❓a. Can we have the ability for an event in Heysummit to have MULTIPLE slots where the participant chooses only ONE slot (from say 5 available)? (Eg for movie showtimes where there are multiple dates & times available). As an added plus, can we also set a limit capacity for EACH slot? Thanks!

Shade Odeinde about 3 hours ago

💡 Feature Request

🟣 What I Want I’d like HeySummit to enable pay‑in‑four / installment‑based payment options—such as Afterpay, Klarna, or Affirm—through Stripe. Stripe already supports these payment methods, but HeySummit controls which Stripe payment types organisers can activate. I’m requesting that these installment options be added to the list of supported Stripe payment methods inside HeySummit. 🟣 Why It’s Useful for My Event Offering attendees a “pay‑in‑four” option would make ticket purchases more accessible and reduce friction at checkout. Instead of requiring attendees to pay the full ticket price upfront, they could break the cost into smaller payments—making higher‑priced tickets easier to commit to. This directly helps with: Faster conversions Reduced cart abandonment Increased accessibility for attendees with budget constraints Higher overall sales for premium or multi‑day events Adding installment payment options would immediately improve the attendee purchasing experience and boost event revenue. 🟣 How Other Organisers Could Benefit Too This integration would benefit all HeySummit organisers by: Expanding attendee payment flexibility Increasing conversion rates for paid events Supporting higher‑ticket offerings without scaring off buyers Aligning HeySummit with modern e‑commerce standards Reducing reliance on external checkout pages or custom payment flows Many platforms already offer installment payments as a standard feature. Adding this to HeySummit would modernize the payment experience and help organisers sell more effectively.

Monique Leslie about 17 hours ago

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🔗 Integration Request

🟣 What I Want I’d like the ability to insert the Speaker FAQ and/or Affiliate FAQ directly onto the Talks / Submit‑Suggestion page (/talk/submit-suggestion) from the page editor — just like we can already do with the Attendee FAQ component. 🟣 Why It’s Useful for My Event It would be much easier to give speakers and affiliates the information they need right on the suggestion page itself, instead of having to create a long standalone page on my own website and link out to it. Being able to drop the FAQs directly into the submission flow means contributors get the guidance they need exactly where they’re taking action. This reduces: Missed details Repeated questions Confusion about requirements Extra manual communication It streamlines onboarding and keeps everything in one place. 🟣 How Other Organizers Could Benefit Too This enhancement would help all organizers by: Reducing repetitive support questions Improving contributor self‑service Ensuring speakers and affiliates see critical info before submitting Creating more polished, informative submission flows Supporting events with complex requirements or multi‑step onboarding It’s a small addition that aligns with existing functionality and would meaningfully improve clarity and efficiency across the HeySummit platform.

Monique Leslie about 18 hours ago

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💡 Feature Request

CRM/Email Integration with Engarge.io would be really helpful. https://encharge.io/

Bajir Cannon 1 day ago

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💡 Feature Request

It would be great if when viewing a blog post or a session, if in the admin editor menu you had the option to go directly to the blog post, session (or another similar I have not considered) page. In my screengrab, this would live iwth the other edit options, inb my case bottom right. This would save one from going to the back end and navigating to the session or post to edit it. Saving 3 to 7 clicks or so.

Andrew Bonar 3 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

Would it be possible to add a question as part of the registration process? A simple question similar to how we can do elsewhere like Where did you learn about this event? or Which session drew you here? And then a drop down option for them to select through? The drop down could include things like the speaker names, talk titles, or friend/flyer/etc.options we can type in ourselves. I know we have the affiliate links tracking when they’re used, I just would be interested because if I put up physical flyers, for example, with just my main link, I’d love to see the impact they have too.I also may post at places like libraries and, if the flyer has a good impact, make a donation there vs needing to contact and set up an affiliate link for them.

Lara of LetsCreateSummits 3 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

It would be great if we could offer the ability to filter at the front end based on ticket type, similar to how we can do it with speakers and presenters with tabs on the speaker directory page. Although the drop down would work equally well. Bonus points if the admin can choose if a filter is applied by default (or to disable certain ticket types from displaying the directory at all)

Andrew Bonar 3 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

It would be great to have a toggle or other option from the edit profile option in an event to enable registrants to turn on/off their directory listing.

Andrew Bonar 3 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

Now that we have the Native Blogs in HeySummit (Thanks Ben). Can we have a dynamic content block to add the recent X posts (configurable) on the home page and other pages. That would be a great solutuion for our member community.

Andrew Bonar 4 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

I am looking for a way to prevent my replay viewers from skipping around from talk to talk. The event was produced as a roadmap for success so if they skip around the videos they will not get the full impact, in terms of information flow that is set to educate and facilitate true transformation. They can skip around from video to video after they watch the entire series initially—I am hoping have it stay in sequence and, perhaps, pop up the next video once they complete the prior one. If they do not watch a video completely, then it will pop up when they revisit the replay. I know this is a lot to ask but it will give us as event producers opportunities to ensure our audience is learning in a structured way, based on content and also allowing them to revisit the content as they choose once the system shows that they have followed the structured sequence on their first time around.

