Site Calendar is a WordPress events calendar plugin for clubs, churches and community groups. See Lite vs Pro features, pricing from £49/year, and FAQs.
Site Calendar (by Nettonic Ltd) is a WordPress plugin that lets clubs, churches, community groups and small venues publish and manage an events calendar directly on their own website. The free Lite plugin covers the essentials: mobile-friendly month and list calendar views, single events, venues, organizers, categories, tags, featured images, free RSVPs, and calendar subscriptions to Google, Outlook and .ics feeds. Site owners who need more can add the paid Pro extension on top of Lite to unlock recurring events (daily, weekly, monthly and yearly patterns with individual date overrides), additional week and day calendar views plus a photo gallery layout, paid ticketing through Stripe or WooCommerce with multiple ticket types and refund handling, QR-code door check-in with a dedicated Scanner user role, custom per-event fields, and CSV bulk import for up to 500 events at once. Because Pro is an add-on to Lite rather than a standalone plugin, every site starts on the free tier and upgrades only if it needs the advanced scheduling or ticketing tools.
Key Features
Month & list calendar views — Mobile-friendly month and list views for browsing upcoming events.
Events with venues, organizers, categories & tags — Single events can include venue, organizer, category/tag and featured-image details.
Free RSVPs — Visitors can RSVP to events at no cost.
Calendar subscription feeds — Subscribe to the site calendar via Google Calendar, Outlook, or a standard .ics feed.
Recurring events with date overrides — Daily, weekly, monthly and yearly recurrence patterns with the ability to override individual occurrence dates.
Week, day & photo-gallery calendar views — Additional calendar layouts beyond the free month/list views, including a photo gallery view.
Stripe & WooCommerce ticketing — Sell paid event tickets with multiple ticket types and refund handling via Stripe or WooCommerce.
QR-code door check-in — Scan QR-code tickets at the door using a dedicated Scanner user role.
Custom event fields — Add custom per-event fields to capture extra event information.
CSV bulk import — Bulk-import up to 500 events at once from a CSV file.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Free Lite tier covers core calendar needs (views, RSVPs, calendar subscriptions) with no cost or time limit
Pro add-on is relatively affordable, starting at £49/year for a single site
Built-in Stripe and WooCommerce ticketing plus QR-code check-in removes the need for a separate event-ticketing tool
Works as a standard WordPress plugin, so it's compatible with common themes and page builders like Elementor and Beaver Builder
Cons
Only usable on WordPress sites, so it's not an option for teams on other CMS or standalone platforms
Recurring events, extra calendar views, ticketing and CSV import all require the paid Pro add-on, not just Lite
Agency-level pricing (£599/year for unlimited sites) is a meaningful jump from the single-site £49/year tier
No public information on mobile apps or offline access — it's a website calendar, not a dedicated app