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Budget Master · For event organisers

One budget table. Every answer.

The event budget that adds itself up — built by an event director, not a software company. Every cost line lives in one master table: block, category, supplier, quantity, price, status. From it, the app draws the overview your client actually asks for: total, by category, by event block, per participant. Change a price once. Every number follows.

  • Budget Master: the working table — every line, every supplier, every status
  • Budget Overview: totals by category and block, cost per participant
  • Commitment tracking: how much of the budget is confirmed money
  • Broken numbers flagged the moment they happen — no silent zeros
  • Line library: the standard costs of a corporate event, pre-written

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All events saved in this browser. Accounts & cloud sync come with the Pro version.

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The whole budget travels inside the link — no account needed. Recipients see a read-only copy (a snapshot of this moment; re-share after changes).

How to use Budget Master.

One table. Every total draws from it. Nothing is copied anywhere, ever.

1 · What Budget Master is

The event budget is the spreadsheet that decides whether the event happens. It is also the one where a typed-over formula costs real money. Budget Master keeps one master table — every cost line once — and computes everything else: block subtotals, category totals, cost per participant, how much is confirmed. This is the first working budget for client discussions, not an accounting system.

2 · The master table

One row per cost line. Block, category, supplier, item, quantity, unit, unit price — the total computes itself, always. Line IDs (WEL-001…) assign themselves per block. Write European numbers the way you write them: 35,02 works. If a quantity or price isn't a number, the cell turns red — no silent zeros in a client budget.

3 · Blocks and participants

⚙ Event set-up holds the event blocks (Welcome Dinner, Conference Day, Accommodation…) with a participant count per block, and the total participant count for the event. The blocks group the table; the participant counts drive cost per person — overall and per block.

4 · Categories

Every line carries a cost category: A Accommodation, B Venue, C Catering, D Programme, E Production, F Purchases, G Transport, H Marketing, I Other. The overview sums them with one letter's discipline and none of the SUMIF. Rename them or add your own in ⚙ Event set-up.

5 · Status — whose number is this?

Every line is an Estimate, an Offer, Booked, Confirmed or Cancelled. Cancelled lines stay visible, struck through, out of every total — the change log writes itself. The bar in the toolbar shows how much of the budget is committed money (booked + confirmed) versus guesses.

6 · Your own columns

+ column adds a column to the master table — invoice number, cost centre, VAT class, whatever your event needs. Your columns ride along in the CSV export and print. The built-in columns feed the overview; yours are for you.

7 · Budget Overview — for the client

Total budget, totals by category with shares, totals by block, cost per participant, commitment and top suppliers — drawn live from the master table. This is the page you put in front of the client. Prints A4 portrait. 🔗 Share includes a link that opens straight into this view.

8 · Present — the meeting screen

▶ Present is the full-screen dark view for budget meetings: the total, cost per participant, category bars, block totals. Nobody reads a spreadsheet off a wall. This they read.

9 · The line library

🗂 Line library holds the standard costs of a corporate event — venue hire, buffet menus, drink tickets, security, shuttle packages, hotel nights — each with the right category and unit, and an honest note from someone who has paid these invoices. Add one to a block and put your price in.

10 · Saving

Everything saves automatically in this browser. 🗂 My events holds all your events. ⤓ Save file / ⤒ Open file move an event between computers or into your archive as a file.

Want the worked example as a reference? 🗂 My events → + Example event. Your own events start clean.

Paste budget lines

Event set-up

drives cost per participant — the number the client asks first

Event blocks

The programme areas the budget is grouped by. Participants per block drive per-person costs per block.

Cost categories

One letter per category — the discipline that makes the summary work. Rename freely; delete only unused ones.