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Move is for doers — individuals organizing personal schedules, business coordinators planning events, community leaders running spaces, and creators who want a single place that holds calendars, ticketed events, and small subscription communities. Creating in Move feels as simple as posting on social media.
Yes — every core feature is free up to a per-account limit. If you hit a limit, delete an existing item to make room, or upgrade to Move Pro to remove restrictions and unlock advanced features.
A Regular (Free) account includes 3 calendars, up to 3 RSVP events, and 1 Space. You can sell tickets and run subscriptions on the free plan — only the create/publish counts are capped. View account plans for full detail.
Calendars in Google or Apple are private inboxes. Move blends the calendar inbox with public sharing, ticketed events, and member-only spaces. So a single account gives you a private timeline, a public event page for your block party, and a paid community for your superfans — all behind one @username.
Yes — Move is available on iOS via the App Store. Download here. The web app works great on Android and any modern phone.
Yes. Move does not use tracking cookies or sell user data. We use Plausible Analytics and internal tooling for traffic monitoring — no Google Analytics, no third-party demographic profiling. Your event data and your attendees' data are never exported to third parties.
Yes. We will work with you to export every event, calendar, attendee list, and account record. We treat your data as yours, not ours.
Visit /migrate-to-move to import events, calendars, and attendee data from Eventbrite, Facebook Events, Partiful, Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar, and others. We can also help with custom imports — reach out to support.
Yes — see the Referral Program page. Earn rewards and cash by inviting friends, organizers, and communities to Move.
Email or message us via /support. You can also browse the full documentation for self-serve answers.
Anything — house parties, dinner clubs, weddings, conferences, classes, recurring league nights, fundraisers. Free or paid, public or password-protected, in-person, online, or hybrid. Move is built to be flexible.
Unlimited ticket types per event. Limits only apply to the number of events on a Free account; Pro removes the cap.
Yes — Move supports global ticketing in 25+ countries. Payouts are issued every few days through your connected payment provider.
Move integrates with both Stripe and PayPal. You can connect either (or both) to your Move account from your account settings. Stripe is best for fast bank-to-bank payouts; PayPal is best if your buyers prefer PayPal balances or already use it.
Move charges a flat 2.5% platform fee on tickets. Your payment processor adds its own fee — Stripe is 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction; PayPal's standard US rate is 3.49% + $0.49. Subscriptions, membership sales, and verified non-profits get the 2.5% Move fee waived. See the pricing page for the calculator.
Yes — toggle "Pass fees to customer" when configuring your event. The buyer sees the all-in price at checkout; you keep the full ticket price.
For Stripe: weekly payouts (rolling, even before your event). For PayPal: funds land in your PayPal account immediately and follow PayPal's standard withdrawal schedule. There's no Move-side hold.
You connect your Stripe or PayPal account via OAuth from inside Move — we don't resell their service. If you don't have one yet, you'll be guided through creating it during connection.
Refunds are issued from your Move event's Bookings tab. Move will refund the ticket through the original processor (Stripe or PayPal). You retain full control of refund policy and timing.
Yes — when a ticket type sells out, Move offers attendees a waitlist sign-up. If a spot opens (or you release more), the waitlist is notified in order.
Yes — Pro accounts can set a password on any event. Only attendees with the password can RSVP or buy tickets.
Yes. After purchase or RSVP, attendees get a digital ticket they can save to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. Scanning the wallet pass at the door is the fastest check-in.
Yes. Move's check-in tool works from any device and supports QR scan, name search, and bulk operations. Real-time stats let you watch attendance as it fills.
Yes — export sign-in sheets and email lists in CSV/PDF with one click from the event's Bookings or Analytics page.
Yes — events can be set to repeat daily, weekly, monthly, or on a custom cadence. Each occurrence keeps its own attendee list while sharing event configuration.
Yes — send a message and Move will deliver it via the channel each attendee opted into (email or SMS). Great for last-minute room changes or weather updates.
In Move, go to Calendars → Add → Google. Sign in with your Google account and select which calendars to import. Move syncs every minute.
Apple's ICS feed: open Apple Calendar → File → Export → publish a public iCloud calendar, then paste the public URL into Move under Calendars → Add → iCal feed. Two-way sync with Apple is also supported via CalDAV in select regions.
Calendars → Add → Microsoft. Sign in with your Microsoft account; pick which calendars to bring over. Updates sync both ways.
Yes — that's one of Move's superpowers. Create a "Book Club" calendar, a "Side Project" calendar, a "Workouts" calendar — each is independent, can be public or private, and can have its own add-ons enabled (Journal, tasks, etc.).
Open the calendar → Settings → Visibility → Public. Move generates a shareable URL. Anyone with the URL can subscribe; you control whether they can RSVP, comment, or only view.
Yes — invite collaborators by email or @username. Editors can add events; viewers can only see them. You can also link a calendar to a Space so all members of the Space see it automatically.
Each calendar can enable optional features: Journal for note-taking, Tasks for to-dos and projects, Imports for combining external feeds, and more. Toggle them per calendar from Calendar → Settings → Add-ons.
Yes — paste any ICS / iCal URL into Calendars → Add → iCal. Move treats it as a one-way mirror that re-syncs in the background.
Yes. Each calendar can be assigned its own default timezone. Events display in the viewer's local timezone automatically.
Auto-syncs every minute for OAuth integrations (Google, Apple, Outlook). iCal feeds re-sync hourly. You can also force an immediate sync from the calendar's Settings.
Yes — every Move calendar exposes a public iCal URL. Drop it into Google Calendar (Add → From URL), Outlook, or Apple Calendar to subscribe.
A Space is your own corner of the internet — a private community page that combines a shared calendar, member-only events, threaded discussion, file sharing, and announcements. Think Discord meets Patreon meets a calendar app.
Free Spaces are open to anyone with the URL. Paid Spaces gate access behind a subscription (monthly, yearly, or both). Configure pricing in Space → Settings → Subscriptions.
Members pay through Stripe or PayPal — whichever provider you've connected. Move handles renewals, dunning (failed-payment retries), and cancellations automatically.
Yes. A member can subscribe with just an email or phone number — no Move account needed. They'll get magic-link access to the Space and member-only content.
Inside a Space, create an event and toggle "Members only." Only active members can see the event page and RSVP. Tickets and check-ins work the same as a public event.
Yes — members can post text, images, and videos to the Space feed. Reactions, comments, and threads work like a small social network.
Yes — drop in zip files, PDFs, images, videos. Files appear in the Space's Files tab and members can download with one click.
A Space owner can broadcast a message to all members. Move delivers via the channel each member used to join — email if they joined with email, SMS if they joined with phone. One message, every member.
Yes. Pin one or more calendars to a Space and members will see those events automatically — including any member-only events you create.
Yes. Invite co-admins from Space → Settings → Roles. Admins can post, manage members, edit events, and configure Space settings. Owners can also assign moderator roles for content review only.
From the Space page, click your avatar → Manage membership → Cancel. You'll keep access until the end of the current billing period.
The Space owner picks. If they've connected Stripe, billing runs through Stripe. If they've connected PayPal, members can pay with their PayPal balance or card. Both providers support recurring subscription billing.
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