Sold out isn't the end of the line
When your event fills up, a built-in waitlist takes over — guests join with a name and email, and every freed spot offers itself to the next person in line. No account, no DMs, no spreadsheet.
Free to start — the waitlist is on every plan.
What the waitlist does for you
Catches everyone you'd lose
Full event? Guests join the list right on your page — name and email, no account needed.
Freed spots hand themselves on
A refund or cancellation offers the spot to the first in line, with 24 hours to claim before it moves on.
Demand you can point at
"14 waiting" in your dashboard is the number that says: book the bigger room, add a second date.
A guest limit when you want one
Set a capacity, or mark the event full yourself — ticketed events fill up on their own.
Feeds your next date
On recurring events, one tap tells the whole waitlist about the new date — first come, first served.
How it works
Create your event
Free RSVP or ticketed — the waitlist is built in.
Fill up
When every spot is taken, the join block replaces the RSVP button by itself.
Let it cascade
Freed spots go to the next in line automatically — you watch the counter, not your DMs.
Waitlist questions
Do guests need an account to join?
No — name and email is all it takes, same as RSVPing.
How do freed spots get handed out?
Strictly first come, first served. The first person in line gets an email with a 24-hour claim window; unclaimed spots pass to the next automatically.
Does it work for free events?
Yes — set a guest limit or mark your event as full, and the waitlist takes over. Ticketed events switch over when every ticket is sold out.
Can I turn it off?
Yes, per event in your dashboard — it's on by default so you never miss the moment.
Can someone pay to skip the line?
No. There are no priority tiers and no paid queue-skipping — the order is the order.
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Ready to catch your overflow?
Free to start — the waitlist is on every plan.