Put your schedule on your website

Your schedule on Joinue can run your own site's events page too. Open your page in Backstage and choose Put it on your website.

Pick a look

• List: your weekly nights in their own section, then every dated show. The usual choice for an events page.
• Posters: a grid of cards with your show art.
• Compact: the next few dates, small enough for a sidebar or your homepage.

Pick light or dark (or match the visitor's device), an accent color, how many dates to show, and whether to include pictures, prices (Free or your cover, where you've set one) and your name. The preview is the real thing, so what you see is what your site will show. It uses your site's own font.

Add it to your site

Copy the website code and paste it where your events should go, into a Code, HTML, Embed or Custom HTML block depending on your site builder. Backstage has the steps for Squarespace, Wix, WordPress, Webflow and Shopify. If your builder only accepts an iframe, copy the iframe code instead.

After that you never touch it again. Anything you add, move or call off on Joinue shows up on your site within a few minutes. A cancelled night stays listed and marked Cancelled, since your site is where people check.

Why it beats a hand-made page

• It tells search engines about every date, so your shows can appear in search results for your own site.
• Visitors can follow you on Joinue in one tap and hear about the next show.
• Add to calendar gives people your whole schedule in Google, Apple or Outlook Calendar, kept up to date.
• Backstage shows which sites it's live on, how many times it was seen, and how many people tapped through, on the website page and on your Insights tab.
• Print a sign: a one-page QR code to your schedule with your weekly nights listed, for the front door, the bar or a table tent.

It only ever shows what your public page shows: your own nights, never people's private plans. Nothing about your site's visitors is stored beyond counts.