Skip to main content

Add ticket types

Ticket types define what people can buy. Each ticket type is a "package" (e.g. "Standard", "VIP", "Student") that can have one or more price tiers.

Creating a ticket type​

  1. Go to the Sales tab of your event (or the Tickets step of the wizard)
  2. Click + Add Ticket Type
  3. Fill in:
    • Package Name (required) — e.g. "Standard Entry", "VIP Table", "Student Discount"
    • Classes Included (required) — the number of classes or entries this ticket grants (use 1 for a standard single-entry ticket)
    • Display Order (optional) — a number to control the order tickets appear on the public page (lower numbers appear first)
  4. Click Save Ticket Type

Adding price tiers​

Each ticket type can have multiple price tiers. A price tier defines a specific price, sales channel, and availability window.

  1. Click + Add Price Tier on the ticket type row
  2. Fill in:
    • Timing — Advance (for pre-event sales) or Door (for at-the-door sales)
    • Price (£) (required) — the price in British pounds. Set to 0 for free tickets
    • Sales Channel — Online (sold on your event page), Door (sold at the door), or Both
    • Available From (optional) — when this tier goes on sale
    • Available Until (optional) — when this tier closes (e.g. for early-bird pricing that ends before the event)
  3. Click Save Price Tier

Example: early-bird and standard pricing​

A common setup:

TierTimingPriceChannelAvailable FromAvailable Until
Early BirdAdvance£10Online(now)2 weeks before event
StandardAdvance£15Online2 weeks before event(no cutoff)
DoorDoor£20Door(event day)(event end)

Editing and deleting​

  • Edit — click the edit icon on any ticket type or price tier row
  • Delete — click the delete icon and confirm. You cannot delete a ticket type that already has orders

Discount codes​

You can add discount codes that apply to any ticket type. These are managed in the same Sales tab, below the ticket types section.

Copying tickets from a previous event​

If you have run similar events before, the CopyTicketsPicker appears when you have no ticket types yet. Select a previous event to copy its ticket types and prices, then adjust as needed.

Was this article helpful?