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The Best Event Calendar Plugins For Elementor

By James LePage
 on June 23, 2021
Last modified on January 7th, 2022

The Best Event Calendar Plugins For Elementor

By James LePage
 on June 23, 2021
Last modified on January 7th, 2022

Many businesses and online companies require and event calendar on their website. It shows customers and prospective clients the availability of the business, what events are occurring, and in some situations allow people to register for them.

In this article, we will be taking a look at the best event calendar Plugins for Elementor. These are a bit different than appointment booking Plugins, as they are primarily created to display events that a business or company already has.

If you’re looking for an appointment booking Plugin for Elementor, where your customer will self schedule an event, definitely check out our article on that, found here. however, some of the more powerful event calendar Plugins for Elementor in this list also have appointment booking capabilities, and we will mention that in the content below.

Without any further ado, let’s take a look at some plugins that we have tested (some we’ve even used on production client projects), making sure that they work with Elementor perfectly.

JetEngine Dynamic Listing Calendar

The calendar widget displays the schedule as detailed, interactive, clickable events.

Starting at: $26 per year


Design

Allows customizing how the data will look in detail. You can set up the interface design, styling up each arrow, number, background, and so on. But you can also flexibly customize the functional elements. For example, set the date format, add booking forms, show the event's location on the map, and much more.

Ease Of Use

Despite the advanced features, the widget offers a very intuitive and user-friendly interface. There are also step-by-step documentation and video tutorials that will help you figure it out and effectively use all of its capabilities.

Value For Money

Despite the advanced features, the widget offers a very intuitive and user-friendly interface. There are also step-by-step documentation and video tutorials that will help you figure it out and effectively use all of its capabilities.

Pros

  • Provides exceptional customization options
  • Allows linking events to the booking form
  • Map integration
  • It comes in the pack of 14 different widgets
  • There are extended documentation and video tutorials

Cons

  • You can’t get this widget standalone
  • It may take some time for beginners to figure out how to use all features

Features

The developers have implemented everything necessary here: the ability to create a functional calendar with dynamic data in a clear interface. And then post it on the site. All metadata is pulled to the interface through JetEngine's dynamic widgets.

If you are tired of plugins with poor UX and a bunch of obscure unnecessary features, then this Calendar Widget is your breath of fresh air.

Each event in the calendar can be opened and examined in detail. Add any number of links, a booking form, a map to your events. You can also set a time period, set a limit on the number of displayed events, and much more.

Pricing

Calendar Widget is one of 14 Elementor widgets you will receive if you buy a subscription to JetEngine worth $26. This is a top plugin for working with dynamic content, which has no decent analog at the moment. 

We analyzed only the calendar widget in more detail in this review, but we recommend reading about all the widgets and features. You will immediately understand what their coolness is.

User Reviews

JetEngine and all its widgets and the developer's team behind Crocoblock always get the highest rates. The team implements cutting-edge features and wraps them in a very user-friendly interface. And for those who could not figure things out, there is a legendary support team. 5.0 score with 500+ reviews on Trustpilot speaks for itself.

Our Thoughts

The cool thing about this calendar widget is that there is nothing extra—easy setup, easy to customize, easy to bring to the frontend. With dynamic data, you don't have to configure anything every time manually.

Ironically, for a price lower than other developers' just-calendars, here you will get the whole power dynamic plugin JetEngine.

Elementor Extras Calendar Widget

A fully featured calendar widget alongside an incredible collection of pro widgets and extensions for Elementor.

Starting at: 26€ per year


Design

The design on both the front end and the Elementor Editor is very easy to use, understand, and follow.

Ease Of Use

This is a very easy to use tool that is designed for professionals and beginners alike.

Value For Money

There’s a ton of value for money here because when you purchase this plug-in, you get access to 31 add-ons, which include the calendar feature that this article discusses.

Pros

  • Comes alongside other extensions
  • Incredible design, very flexible
  • Tons of design options

Cons

  • Not a standalone plugin
  • Not as powerful as some other event calendars for Elementor

Features

This is a completely dynamic calendar that can pull dates from advanced custom fields, pods, and tool set, showing any post to type. This is great to show future events, when something starts, when something ends, and more. You also have the ability to add events directly from the Elementor Builder.

The calendar comes with a ton of design options, and you can also style additional things like color from the editor.

There are also advanced settings such as choosing the first day of the week, months displayed, and navigation settings.

Pricing

Pricing comes in at 26 Euros per year. This includes Access to the current 31+ widgets and extensions, one year of support, free updates for one year, and access to all upcoming which is published within that period.

There’s a nice 14 days moneyback guarantee, meaning you can try this out, see if the calendar works for your business, and refund if need be.

There’s also a lifetime plan, which adds even more value to this purchase if you choose to go with that license structure.

User Reviews

Users from beginners to professional developers love this tool. It’s really well designed, easy to use, and consistently updated.

”Elemetor Extras is super slick and makes any web project sing and dance. It's well designed from a user point of view and comes with some clever functions we haven't found elsewhere. Backed up by really friendly, helpful and knowledgeable support. I can't recommend them enough.” says Tim Chorlton from the-factory.co.uk.

Our Thoughts

We really like this solution for Elementor because it comes along side a collection of additional premium extensions and add ons for the page builder.

It’s very easy to use, from adding it to a specific page on your website to integrating with a solution like ACF or Pods in the WordPress backend. It’s completely dynamic, and updates as events are added to your businesses calendar.

