Meup 2..0 – Marketplace Events WordPress Theme

Key Features:

Here’s the deal—this thing’s made for anyone dreaming up an events marketplace. Think multiple vendors, all tossing up their own events, managing listings, selling tickets, the whole shebang.

It handles your usual one-off gigs, but also recurring stuff. You can mess with venues, ticket types, locations, coupon codes, taxes, all that nitty-gritty booking stuff. Nothing’s off the table.

Vendors get their own dashboard. You (the boss) set up memberships and packages, rake in commissions, while vendors keep tabs on their bookings and payouts. Easy money, hopefully.

Wanna tweak the layout? Drag-and-drop page builder’s got your back. Totally customizable, from homepage to header and footer, so you don’t get stuck with some cookie-cutter design.

Loads of demo homepages to jumpstart things, infinite color tweaks, and you can go with a boxed or full-width look, whatever floats your boat.

Ticketing’s built-in, so you get QR/barcodes, manual bookings, PDF invoices, ticket exports—the works. No need to bolt on a bunch of extra plugins.

Need to go global? Multilingual and right-to-left language support’s all there. Bring on the international crowds.

SEO and performance? Yep, tuned for speed and search engines.

Benefits:

That’s a relief. Money-wise, it’s got your back too—set up vendor listings, sell tickets, rake in some cash. Over time? This thing can totally morph into a full-blown platform if you want.

Customization? Oh, you’ve got options. Page builder, theme tweaks—go wild and make it actually look like your brand, not some cookie-cutter site.

And let’s talk user experience. Search, filters, booking flows—all dialed in. People find what they want, they buy, you smile. Conversion rates go up. Who doesn’t want that?

Ready for the world, too. Multilingual, RTL support—it doesn’t freak out if someone wants tickets in Arabic or French.

Plus, it grows with you. More vendors, more events? No sweat.

Saves you a ton of time and cash. No need to Frankenstein together a million plugins just to keep things running. Plug, play, profit.