How to Create a Ticket

Tickets are the foundation of your event registration. Follow these steps to create a ticket for your event.

Step 1: Navigate to Your Tickets

From your dashboard, go to the Site Builder → Features → Tickets.

Step 2: Click 'Create New Ticket'

Click the '+ New Ticket' button to open the ticket creation form.

Step 3: Enter Ticket Details

Fill in the following information:

• Ticket Name: Give your ticket a clear, descriptive name (e.g., 'Early Bird Registration', 'VIP Access', 'General Admission')

• Description: Add details about what's included with this ticket

• Type: Select whether you are selling tickets, items, T-shirts, or others. 

• Price: Set the ticket price (or $0 for free tickets)

• Quantity Available: Set the number of tickets available for purchase.  (leave blank for unlimited).

• Advanced Settings include a date range for when you want a ticket to be available and when to hide the ticket from the public. Enter the date range starting from when the ticket should become available for purchase to when it should no longer be available. 
  
  

Step 4: Configure Advanced Options

Customize additional settings:

• Minimum/Maximum Per Order: Control how many tickets each person can buy

• Display Options: Choose whether to show remaining tickets, time remaining, or who's coming

• Fee Settings: Configure who pays transaction fees (buyer or organizer)

• Privacy: Set ticket visibility to display the names of ticket buyers or keep them hidden (public, private, or hidden)
  
  

Step 5: Add Custom Questions (Optional)

If you need to collect specific information from ticket buyers, you can add custom questions to this ticket. See our guide on 'How to Add Custom Questions to Tickets' for more details.

Step 6: Save and Publish

Review all settings and click 'Save' to create your ticket.

Your event must be "published" for tickets to be visible to attendees.

Tips for Success

• Create early bird tickets with lower prices to encourage early registration

• Use clear, descriptive names that explain the ticket's benefits

• Set appropriate quantity limits to manage capacity

• Consider creating multiple ticket tiers (Regular, VIP, etc.) to offer options

• Test your ticket purchase flow before launching your event