The Event Calendar

The gold standard when it comes to Event Calendars, it works seamlessly with the builder.

Starting at: $99/yr (free version too)


Design

A mature solution for event management on WordPress, incredibly customizable on the front end and back end.

Ease Of Use

relatively easy to use, but very powerful. To access advanced features, you may need to know what you’re doing or hire developer.

Value For Money

if you are a larger company with event management and displaying needs, this offers a ton of value for money. If you are a smaller company that only wants to display one or two events on your Elementor website, you may want to look elsewhere.

Pros

  • Mature solution
  • Used by companies like the YMCA
  • Perfect with Elementor

Cons

  • Costly
  • Very powerful, might confuse some

Features

If you are looking for a solid events calendar for your Elementor website, this is your best bet. It’s the most mature, used, and well-known event calendar for WordPress, and it integrates perfectly with the builder.

There’s a free corner stone plugin that may work for many businesses. It adds the basic functionalities of displaying events on the front end of your website.

The professional version of this plug-in enhances the free version with additional features such as calendars shortcodes, native Integration with Elementor, Custom event fields, recurring events, and more.

Pricing

Pricing for the pro version comes in at $99 for one site. this includes updates and support for one year, and gives you additional calendar views, recurring events, the Elementor integration, custom fields, advanced widgets, a location search, and premium support.

User Reviews

Everybody loves this tool. It has over 4 stars on the WordPress plugin repo, and deserves that rating.

Our Thoughts

This is the best event plugin for WordPress hands down, and it works well with Elementor. However, it’s very powerful and may offer features that not everybody needs.

We really like that there is an ecosystem of products that work alongside this tool. For example, if you want to extend your functionality to sell tickets to events online through your Elementor website, this can be done with the Event Tickets addon.

Modern Events Calendar

A lower cost alternative to TEC.

Starting at: Free


Design

Very well designed with 50+ frontend options

Ease Of Use

Easy to use, great documentation, great support, and a large community around this plugin.

Value For Money

High value for money, and can be extended into the future by just purchasing addons.

Pros

  • Solid roadmap
  • Features for small businesses
  • Lower Cost

Cons

  • Not as fully featured as TEC.
  • Must buy Elementor addon

Features

This tool bills itself as the fastest, easiest, and most modern way to manage WordPress events, and it isn’t far from the truth. It has booking and ticketing features, 50+ event display layouts, various payment gateways, and easy to use interface, and works with the Elementor editor.

It also integrates with Google calendar, MailChimp, WooCommerce, and many other third-party tools.

Pricing

This is a free plugin with paid add-ons. For example, the Elementor Builder or addon comes in at $35. A Zoom integration comes in at $35, as does the WooCommerce integration.

User Reviews

The free version on WordPress has a rating of 4.4 stars with 475 votes. Many customers and users love the support that is offered, and the quality of the product that they bought.

Our Thoughts

This plugin is a lower cost alternative to TEC, or The Events Calendar, offering less features, but coming in at a lower price.

It works well with Elementor, and is a great middleground tool in terms of looking between enterprise level solutions and free versions of event management plugins.

EA Event Calendar

Another event cal widget bundled with additional addons.

Starting at: $39/year


Design

Solid design, but looks a bit dated in our opinion. But good control over this in the Elementor Editor.

Ease Of Use

Very easy to use as everything is done in the Elementor editor.

Value For Money

High value for money - this integrates with Google Calendar.

Pros

  • Good development
  • Comes with other addons
  • One of the most popular addons for Elementor

Cons

  • Not a standalone plugin
  • Not as may features as others

Features

If you’re looking for a fully featured event calendar bundled with additional Elementor widgets and add-ons, that’s what this events calendar solution provides. You can completely manage everything from the elemental editor, connected with Google calendar, style as you want, and access additional features like weekday, date, events, and event pop-ups.

Pricing

Pricing for the pro version of this plugin comes in at $39.97 a year. This gives you access to the calendar, and over 70 additional widgets, seven extensions, one year of support and updates, 25% when you will credit, and activation on one website. You can also opt for an unlimited lifetime plan for about $200, giving you the same access, but lifetime support updates (as well as unlimited websites).

User Reviews

Many users really love the calendar addon that comes with this extension pack for Elementor because it connects with Google calendar, and allows them to manage every aspect of the utility from the editor which they are already familiar with.

Our Thoughts

This is a great addon pack, and a fully featured event calendar for Elementor. It’s definitely worth checking out.

We hope that this article was helpful in your search for an events calendar that works well with an Elementor based website. You can never go wrong with the events calendar, perhaps the most popular plug-in for WordPress that does exactly as the name suggests.

It also works very well with Elementor, adds a needed integration by adding specific widgets when you install it on your website. That way, all you need to do is drag and drop the event calendar components into an Elementor page, and you’re good to go.

We also like this plug-in because it is very easy for somebody to use who is an incredibly technical, but also it’s built for developers and can be extended and expanded as need be. Because it’s popular, there are a ton of widgets and extensions both third-party and proprietary for this tool as well.

We also like this plug-in because it is very easy for somebody to use who is an incredibly technical, but also it’s built for developers and can be extended and expanded as need be. Because it’s popular, there are a ton of widgets and extensions both third-party and proprietary for this tool as well.

However, any and all of the plug-ins mentioned in this article will add the events calendar functionality to Elementor, so we recommend checking out each and everyone of them, determining what is best for your business.

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