Aurora Calendars

Configurable event calendars for WordPress.

A professional calendar plugin for community groups, clubs, schools, associations and venues that need attractive calendars, event imports, registrations, paid events, calendar sync and hall of fame displays.

What it includes.

The current product direction gives Aurora Calendars enough substance for a strong free edition and a commercial Pro edition.

Visual calendar builder

Custom layouts, fonts, backgrounds, border styles, hover interactions and responsive calendar/list views.

Event operations

CSV/Excel/Word imports, event edits, cancellations, file attachments, registration, payments and sync links.

Hall of Fame

Year tabs, spreadsheet import, achievement plaques, ranked gold/silver/bronze styling and configurable card layouts.

Pricing

Choose a subscription.

Payment buttons open secure Stripe checkout pages for each yearly subscription.

Personal

£49/ year

For one club, community or personal site.

  • 1 site licence
  • Calendar and list views
  • Imports and calendar sync
  • Email support
Buy Personal
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Professional

£99/ year

For organisations running multiple calendars.

  • 3 site licences
  • Registrations and paid events
  • Hall of Fame displays
  • Priority support
Buy Professional

Business

£199/ year

For schools, associations and venues.

  • 10 site licences
  • Advanced visual presets
  • Season controls
  • Priority support
Buy Business

Agency

£349/ year

For developers and agencies managing client sites.

  • 50 site licences
  • Client site activation
  • Advanced support
  • Commercial use
Buy Agency

Lite vs Pro

For WordPress.org, the safest model is a useful Lite plugin plus a separate paid Pro plugin or add-on sold by AuroraStack. The Lite package should not contain locked premium functionality waiting for payment.

Suggested split

  • Lite: core calendar display, basic event management, basic imports, basic styling and shortcode support.
  • Pro: payments, registrations, advanced presets, hall of fame, multi-site licences, file attachments and priority support.
  • Licence checks should live in the paid distribution or paid add-on, not as a gate over WordPress.org functionality.