket selection into the Squarespace cart. Without the bridge page, buyers land on the Squarespace product page and must select tickets again. See Set up the checkout bridge page for standalone paid checkout for setup steps.

Paste the copied link into email campaigns, social posts, or SMS messages. When a visitor clicks a series link, they see the full list of upcoming dates before choosing a session.

Brand logo on the public event page

When you share a direct event link, the hosted public event page can display your brand logo centered above the event card. If a See-all events URL is configured, the logo links to that URL so attendees can browse more of your events. If no See-all events URL is available, the logo is displayed without a link. The logo is capped at 400 pixels wide and scales down on mobile. If you have not uploaded a logo in Settings → Brand, the page shows the event card without a logo block.

A direct link to a completed event still opens its hosted public event page. The page renders as read-only history so attendees can review event details, but registration is closed.

Completed events show a disabled Registration closed state instead of a live registration or buy button. Checkout, RSVP, waitlist, and other sign-up actions are not available for past events. If an event is unpublished or hidden, the public page returns Event not found.

SEO and social sharing

The /e/:id public event page is the canonical URL for every event. Search engines and social platforms treat it as the authoritative page, so always share the /e/:id link rather than the widget embed URL.

Published, eligible events emit Open Graph and Twitter card tags, plus schema.org Event structured data, so shared links generate rich previews with the event title, description, and image. Completed, cancelled, and hidden events are not indexed and do not generate structured data. For full details on indexing rules, see Public event page indexing and SEO.

When visitors open a public event or series link, they may see a cookie consent banner depending on their region. Visitors in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, and unknown countries are asked to choose which cookie categories to accept. Visitors elsewhere are not shown the banner by default. For details, see Cookie consent and preference center.

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