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Events and Tickets

Create events, sell tickets via Stripe. Everything your venue needs for a great night.

6 tasks · ~10 minutesTickets is part of the Pro plan · payments via StripeUpdated June 2026

The gist

Events and Tickets lets you run ticketed nights end to end: create an event, set up ticket tiers, sell through Stripe, and check guests in at the door.

Open Events

2 steps · where everything in this guide happens

  1. In the left sidebar, open the Venue section.
  2. Click Events & Tickets.

Events are grouped into Upcoming, Current, and Past. Each event has a status: Draft, Published, or Cancelled.

Create an event

4 steps · start as a draft

  1. Click New Event (or Create your first event).
  2. Under Basic info, enter the Event title (for example Summer Rooftop Night). A web address is created from the title (for example summer-rooftop-night).
  3. Add Details: a short description for guests, plus date and time.
  4. Save it as a Draft while you finish setting up.

Add ticket tiers

5 steps · each tier has its own price and limit

Tiers are the ticket types you sell, each with its own price and limit.

  1. Open the event and go to Ticket Tiers (Manage pricing tiers).
  2. Add a tier and name it (for example General Admission).
  3. Set the Price (for example 25.00) and the Quantity available.
  4. Set the Sale window (when tickets go on sale and stop) and the tier's Visibility.
  5. Save. Add as many tiers as you need; before you do, you'll see No ticket tiers yet.

Publish and sell

1 step · Stripe handles the payments

  1. Once your details and tiers are ready, change the event from Draft to Published so guests can buy tickets.
Payments are handled by Stripe.

At the door

2 steps · on the night

  1. Open the event's Attendees tab to see who's coming.
  2. Use Check-in to mark guests in as they arrive.
Before any sales you'll see No attendees yet.

Track sales

2 views · orders and revenue

  1. Orders — every purchase, with the buyer, quantity, amount, and status.
  2. Sales — Revenue over time for the event.

The event's Settings tab holds the rest of its configuration, including a Danger zone for cancelling or removing the event.

Event statuses

An event moves left to right — one exit if the night is called off.

DraftpublishPublishednight endsPast
If plans changeCancelledthe event was called off
  • Draft — being set up; guests can't see it yet.
  • Published — live; tickets are on sale.
  • Past — the night is over; sales and attendees stay on record.
  • Cancelled — the event was called off.

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