Janet Johnson 10 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

You previously added the ability to shift talk times for the entire event. We’re in a situation now where we are being asked to change the current format for a 6 day event which previously ran Wed to Fri and Mon-Wed to » Fri + Mon-Fri. We can’t use the current shift talk times as 2 days of the event would now stretch over the weekend. So, can we now add the ability to shift the DAYS on a per day basis? For clarity: Entire schedule looks the same but WED becomes FRI THU becomes MON FRI becomes TUE MON becomes WED TUE becomes THU WED becomes FRI Thanks!

Cynthia W 13 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

We've set up an automated tweet for Twitter in the past that attendees can share when they register. Can you add Threads? Our audience has largely left Twitter.

ExodUS Summit 13 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

The problem currently is the sheer volume of tax rates and types and rules around what someone needs to register for and when, around the world. The location of the business and the customer change tax obligations, so the current “flat rate tax” just doesn’t cut it for a virtual event, unless someone was restricting audience to a single jurisidication. Would love to see custom/real-time tax calculation, the type of thing payment platforms like Stripe Tax, Lemon Squeezy, Thrivecart and Quaderno help solve. I love the HeySummit checkout and want to avoid needing an expensive third party tool, or using another checkout provider. Ideas for potential solutions below! Option 1: Integrate with Stripe Tax I’ve requested this before here: https://feedback.heysummit.com/p/integrate-with-stripe-tax I still think this would be a great solution. I posted this originally before the PayPal integration, so my thought was this be an easy win to make custom tax calculation optional at the Stripe account level, and still capture all sales. Obviously it might not be as bullet-proof for people who are now using multiple payment providers. More and more businesses seem to be using Stripe Tax so I still think it’d be a great option to have if it’s easy to build; but obviously wouldn’t help people who use other payment providers. Option 2: Build a native HeySummit tax calcuation. Thrivecart does this quite well and is a good reference, but does require some level of setup. Quaderno is the best example of this, not sure if it’s practical to build something in like that but that seems to be the gold standard for this type of thing. Thanks so much for considering this one team, I know this is a big one, but it’s something that’s only getting more important and complex for event producers and business owners, not less.

Steve Palfreyman 15 days ago

💡 Feature Request

What’s not working as expected: The current built‑in theme options lean heavily toward darker, more corporate color palettes. While I can manually customize the colors, it takes time and doesn’t always produce the cohesive, polished look that a built‑in theme would. What I expected / what I’m requesting: I’d love to have a couple of additional built‑in theme styles added, specifically: A pastel, colorful theme A bright, colorful theme (non‑pastel) My audience is primarily creative, crafty people, so these lighter, more playful palettes would fit the vibe of my events much better. It would also save me a lot of time since I currently have to manually adjust colors for every new summit. Screenshots / recording: I can provide screenshots or a short screen recording of the current theme options if that helps.

Monique Leslie 15 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

You guys are shipping like the most amazing maniacs out there! I’ve never seen such a responsive team. You guys continue to blow my mind! So, here’s the next item on the wishlist — the hero header. Currently we’ve got a couple of design options. Would love for it to be a bit more modular, so we can turn things on and off, move components around. Or have a few different standard designs to work with. I’ve mocked up some very rough examples, but the main point is: A full section hero would be a nice option for a coming soon page especially. A customisable image/text slider underneath would be a nice bonus add (even a great landing page component overall? Being able to add a standalone video embed one one side. Or move things like timers and text and banners into different spots. One thing to note, being able to upload a background graphic and adjust opacity on one side is really nice, great for adding a gradient for example, so stil lbeing able to do that but then add a video or move components would be awesome. Don’t want to lose that ability to add a background image. The current version works, and still is a good option, but more options would be really handy and ideally something that feels like it’s a quick common-layout preset would help too so there’s not too much second guessing. How you guys already do that with pre-built components is great, so don’t want to lose that - just keen more more layout options!

Steve Palfreyman 16 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

What I want: I would like the ability to select a completely separate HeySummit event from my dashboard and link it as an Attendee Add-on during checkout. Specifically, when creating an add-on under Revenue > Add-Ons, there should be an option to select "Link an Existing Event" rather than just uploading a digital file or text. Along with this, I need the option to set a unique, discounted ticket price for this second event only when it is purchased as a bundle (e.g., if Event B normally costs $99, attendees can add it to their Event A checkout for $49). Once purchased, the system should automatically register the attendee for both events so they receive their login details seamlessly. Why it’s useful for my event: I host sequential workshops and recurring summits throughout the year. Right now, if an attendee finishes registering for my current event and wants to sign up for my next upcoming event, they have to go through an entirely separate, multi-step checkout process all over again. Being able to offer the next event as a discounted add-on right at checkout would drastically increase my average order value (AOV) and capture impulse buys when attendee excitement is at its highest. It removes all friction from my customer journey. How other organisers could benefit too: This feature would be a massive win for the entire HeySummit community for a few key reasons: Ecosystem Building: Organizers who run niche, frequent events (like monthly masterclasses or a Spring/Fall summit series) can easily cross-promote their catalog and keep attendees inside their loop. Higher Revenue Per Attendee: It introduces a powerful upselling mechanism that directly boosts ticket revenue for any organizer running more than one event. (and for HeySummit Transaction revenue) Better Partnership Opportunities: Organizers could even collaborate to bundle each other’s events as add-ons, opening up brand new co-marketing strategies across different HeySummit accounts. (maybe down the line, there could be an option to open it to the community)

