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Quickly integrate your schedule with WordPress, Framer, Webflow or Bubble.
Paste one embed line into your site. It also works on any HTML page and updates automatically when your schedule data changes.
Import from CSV, Airtable, Luma, Calendly or APIs. Customize every detail to match your brand, then quickly embed the schedule into WordPress, Framer, Webflow, Bubble or publish it as a standalone event page.
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Quickly integrate your schedule with WordPress, Framer, Webflow or Bubble.
Paste one embed line into your site. It also works on any HTML page and updates automatically when your schedule data changes.
Publish a branded schedule page instantly.
Pick a template, connect your data and go live on a shareable Planby page. Custom domains are supported when you are ready.
No custom development. Copy one embed line, paste it into the site builder you already use, and every schedule update stays live.
Paste the embed block into a page, post or custom HTML section.
Drop the embed into your Framer canvas and publish the site.
Add the schedule to an Embed element and keep it synced.
Use an HTML element to show the live schedule inside your app.
Import your schedule data from the tools you already use. Planby turns it into an interactive, publish-ready schedule you can embed anywhere or share as a hosted event page.
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by No-Code France
France's flagship no-code conference. Their full agenda — speakers, tracks and timing — built, branded and published with Planby Now.
Bring the schedule data you already have, shape it to match your event brand, then choose where it should live.
Bring a CSV, connect Airtable, Luma or Calendly, or send schedule data through an API.
Change colors, adjust the layout, generate content with AI and start from ready-made templates.
Choose one: embed the schedule on your site as a widget, or publish a hosted page when you do not have a website ready. Same data, same schedule.
Whether your schedule has a single timeline or several rooms running in parallel, Planby builds the right layout from your data automatically.
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Want to compare formats? Browse schedule examples for conferences, festivals, sports events, workshops and recurring programs.
See all examplesStart with a complete schedule, then make it feel like your event: brand colors, layout, tiles, copy and mobile presentation.
If your source data is not ready yet, Greyce can draft the schedule from one sentence: structure, sessions, timing and breaks.
Match your colors, fonts and layout in a click. Looks pro out of the box.
Quick setup for WordPress, Framer, Webflow and Bubble — or any HTML site.
Looks great on phone, tablet and desktop automatically.
Connected sources keep your published schedule up to date.
WordPress Live PageA live schedule experience embedded into an existing WordPress site.
No-Code FranceA live multi-track conference schedule with sessions, tracks and timing ready for attendees.
Framer Event SiteA branded conference schedule published inside a Framer website.
Try the core workflow first. Upgrade when you need AI imports, integrations, full branding control or support for larger schedule programs.
Clear monthly capacity for users, schedule entries, storage, API calls and support. No hidden calculator needed before you choose a plan.
| Included | Starter | Professional | Business |
|---|---|---|---|
| Users included | 1 user | 2 users | 5 users |
| Schedule entries | 200 included | 1,000 included | 6,000 included |
| Storage | 1 GB included | 1 GB included | 5 GB included |
| API usage | 100k calls / month | 1M calls / month | 5M calls / month |
| Support | Standard | Standard | Priority + consulting |
Large event, recurring program or agency running many events? We'll shape volume, branding and support around what you actually need.
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