Pricing, quantities & per-order limits
How price, quantity and max-per-order interact — and how to use them to shape demand.
Three settings on every ticket type control availability and behavior: price, quantity, and max per order. Used well, they shape demand and keep sales fair.
Price
The amount the buyer pays for one ticket. Use 0 for free. Price changes apply only to future purchases — buyers who already paid keep their price.
Quantity
The total that can ever be sold. You can increase it anytime, but not below what’s already sold. A small Early Bird quantity creates urgency and rolls demand into your higher regular price.
Max per order
The most of a type one buyer can purchase in a single order. Keeps limited tiers fair and blunts bulk-buying. It caps an order, not a person.
Putting it together
| Goal | Price | Quantity | Max/order |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reward early buyers | Low | Small | Low (2–4) |
| Steady general sales | Standard | Large | Moderate |
| Exclusive VIP | High | Very small | Low (1–2) |
| Free community RSVP | 0 | As capacity allows | Low |
Good to know
On seated events, price lives in the pricing matrix and quantity is driven by the seat map — not a number you type here.