A place
One page for the next gathering.
Members open a sign or a shared link and land on the update, the resource, or the registration.
The organization keeps the page instead of sending a new link for every announcement.
How a group starts
Publish the page
Say what the group is and how to take part.
Share one link
Use it in the bio, the newsletter, and the room.
Welcome people who connect
Follows and messages stay with the group.
What a group page is missing
The link goes somewhere else
A bio link that only forwards to other apps never becomes the group’s own page.
Members cannot talk to the organizer
A comment on a social post is not a conversation with the group. People who follow can be messaged from the page.
Events live on another ticket site
A meetup or a fundraiser can be a registration on the same page, instead of a second link.
What a community can do
A page for the group
The description, the next gathering, and the way to join live on one page.
Members who opt in
People can follow the page. The organizer can message the people who follow.
A code for the room
A flyer or a slide can open the page, the form, or the next event. The same code stays up when the details change.
Ticketing when you need it
A free gathering has no ticket-sale fee. A paid event uses the published platform fee, and checkout is handled by a payment processing partner.
FAQ
Can a community host a free gathering on Sprouter?
Yes. A free event has no ticket-sale fee. People register on the group’s page.
Can members hear from the organizer without another app?
People who follow the page can be messaged by the organizer. The next gathering stays on that same link.
Does the room code have to be reprinted when the details change?
No. A dynamic code stays on the flyer or the slide. Update the page, the form, or the next event behind it.