100%
with source links
6/6 upcoming events
Trust
How Cebby verifies events
Cebby is a discovery layer, not the event organizer. The goal is to make each listing easy to verify: where it came from, how recently it was checked, and what to do if something looks wrong.
Current reliability snapshot
Aggregated from upcoming published events. Updated as the source data changes.
Nov 4, 4:39 AM
16.7%
Cebby partners
1 upcoming events
16.7%
trusted organizers
1 upcoming events
50%
checked in 24h
latest check Nov 4, 2:31 AM
0%
multi-source
0 cross-posted events
Source first
Every listing should point back to where Cebby found it: Luma, Meetup, Facebook, Eventbrite, an organizer page, or a community source.
Freshness matters
Imported events keep a last-checked timestamp from the source row. Fresh checks are more useful than a large stale feed.
Trust is labeled
Badges separate signed Cebby partnerships, vouched organizers, imports, community sources, and listings that still need review.
Corrections stay easy
If a date, location, source, cancellation, or duplicate looks wrong, the event page has structured report buttons.
What the badges mean
Cebby partner
The organizer has a signed Cebby partnership. These events get Cebby's strongest trust signal.
Trusted organizer
Cebby knows and vouches for the organizer, even if the source link came through Luma, Meetup, Facebook, or another platform.
Imported
Cebby found the event on a public page or platform feed and links back to it.
Community source
The listing came from a manual or community-submitted source.
Needs review
The listing is missing a checkable public source or needs more attention.
The standard
A smaller accurate feed is better than a bigger noisy one. Cebby should earn trust by making the evidence visible, not by asking users to trust the brand.