Creating & managing ticket types
Ticket types are what buyers choose at checkout. Learn how to create and manage them.
Ticket types are the options buyers pick from at checkout — Early Bird, Regular, VIP, Student. Each type has its own price, quantity and rules.
Good to know
For existing events, manage types on the event dashboard’s Tickets page — editable cards with live sold counts and revenue, saved with the sticky save bar.
What you set on each type
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Name | Shown to buyers — keep it self-explanatory. |
| Price | The amount the buyer pays. Use 0 for free tickets. |
| Quantity | How many can ever be sold. Sold out when reached. |
| Max per order | Cap on how many one buyer grabs in a single order. |
Typical setups
- 1
Tiered pricing
Early Bird (limited, lower) → Regular → optional Last Minute. Demand rolls up as tiers sell out.
- 2
Access levels
General Admission and VIP as separate types, each with its own quantity.
- 3
Free + paid mix
A free type (price 0) can coexist with paid ones — good for guest lists or optional support tickets.
Tip
On seated events, a type doesn’t have a single price — it depends on the seat zone, set in the pricing matrix.
Related articles
Pricing, quantities & per-order limits
How price, quantity and max-per-order interact — and how to use them to shape demand.
Activating & deactivating ticket types
Turn ticket types on and off to control what’s on sale — without deleting history.
Tracking sales & revenue per ticket type
See how each ticket type and product is performing in real time.