Set up tickets

If you created your event as "Ticket entry", you define tickets here. In the event's admin panel, go to the Tickets area and press the Add ticket button.

Free or paid

Every ticket has a price. If you set the price to 0, the ticket is free. If you set a value above zero, it is paid.

The currency is fixed to Turkish Lira (TL), and you cannot change it.

Ticket types and tiers

For each ticket you enter a title (for example "Standard"), a type (for example Normal, VIP, Early Bird), and a description.

You create tiers by adding several tickets with different prices and perks. During checkout the attendee picks the one they want. For example, you could define three separate tickets: Early Bird, Standard, and VIP.

Early-bird tickets

Early-bird is not a separate feature, it is a ticket type. Create a lower-priced ticket named "Early Bird" and set its sale window to close on an early date.

Each ticket has its own sale start and sale end. If you leave these empty, the ticket uses the event's overall sale window.

Quota

If you want to sell a limited number, turn on Inventory tracking and enter a count. Once that number is reached, the ticket shows as sold out. If you leave it off, the ticket is unlimited.

VAT setting

You manage VAT from the settings icon above the Tickets area. You can choose whether the price includes or excludes VAT and set the rate. As you add a ticket, the total the buyer pays is shown live.

If you chose RSVP entry, you cannot add custom tickets; the system creates a free join ticket automatically.

Discount codes

Every paid ticket can have its own discount codes. A code belongs to one ticket — "50% off VIP" — so the same event can price different tickets differently. A free ticket cannot take a code.

In the Discount codes section under the tickets table, press New discount code. You set:

• Code: what the buyer types. It is upper-cased; letters, numbers, underscores and hyphens.
• Kind and amount: a percentage or a fixed amount. A percentage cannot go over 100, and a fixed amount cannot go over the ticket price.
• Total uses: how many times it can be used. Leave it empty for unlimited.
• Per person: how many times one person can use it. One by default.
• Valid until: an end date, if you want one. Leave it empty for no end.

The list shows how many times each code has been used. To stop a code, press Close on its row; nobody can use it after that, and tickets already bought with it are untouched.

You cannot change a live code's amount — close it and write a new one instead. The reason: when a buyer enters a code, what they will pay is worked out and signed on the server at that moment, and changing the offer underneath them would split the price they saw from the price they paid.