Website development

A website for your city card

A dedicated site for your local card: buying, spending and checking balance — with a shop directory showing where it works.

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In short

What goes into a city card website?

A city card website through MijnEvent holds a purchase page where people pay by iDEAL | Wero, a shop directory with a map and filters so people see where the card is valid, a balance check, and the option to top up. For businesses there is a page explaining the scheme and a form to join. Shopkeepers scan the card themselves at checkout; the amount is deducted and you keep the payout overview. The site sits on your own domain and in your own branding — MijnEvent is nowhere visible, which for a card run by a municipality or a business fund is usually a requirement. A basic website starts at €450 one-off plus €49 per month.

Sound familiar?

Sound familiar?

The pages

What goes on your site

  • Purchase page: buy a card and pay directly
  • Shop directory with map, filters and categories
  • Checking and topping up balance
  • For businesses: how it works and how to join
  • News and campaigns around the card
  • Frequently asked questions for both buyers and shopkeepers
What runs inside it

The parts that make your site work

These modules run straight inside your website. Your visitor notices nothing; they simply stay on your site.

On site

And then everyone turns up

In the shop the business owner scans the card with their phone; the amount is deducted and the customer sees straight away what is left. Participating shopkeepers have their own login and see only their own transactions. You keep the overview of what has been spent and what has to be paid out to the businesses.

Pricing

What it costs

A basic website starts at €450 one-off plus €49 per month for hosting, maintenance and support. Without an upfront investment you pay €119 per month over a 36-month term. Larger projects have their own rate; you always get a fixed price in advance.

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Frequently asked questions

What organisations like yours ask

Does the site sit on our own domain?
Yes, and for a city card that is usually a hard requirement. The site runs on your domain, in your branding, with MijnEvent nowhere visible. Visitors and shopkeepers see only your brand.

How do shopkeepers scan the card?
With their own phone, through a login that shows only their own transactions. They scan the QR, the amount is deducted and the customer sees the remaining balance. No extra hardware is needed.

Can people check their balance?
Yes. On the site they enter their card code and see the current balance and expiry date. That saves you and your shopkeepers a great many phone calls.

Can we issue the card physically as well?
Yes. Alongside a digital card there is a physical card with a QR on it, for people who do not use a smartphone. For a municipal scheme that is often exactly the group you do not want to exclude.

How are the businesses paid out?
You get a payout overview of what was spent per business. MijnEvent generates a SEPA file from it that you submit to your own bank — the money does not run through us, which keeps the scheme simpler.

Can new shopkeepers sign up themselves?
Yes. The site has a page for businesses with an explanation and a sign-up form. You approve the application, and the shop then appears automatically in the directory and on the map.
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