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Choosing a Basker plan

A quick overview of the four Basker plans and what changes between them

Basker is sold on four plans. They're all-inclusive — no surprise per-seat or per-event fees — and scale with the size, complexity, and integration needs of your organisation.

For the full pricing matrix and live plan information, see basker.io/pricing. The summary below covers the high-level shape of each plan and what changes between them.

The four plans

PlanFor
StarterSmaller organisations getting their first content-led website live without ticketing integration.
StandardMid-sized organisations with a growing team, ticketing on an add-on basis, and a custom theme.
PlusLarger organisations with a full team, multi-language sites, custom data, and full ticketing sync.
EnterpriseMulti-site, no-code data mapping, dedicated support, and bespoke commercials.

For current pricing, see basker.io/pricing.

What every plan includes

Every plan ships with the core platform:

  • The full content model — pages, events, event instances, people, venues, seasons, series, works, organizations, blogs and posts.
  • Custom domain with HTTPS, the global CDN, and image, video, and file hosting.
  • The full editor experience — drafts, scheduled publishing, autosave, document versioning.
  • SEO, sitemaps, redirects, and structured data.
  • Site search and the Search & Discovery app.
  • Forms.
  • Users and permissions, with collaborator access.
  • Theme editor, fully hosted infrastructure, and API access.

What changes between plans

The four plans differ on capacity, integrations, and depth of support. The most consequential differences:

  • Staff accounts — Starter 3, Standard 10, Plus and Enterprise unlimited. Collaborators are unlimited on every plan.
  • Languages — Starter 1, Standard 2, Plus and Enterprise unlimited.
  • Custom themes — Starter ships with the theme editor and built-in themes; Standard and above support fully custom themes with GitHub integration and the Basker Theme CLI.
  • Custom Liquid and Custom Attributes — available on Plus and Enterprise. Use these to extend the content model beyond the built-in fields.
  • Sandbox environments — Plus includes one; Enterprise includes unlimited.
  • Ticketing integration — included on Enterprise; available as an add-on on Standard and Plus. Covers Tessitura, Spektrix, Elevent, Tixly, and Lineup.
  • Document versions — 10 (Starter) / 30 (Standard) / 100 (Plus) / Custom (Enterprise).
  • Usage allowances — Starter and Standard include 100 GB assets; Plus 500 GB. Bandwidth scales similarly: 100 GB / 500 GB / 1 TB / Custom.
  • Support — Community + Support Desk for everyone; Plus adds dedicated support as an add-on; Enterprise includes dedicated support, onboarding, and a Slack channel.
  • Advanced workflows and No Code Data Mapping — Enterprise only.

Picking a plan

A few common shapes:

  • A single venue with a small team and content-led website → Starter.
  • A producing organisation with a custom theme and a dev partner, ticketing on the side → Standard, with the ticketing add-on if you sync events from Tessitura, Spektrix, Elevent, Tixly, or Lineup.
  • A larger arts organisation running multiple languages, with custom data and a full editorial team → Plus.
  • A multi-site group, complex sync, regulatory needs, or anyone who wants invoice billing → Enterprise.

If you're unsure, contact sales — they can match your size, integrations, and growth plans to the right plan.

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