The introduction of REST API has transformed how I integrate my external database with MEC and cut down on a huge amount of labour. Still some endpoints missing from the documentation that takes a little detective work to find instead, so hopefully they will make this more comprehensive in the future. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've recently had one typically helpful experience with tech support, but also one unresolved issue where the support agent in question exhibited poor conduct, and a refusal to engage with the very detailed documentation and troubleshooting tests I provided. I submitted overwhelming evidence that the styling I created using a combination of the MEC Elementor Shortcode Builder and custom CSS had been working perfectly in the past and then recently it stopped displaying correctly on the frontend without me touching anything, which appears to be due to styles loading but being overridden by default styling, and in some cases not loading correctly. The agent in question blankly denied that he could see any problem, despite the fact that I illustrated it very clearly, and told me I "would have to use custom CSS to get my desired look", and that styling not displaying as intended is simply "to be expected". I made it clear that when I purchase a product whose sole purpose is to edit the styling of something, it is not an appropriate response to say that I should anticipate it not to perform that function at all. I have made several attempts to escalate the issue with no satisfactory communication. I have spent a lot of money and my website is now unusable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Modern Events Calendar for my ticketing process and can link ticket orders, process payments, and send invoices, ensuring compliance with German accounting and tax purposes. I particularly like the very flexible and well-controllable calendar views. I can display different tickets in various views and, for example, reduce the calendar to weekly events or appointments. What I appreciate most is the support: it responds incredibly quickly and is very reliable and helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Unfortunately, with Modern Events Calendar, some things are occasionally buggy. For example, certain VAT rates are not always synchronized correctly with the corresponding translation. This can be a bit annoying because it often completely messes up the view. Also, the interface with WooCommerce does not always run smoothly; sometimes there are friction points, and it's hard to see which updates come from WooCommerce and which from Modern Events Calendar. The setup was also a bit tricky. Not everything is self-explanatory, and in the settings menu, it's sometimes unclear why certain things fall under bookings and others under payment interfaces. The allocation is not entirely intuitive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I Like how it's thorough, easy to install. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I dont like how it slows down the pages, and flags on Search Engine lessoning the site scores.. This is a MUST FIX Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Modern Events Calendar was easy to install, activate and implement, and I liked that I could have a list view of my events as well as a daily, weekly and monthly view in the list style. The ability to use shortcodes is nice, also, because I could modify my events all in one place without going from event post to event post if I needed to change things. The responsive design meant that I didn't have to do much with that after I made event posts. I also liked that MEC integrated with Google Calendar, and my clients liked the iCal export. I did not interact with Customer Support, because I realized that Modern Events Calendar was not the solution I needed for my use case. I have 30+ WordPress sites, and I put MEC on a couple of my sites thinking I would use it on all my other sites, too, but I uninstalled and and decided to go with the EventIN plugin, which actually does include everything for one price. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As with most events calendar plugins, I dislike that you have to purchase add-ons to get, what I think, should be basic functionality, like RSVP and ticketing. Not even paying for the Pro version gets you these functionalities. After buying the Pro version you DO gain access to the RSVP addon. However, you DO NOT gain access to ticketing. You STILL have to purchase the WooCommerce Integration addon separately. Also, you can find other events plugins that will allow you to purchase a lifetime license to the Pro version of the basic plugin, like EventOn, but that's not the case with Modern Events Calendar. You have to pay yearly for everything you purchase from them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like using it for clients that have a lot of hybrid events, having virtual events and physical event. There's a lot of functionality that can be expanded upon and the taxonomies can be changed as well to fit with the particular way that an event is scheduled and/or structured. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I just like the fact that you can't get it in the WordPress directory anymore but that's only a minor issue and is easy to get through their website. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

it has easy access and easy to manage. I can use it for daily personal life a d set a different one for work, bills etc Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

nothing, I'm pretty happy with the products Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

This is a WordPress robust plugin used for managing and displaying events on WordPress websites. First choice for website owners who need to create calendars, events, and booking systems. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sorry to say anything negative thing for this plugin This is awesome but as a technical, I want to add some points like we can provide more UI features to make this more customizable to all. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.