Early-bird offers
Set a limited offer period to make the benefits of buying early clear. Check the end date, and distinguish the discount from any automatic change to the ticket’s base price.
Create a promo code for early buyers, a partner or your regular audience. Choose a percentage or fixed-amount discount, events, dates and limits so the offer terms are clear to you and your guests.
Different reasons for offering a discount call for different validity periods and usage rules.
Set a limited offer period to make the benefits of buying early clear. Check the end date, and distinguish the discount from any automatic change to the ticket’s base price.
Share a unique code and agreed wording for the offer. To track visits and purchases from a placement, add a link with UTM tags.
Prepare a clear offer for your audience. Set a usage limit and expiry date, while bearing in mind that recipients may share the code with others.
A percentage works well for offers with different prices, while a fixed amount makes the monetary saving clear. In either case, test the checkout before promising your audience a final price.
Selecting events determines where the code can be used, while the start and end dates define the promotion period. Include the same terms alongside the code in your post so visitors don’t have to guess the restrictions by trial and error.
The overall limit and per-customer limit control code usage. If your promotion changes, review the settings and deactivate the promo code if needed. This does not cancel purchases already made or any promises made in connection with them.
Choose the goal of your campaign and the discount amount. Check how the buyer’s price will change and whether it fits your event budget.
Choose all events or specific events, start and end dates, an overall usage limit and a limit per buyer. Check that the promo code is active before sharing it.
Apply it during checkout for an eligible event and check the final amount. Share the exact code, dates and terms with your audience; when the campaign ends, deactivate the code if you no longer need it.
You understand the final price and the economics of the offer.
The events, dates and limits are reflected in the promotion copy.
The code applies to the intended event and gives the expected result.
A percentage discount from 1 to 100% or a fixed amount. Before launching, test it with an actual selection of tickets and check the order total. The organizer decides the discount amount.
Yes. You can select specific events or apply the code to all events. Check the list before sharing it, especially if tickets for several events are on sale in your account at the same time.
The interface described here lets you select events; it does not provide a separate limit by ticket category. If the campaign should apply to only part of your offer, check the right setup with support before promising it to your audience.
The overall limit caps the total number of times the code can be used; the per-buyer limit caps how many times one buyer can use it. Neither is an event capacity limit or an identity check. The number of available tickets is set separately.
Check the spelling, whether the code is active, the dates, the selected event and whether any limits have been reached. If the terms are met but the code still doesn’t work, save the checkout details and contact support before sharing the campaign widely.
Create an event and set up an offer with clear dates and limits.