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      <description>Thousands of sites need a calendar component and would far rather rent one than build it. That&amp;rsquo;s a subscription business with unusually low churn, because once a calendar is embedded and populated nobody wants to migrate it.
Event calendar is the phrase for a product almost every organisation needs and most implement badly. Venues, cities, universities, associations and communities all maintain one.
The name suits a calendar product, an embeddable widget, a listings platform, a local events site, or an API serving event data.</description>
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