Sell the room, not one seat more.
General and VIP tickets at the prices you set, each type capped at what the room holds. Every ticket gets its own code, and the money lands in your own Stripe.
It starts from“A ticket page for my event with general and vip tickets at set prices, each type stops selling at its capacity and shows how many are left, every ticket gets a unique code, signed-in buyers get their code by email, a door page only my team can open to find a ticket and check it in once, and an email to me with every order.”
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What comes working in an event ticketing app?
Doors open, list ready.
From the first sale to the last name at the door, it all works on day one, dressed in your event’s colors.
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Ticket types at your prices
General, VIP, early bird: each type has its own fixed price. Buyers pick one and pay exactly that.
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Capacity that holds
Set how many of each type you’ll sell. When the last one goes, it shows sold out, even if two people buy in the same second.
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Tickets left, on the page
Each type shows how many remain, which moves a slow week of sales more than another post does.
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A code on every ticket
Each ticket is saved with its own short code. Buyers with an account get it by email, and every code sits in your Admin.
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A door page for your team
Type a code, a name or an email, find the ticket and check it in. The same ticket can’t be checked in twice.
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Orders in your inbox, payments in Stripe
You get an email with each order, ticket type and code included, and the payment lands in your own Stripe account. Our fee is 1% or less, with no per-ticket fee on top.
What buyers see, and what the door sees.
Buyers pick a ticket type and pay. You see sales by type in your Admin, and your team checks people in from a page only they can open.
How does selling tickets on your own site help an event make money?
Keep the fee, keep the list.
Big ticket sites add a fee to every ticket, and the buyer meets it at the last step, which is where some of them close the tab. On your own page the price they see is the price they pay, and our 1% or less comes out of your side of the sale.
The other thing you keep is the buyer. Every order lands in your Admin and your inbox, so the names and emails of this year’s crowd stay with you, not with a ticket site, when you plan the next one.
- The price is the priceNo fee popping up for the buyer at checkout.
- Caps you can trustEach type stops at what the room holds.
- Your own buyer listEvery buyer sits in your Admin, not on a ticket site.
How should a small event set up its ticket types?
Two or three types, each with a cap.
Most small events do best with two or three types: an early bird with a small cap that sells out first, a general ticket, and a VIP with something real attached, like early entry or a reserved table. Once the early bird shows sold out, the general price reads as what it is: the regular price, and the reason to buy now.
No seat maps or livestreams, and it doesn’t scan QR codes at the door: check-in is a quick search on your door page.
Event tickets,
answered.
Can each ticket type have its own cap?Yes
Do guests without an account get their ticket code by email?Signed-in buyers do
Can someone buy four tickets in one checkout?One ticket per checkout
What fees do ticket buyers pay?None from Lynqly
Close to yours? Start from one of these.
Capped at the room, checked in at the door.
Name the night and set the caps. Planning costs nothing, and the build’s dollar price comes before any work does.
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