Tour Website
The schedule that updates itself
Every date change is a website change — email the web person, wait, hope. Paste one line once, and the schedule updates itself from the app.
starlinedance.com/tour-dates
Their website — fed by the app
Starline Dance
2027 Tour · dates & locations
Columbus, OHFeb 20–22
Celeste Center ↗
OpenRegisterDallas, TXMar 6–8
Fair Park Coliseum ↗
Limited SpaceRegisterTulsa, OKMar 20–22
Cox Business Center ↗
Sold OutNashville, TNApr 10–12
Opry Mills Hall ↗ · Book at the Gaylord
Open- Just added
Louisville, KYApr 24–26
Expo Five ↗
Schedule powered by Herding Cats
Louisville published from the app — the website already has it.
Who it's for
You'll know it's time when…
A venue moved two weeks ago and the website still doesn't know.
Every date fix queues behind one contractor's weekend.
“Is Tulsa sold out?” is a phone call to the office.
Day one
Day one, the web person's job ends at paste
One line of code goes on your tour page — the last edit it needs.
Office staff publish events and fix venues from the app.
“Sold Out” computes from live registration capacity.
Every stop gets a hosted page with venue, hotel, and registration links.
Part of the platform
Same login, same data, same team
The public schedule renders from the events your team already runs.
With Registration on, capacity drives status labels and the Register button.
The hotel link families see is the one your coordinators keep current.
Publishing is a checkbox per event — no CMS, no second login.
What you get
Everything the tour website add-on does
No iframe, no seams
Renders in your page, your fonts, your colors.
“Sold Out” flips itself
Status labels compute live from registration capacity.
A page for every stop
Hero image, venue with map link, host hotel, schedule or results.
Filters families use
Year, month, and state — every view is a shareable link.
Search engines get the memo
Every stop ships as structured event data for rich results.
Proof it's working
Page views per event, right where you publish.
One paste on your website; everything after that happens in the app.
See pricingFair questions
We already have a tour page. Rebuild it?
No — replace its contents with one line and keep your page, URL, and design. It renders real content in your fonts, not an iframe box.
Do we need this yet?
If someone reliably updates your site same-day, maybe not. The moment changes queue behind a web person, it pays for itself in avoided phone calls.
Can we turn it on mid-season?
Yes. Your events already exist here, so publishing is a checkbox per event. The page is live the day the line is pasted.
Start your season
Add Tour Website to your season
Same login, same event pages, no migration — and if it isn't saving you hours, turn it off.
- Free for up to 5 events
- No card required
- Cancel any time