Your program, correct everywhere.
You announce once. Every magazine, calendar and app that covers your scene shows your events, and when a show moves, sells out or is cancelled, every one of them shows that too.
How it starts
With one meeting. We look at what you already publish with and decide together how your program gets on the wire. Nothing to type, nothing to upload.
Your website
An events plugin or structured event data on your site is enough. We read it, verify it and keep reading it.
Your ticketing system
We connect the ticketing systems the scene uses. Your ticket links stay yours in every listing.
The DataHub plugin
Where nothing readable exists yet, we install our plugin on your site. From then on you maintain your program in one place.
Which path fits is what the first meeting is for. Most organizers are on the wire within days of it.
What happens next
Verified
Each event becomes one record. Duplicates from other sources are merged into it, dates and places are checked, and a person looks whenever something is unclear.
Delivered
Every receiver that covers your region or scene gets the record with your name, your images and your ticket link.
Kept current
When you change the time, the venue or the line-up, or cancel, every receiver gets the update. A cancelled event is withdrawn everywhere.
What it costs
Nothing, and that stays so. Receivers pay for coverage of their region or scene, and coverage is only worth paying for if organizers like you are on the wire.
What we never do
- We never sell tickets and never sit in your checkout.
- We never keep your audience or their data.
- We never rewrite your facts. A change comes from you or from a source you control.
Fair questions
Do I need to change my ticketing?
No. DataHub is ticketing-neutral. Your ticket links point at your shop in every listing, and we never take part in the sale.
Who sees my events?
The receivers that cover your region or scene: magazines, city calendars, platforms, apps and newsletters. Each receiver decides what goes live under its own name, and each one links back to you.
What if a listing is wrong?
You fix it at the source, your website or your ticketing system, and the correction travels to every receiver. If a receiver changed something on its side, tell us and we sort it out with them.
Can I remove an event?
Yes. Cancel or remove it where you publish it and it is withdrawn from every receiver. Removal is a real action on the wire, not a listing that quietly stays up.
How fast do changes travel?
A change goes out the moment it is confirmed on our side. Receivers apply it as soon as they receive it, most within minutes.
Let us look at your setup.
One meeting, no preparation needed. Tell us which system you publish with and we map the shortest path onto the wire.