Galas and auctions
Coverage sized for peak bidding, check-in and payments, plus a separate network for staff so the front desk never waits on guests.
Dedicated Wi-Fi and internet for galas, auctions and one-night events across the Southeast. We plan the network around your venue, set it up before doors open and stay on site until the last guest leaves.
An Atlanta fundraising gala in a converted mill, with cocktails, chef stations, a full bar and the auction all running on one open floor. We designed coverage for the whole room, ran it on the venue's internet, installed and tested the network, and kept a technician on site for the night.
A quiet cocktail hour is easy. The hard part is the five minutes when the auction goes live and every guest picks up a phone. We plan for that moment.
Coverage sized for peak bidding, check-in and payments, plus a separate network for staff so the front desk never waits on guests.
Golf courses, lawns, tents and warehouses. If the venue has no usable internet, we bring our own connection and a backup.
One technical contact who works inside your production schedule and handles the venue, the AV crew and the bidding platform.
Date, venue, guest count, bidding platform and run of show.
Coverage, internet source, power and load-in. You get a written proposal with one price.
Our crew sets up ahead of doors and tests every part of the floor before guests arrive.
A technician stays on site through the program and breakdown, ready for anything.
Answer three questions for a starting range. It's a planning number, not a quote. Your proposal is built around your venue.
Often, yes. We check the venue's connection, how we can get access to it and how much traffic your event will put on it. Then we build the event network on top of it. If the venue's service isn't strong or reliable enough, we'll recommend bringing our own.
Yes, after a site review. We use cellular and satellite connections where they work, usually with a backup. Power, mounting and line of sight are part of the plan and the price. What's possible depends on the site, and we'll tell you plainly what to expect.
Yes. A technician stays on site from doors open through breakdown. Larger or more complex events may need more staff, and that will be in your proposal.
No. It's a starting range to help you plan. Your proposal will have one price, set after we review the venue, the guest count and what the network needs to support.
The earlier the better, especially for outdoor or remote venues. Payment in full is typically due about 30 days before the event, as set out in your agreement.
All the time. Many of our events come through planners and production teams. We coordinate directly with them and the venue, and the nonprofit can contract with us directly.
We're based in Atlanta and work across Georgia, Nashville and Chattanooga, Charleston and Florida's Jacksonville, Daytona Beach, Orlando and Tampa markets. Travel is priced by venue and listed on its own line.
Based in Atlanta, working across the Southeast. Travel is priced by venue and listed on its own line, never buried. Planning somewhere else? Ask us.
We'll read it, ask anything we need, and send a written proposal with one price. We reply usually within one business day.
Rather talk it through? Call (404) 590-8261 or email sales@internet4events.com.