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Workshop management for sessions where the details actually matter.

Bewitt helps organizers run professional workshops, creative workshops, and educational workshops with registration, attendance, session scheduling, participant communication, feedback, and check-in in one place.

Workshops

Bewitt keeps the organizer work close: page, registrations, agenda, access, check-ins, engagement, feedback, and reporting.

Fits when

Professional workshops, creative workshops, educational workshops, and hands-on sessions.

Fits when

Participant registration, attendance tracking, session scheduling, and feedback without scattered spreadsheets.

Fits when

Workshops where capacity, timing, and participant communication need to stay clear.

Product proof

This is more than a workshops page.

Bewitt works best when the event has moving operational parts: the page people see, the registrations behind it, agenda changes, access, check-in, feedback, and the report organizers need afterwards.

Create the event once

The public page, registration path, access rules, agenda, speaker details, sponsors, and participant view stay attached to the same event workspace.

Keep changes close

When the list, agenda, rooms, or participant access changes, organizers have one operational record to check instead of several drifting versions.

Finish with evidence

Check-ins, attendance, feedback, ratings, engagement, and recap data remain available for reporting after the event ends.

Bewitt organizer workspace showing event setup, participants, agenda, check-ins, feedback, and performance areas
Organizer workspace for managing registration, participant records, agenda work, check-ins, feedback, and event performance together.

Registration

Collect signups without losing the participant list.

Create the workshop page, manage registrations, participant access, capacity expectations, and attendance details from one event workspace.

Signups

Workshop signups

Give participants a clear place to register and confirm practical details.

Signups

Participant records

Keep registrations, access, attendance, and feedback tied to the same workshop.

Signups

Free or paid formats

Run free workshops or enable paid tickets when registration needs payment.

Attendance Management

Know who arrived, which sessions they joined, and what needs follow-up.

Use QR check-ins and participant records to track workshop attendance without rebuilding the list after the room empties.

Attendance

QR check-ins

Record arrivals at the door, room, session, or activity point.

Attendance

Capacity clarity

Keep attendance and participant counts visible before and during the workshop.

Attendance

After-session records

Review who attended and what feedback came in while the session is still fresh.

Session Scheduling

Keep workshop timing and session details easy to follow.

Build workshop agendas with sessions, speakers, facilitators, rooms, timing, and changes in the same place participants use on event day.

Schedule

Session agenda

Share the workshop schedule, breaks, activities, and practical timing.

Schedule

Facilitators and speakers

Add hosts, trainers, artists, educators, or expert guests to the sessions they lead.

Schedule

Last-minute changes

Update session details without sending everyone hunting for the newest version.

Participant Communication

Give participants one place to check before and during the workshop.

Keep location, online details, agenda, access instructions, check-in, and feedback close to the workshop page.

Communication

Workshop instructions

Share what to bring, where to go, and how the session will run.

Communication

Access details

Keep private access, location, or online joining details attached to the event.

Communication

Feedback prompts

Collect ratings and comments before the useful feedback disappears.

Before/During/After Event Workflow

One workshop record from signup to feedback.

The point is not more admin. It is fewer scattered places to check when the event starts moving.

Before

Create the workshop page, open registration, add session details, set participant access, and prepare check-in.

During

Track attendance, guide participants through the schedule, handle updates, and collect feedback from the same workspace.

After

Review attendance, feedback, ratings, and participation signals so the next workshop is easier to plan.

Pricing

Workshop pricing that stays easy to explain.

Bewitt uses event-based pricing: €54.00 base fee, €5.50 per event day, and €0.55 per participant. Self-service workshops are capped at 500 participants; larger workshop programs can request a custom quote.

1-day workshop, 50 participants €87.00

€54.00 + €5.50 + €27.50

1-day workshop, 100 participants €114.50

€54.00 + €5.50 + €55.00

2-day workshop, 250 participants €202.50

€54.00 + €11.00 + €137.50

FAQ

Questions organizers ask before moving their event into Bewitt.

Can Bewitt be used as a workshop management platform?

Yes. Bewitt supports professional workshops, creative workshops, and educational workshops with registration, attendance management, session scheduling, participant communication, feedback, and check-in.

Does Bewitt support workshop registration?

Yes. Organizers can publish a workshop page, collect registrations, manage participant access, and keep free or paid workshop attendance tied to the same event record.

Can Bewitt track workshop attendance?

Yes. Bewitt supports QR check-ins, participant records, attendance tracking, and reporting so organizers can see who joined the workshop.

Can I manage workshop sessions and facilitators?

Yes. Bewitt can hold workshop agendas, session details, facilitator or speaker profiles, rooms, timing, and last-minute changes.

How is Bewitt priced for workshops?

Bewitt uses event-based pricing: €54.00 base fee, €5.50 per event day, and €0.55 per participant. Self-service events are capped at 500 participants, with custom quotes available above that.

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Use Bewitt for Workshops

Ready to keep the event work in one place?

Start with the event page, then keep registrations, agenda, speakers, check-ins, engagement, feedback, and reporting connected as the event grows.