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Your business
Promoter or organiser
Kept up to date by the venue
Coming soon
No shutter of your own, but a plan in motion
A market, a series across several venues, a route. Publish it where people decide what to do.
Your thing gets published as an event. There’s no organiser listing or page that brings together everything you run.
Type your business and see it the way a group will
Nothing gets sent: it stays in your browser.
What a group will be able to find out about you
Only ‘Wambree understands it’ counts when searching. What you don’t tick is simply not recorded, and that’s never a no.
What’s on your mind
Starting from scratch every time
With no venue to anchor you, every edition has to find its audience all over again.
People outside your bubble
Your followers already know you exist. It’s everyone else who fills a date.
The meeting place
A square or a park is hard to explain on a poster.
Relying on the venue
Sometimes promotion is in the hands of someone with other priorities.
The plan, from the inside
A family spots a market in a square and wants to go with the grandparents on Sunday.
What they’re asking in the chat
- Where is it exactly?
- Is it free?
- How does Gran get there without steps?
The words people use to find you
- concierto
- mercadillo
- exhibition
- Friday
Your event comes up in ‘This week’ with the square marked on the map and a pointer: ‘by the fountain’.
- Saturday
They tap ‘Directions’ or start the plan from your event.
- Sunday, 11:00
They meet at the spot you’ve marked.
What you did: keep your listing up to date.
A made-up scene, to show you how it works.
What are you putting on?
If the venue’s already on Wambree, pick it by name.
With a point on the map you don’t need an address.
It’s written as a single event, with its opening hours.
What you’d publish
Strings series
Thursday · 21:00
Vinyl market
Sat and Sun
Neighbourhood book fair
From the 9th to the 15th
It would appear in your city’s ‘This week’ when it should. Made-up example.
What happens, step by step
You choose where
A place from the catalogue or a point on the map with a pointer.
You say when and how much
One-off dates, every week or several days in a row.
A real person looks at it
They check the place is public and the date adds up.
- What you see
- The status of each event in ‘My contributions’. See the dashboard
- What you won’t need
- Having a venue, a venue’s tax number or a deal with Wambree.
What you can publish
- Events in a catalogue venue or at a point on the map
- Poster and price, and a link to the sales page you already use
- Up to twelve one-off dates
What you’d ask
Do I need to be a company?
No. You need an account and an access code. The review looks at the event.
Can I publish at someone’s home?
A home doesn’t get published. A person checks that the place is public.
A festival of more than a month?
Up to 30 days it’s published like any event. Longer, up to six months, it has a separate review.
Can two people publish the same thing?
If it’s identical, review rejects it as a duplicate.
Does it work outside Madrid, Zaragoza or Barcelona?
Not today. Only events in those three cities get published.
What it doesn’t do yet
There’s no organiser page.
Today each event stands on its own, with a poster and a link to your website in its tickets.
It doesn’t manage capacity or sell anything.
Today you send your audience to your own ticketing system.
What it costs
Listing
Free
To be there and get found.
Sobremesa
€29/month, excl. VAT
Each month, less than una entrada at €30.
En cartel
€79/month, excl. VAT
Each month, less than tres tickets at €30.
They’re meant for those with their own listing: without a venue, today they’d give you almost nothing.
Paid plans can’t be bought yet: if you’re interested, write to us and we’ll save you a spot. Do the sums with your numbers, or see what each plan includes.
Shall we add you?
You create your account, ask for your code and add your business from your phone. Being listed is free.
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