Monique Leslie 17 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

This is a bit clunky/limited at the moment. I can see that we can add in custom individual promo material for each speaker, that’s great. However it’s going to be time consuming. Easiest fix: I think this is the easiest - could we somehow add a button and some text that could link to our own cloud storage folder? This way, we could maintain a folder of assets for each speaker, and just add the link in here. I think this might even be my preferred option over the more complex idea below! Other Option: Just mentioning this because I do like the idea of showing all the promo media on their dashboard - it’d help if we can better categorise and organise individual speaker graphics in folders (when uploading) and if we could batch upload assets for each speaker in one go. I’d also love to see file names preserved better so speakers can clearly see sizes related to what social media platform it’s for.

Steve Palfreyman 18 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

I love this feature but it’s currently a bit limited. Some ideas to help take it ot the next level. 1. The “you’re in good company” section looks bad pre-launch: Looks amateur pre-launch with no content showing (also looks bad on the confirmation page after submission). Would be great to be able to hide it, or customise it. Would love to hide/show this, or be able to customise it perhaps add our own image and change text. 2. Extra CTA doesn’t make sense: They need to focus on submitting a talk, not booking a place. Should be able to remove this. 3. More Customisation for page design Would love to include more information for a speaker and use this as our primary intake form. Dream scenario: make it an editable page, or make the form a block that can be easily added to a separate page. If not, I’d love to be able to add a video to this page, and some custom text explaining the purpose and process. 4. Customise or Hide/Show questions I appreciate you can’t give full form customisation, you want the forms to lineup to the speaker. The beautiful part about this is getting infromation pre-filled. To help with customisation though, more control over what questions are shown or hidden could help. I’d ideally love to be able to hide some of the non-compulsary fields, and perhaps add in some custom fields of our own so we can collect additional information more easily. Addiitonal radio buttons or checkboxes and additional longtext would be easy adds. Even a few would help! 5. Option for host to receive email when submission is received. I noticed I didn’t get an email when testing out a talk submission. Adding this would be a huge help - maybe it can be toggled on/off like other email settings? 6. Confirmation page needs to be customisable too Again the same issues, the extra CTA to sign-up for the ticket should be siwtchable. I’d love to put some custom text, or a video here too. Explaining what happens next. And that “content not set” box is back.

Steve Palfreyman 18 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

What you want the feature to do: Give organizers the ability to add a custom, optional checkbox to the event registration/sign-up form. Editable Text: The organizer must be able to edit the exact language of the prompt (e.g., "Yes, sign me up for the event mailing list" or "I agree to receive updates from the website sponsoring this event"). Reporting: Add a dedicated column to the attendee export report that clearly shows whether each registrant checked the box (Yes/No) so organizers can easily filter and segment their marketing lists. Why it would help your event experience: Currently, without a distinct, editable opt-in checkbox, it is difficult to legally separate people who just want their event tickets from people who explicitly want to join our main newsletter or sponsor's mailing list. Having this as a clear toggle on the form—and tracked neatly in a report column—ensures data compliance and saves me from having to guess or manually survey attendees later. How other organizers could benefit too: Virtually every event organizer and event sponsor relies on summits to grow their email lists. Providing an editable opt-in checkbox keeps events compliant with global privacy laws (like GDPR and CAN-SPAM) while giving sponsors and hosts a transparent, measurable way to track lead generation directly from their registration reports. side note it would good practice to include a note stating we are sharing their email information with the speakers as well.

Monique Leslie 19 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

What you want the feature to do: Update the helper text or tooltip on video input fields to show a visual example of a full browser URL, with the specific required Video ID or Code clearly highlighted. Instead of directing users to a help center article or support button when they get confused, show them exactly what to copy right on the page. YouTube Example: Show [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=)dQw4w9WgXcQ (with the 11-character ID bolded/highlighted). Vimeo Example: Show [https://vimeo.com/](https://vimeo.com/)123456789 (with the digits bolded/highlighted). Why it would help your event experience: When people paste the whole URL into a field that only wants the ID, it's usually because the UI doesn't make it clear what an "ID" actually looks like. Telling them to contact help or read a guide is unnecessary friction for a simple fix. Showing the full URL and highlighting the exact piece they need allows them to fix it themselves instantly, saving everyone time and avoiding minor formatting annoyances. How other organizers could benefit too: This greatly improves the self-service usability of the platform for both organizers and speakers. It reduces the number of simple formatting mistakes across all events and prevents users from abandoning the page to submit support tickets for something that can be explained in a single visual example.

Monique Leslie 19 days ago

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💡 Feature Request