If your event runs on Swoogo and the builder isn't doing what you need, I can help. I've built on Swoogo almost every day for the last few years, for event teams working with Australian universities and corporate clients. There's a good chance I've solved something like your problem already.

Event websites: custom themes, layouts and styling that go past the builder's defaults

Custom widgets: JavaScript and Twig templates for sessions, speakers, sponsors and agendas

Registration: forms and automated emails, like confirmations and reminders

Integrations: webhooks and API connections to your CRM, payment gateway or other tools, one-way or both ways

Middleware dashboard: a small app to set up, manage and log those integrations, so your team can see what was sent

Migrations: moving events, sessions, speakers and attendees into or out of Swoogo with a script, not by hand

Attendee messaging: bulk SMS or WhatsApp messages through a provider like Twilio

Small fix or feature, from $250 (about 3 days): one JavaScript snippet, Twig widget, email or registration form fix on your event.

Event site or integration, around $700 (about a week): an event site with theme, registration and emails, or one webhook or API integration.

Full build, around $1,800 (about 3 weeks): a full event site with custom integrations, a middleware dashboard and a handover doc.

Every Swoogo setup is different, so these are starting points. You get a fixed quote after we talk.

You message me with what you're trying to do, and a link to the event if it's live.

I tell you honestly whether it's possible, how I'd do it, how long it takes and what it costs.

You invite me as a user on your Swoogo account. I build the change and test it on your event.

You check it, I adjust what you ask for, and I hand over with a short note.

A Swoogo user invite with the right permissions, not your own password

What should happen, with an example or a screenshot if you have one

For integrations: API access or a test account for the other tool

I write the Swoogo code myself, and you talk to me from the first message to the last. On bigger events, my small team of three helps with design and extra hands.