EventFrame Plus adds a personal event box, a waitlist, calendar feeds, and a host export to the free EventFrame plugin. Free EventFrame still handles the calendar, the RSVP, and My Events. Those free tools are not behind the Plus license. Plus is the extra layer for saved events, full seats, and the files a host needs.
What EventFrame Plus adds
The event box is a list of events a logged-in visitor wants to remember. They save an event from the event page and open the list later. The save stays on your site. Guests are asked to log in before a personal list is created. The shortcode for the list is the event box, and the button is the save button.
A waitlist opens when the seat limit is full. Someone who cannot RSVP can join the waitlist instead. When a seat opens, the host is working from that list rather than from a second spreadsheet. The waitlist widget and the waitlist shortcode both read the same local records.
Calendar feeds give a visitor an iCal file for one event, and a feed of the events they saved. Add to Calendar uses that same data. The feed is generated on your site from the event you published. It is not a subscription hosted by GrandSlambert.
Hosts can export RSVPs and waitlist entries as CSV from the event. That file is built from registrations already stored in WordPress. Elementor widgets for the Save Button and the Waitlist fit the Single Event template. Shortcodes cover the save button, the event box, add to calendar, and the waitlist.
License and requirements
EventFrame Plus requires WordPress 6.4, PHP 8.1, and the free EventFrame plugin. The Plus front-end tools stay off without an active license. You activate the plugin, then save the key under Events, then Settings, then Plus. License activation and update checks send the license key, your site URL, and a site instance ID. Events, RSVPs, and waitlists are not included.
Questions about EventFrame Plus can be sent through the contact form. Plans on this page are one site, 10 sites, or unlimited, annual or lifetime.