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Using the Wix app for Wix Events

Wix Events: Creating Tickets for an Event Using the Wix App

Create the type of tickets that suit your event. You can choose from a variety of pricing options or create free tickets to promote a special event. For example adult / student tickets or create donation based tickets where guests can set their own price.

Important:

It is not possible to sell tickets for RSVP events.

To create event tickets:

  1. Go to your site in the Wix app.

  2. Tap Manage  at the bottom.

  3. Tap Events.

  4. Tap Published / Draft Events, then tap on the relevant event.

  5. Tap Create Tickets.

  6. Enter a ticket name (e.g. Crafty Cooking 101).

  7. (Optional) Enter a ticket description.

  8. Select the kind of ticket you want to create under Ticket Type:

Fixed price

The ticket costs a set amount for all event guests.

  1. Tap the Currency drop-down under Price and select the relevant currency.

  2. Enter the ticket price.

  3. Select an option under Ticket Quantity:Unlimited tickets: There is no maximum total number of tickets you are selling.
    Limited tickets: Enter the maximum total number of tickets you are selling.

  4. Select who pays the Ticket service fee:Pass fee on to buyer: The 2.5% fee is added to the ticket price. For example, if you set the ticket price to $100, buyers pay $102.50 and you receive $100.
    Absorb fee: The 2.5% fee is included in the ticket price. For example, if you set the ticket price to $100, buyers pay $100 and you receive $97.50.

  5. (Optional) Edit the default Ticket Policy.

  6. (Optional) Set when ticket sales start and end under Advanced Settings:Enable the Set Ticket Sale Period toggle.
    Select the Opening date and Opening time from the drop-down menus.
    Select the Closing date and Closing time from the drop-down menus.
    (Optional) Select the Hide ticket if it is not on sale checkbox.
    Tap Add.

  7. (Optional) Tap + Add a Ticket to create additional tickets.

  8. Tap Done.

Price options

Charge different prices for your event tickets. For example, you can have ticket options for adult / child or orchestra / balcony, depending on the type of event.

  1. Tap the Currency drop-down under Price and select the relevant currency.

  2. Tap Add Price Option.

  3. Enter the option name (e.g. Adult) and price.

  4. Tap + Add Price Option and enter a second option (e.g. Child) and price.
    Note: Repeat this step to enter the price options you need.

  5. Tap Save.

  6. Select an option under Ticket Quantity:Unlimited tickets: There is no maximum total number of tickets you are selling.
    Limited tickets: Enter the maximum total number of tickets you are selling.

  7. Select who pays the Ticket service fee:Pass fee on to buyer: The 2.5% fee is added to the ticket price. For example, if you set the ticket price to $100, buyers pay $102.50 and you receive $100.
    Absorb fee: The 2.5% fee is included in the ticket price. For example, if you set the ticket price to $100, buyers pay $100 and you receive $97.50.

  8. (Optional) Edit the default Ticket Policy.

  9. (Optional) Set when ticket sales start and end under Advanced Settings:Enable the Set Ticket Sale Period toggle.
    Select the Opening date and Opening time from the drop-down menus.
    Select the Closing date and Closing time from the drop-down menus.
    (Optional) Select the Hide ticket if it is not on sale checkbox.
    Tap Add.

  10. (Optional) Tap + Add a Ticket to create additional ticket options.

  11. Tap Done.

Pay what you want

Use this ticket to offer flexible pricing where guests can choose how much they want to pay. You have the option of adding a minimum price.

  1. (Optional) Set the minimum price guests must pay for a ticket:Tap the Minimum Price toggle to enable it.
    Tap the Currency drop-down and enter the minimum price.

  2. Select an option under Ticket Quantity:Unlimited tickets: There is no maximum total number of tickets you are selling.
    Limited tickets: Enter the maximum total number of tickets you are selling.

  3. Select who pays the Ticket service fee:Pass fee on to buyer: The 2.5% fee is added to the ticket price. For example, if you set the ticket price to $100, buyers pay $102.50 and you receive $100.
    Absorb fee: The 2.5% fee is included in the ticket price. For example, if you set the ticket price to $100, buyers pay $100 and you receive $97.50.

  4. (Optional) Edit the default Ticket Policy.

  5. (Optional) Set when ticket sales start and end under Advanced Settings:Enable the Set Ticket Sale Period toggle.
    Select the Opening date and Opening time from the drop-down menus.
    Select the Closing date and Closing time from the drop-down menus.
    (Optional) Select the Hide ticket if it is not on sale checkbox.
    Tap Add.

  6. (Optional) Tap + Add a Ticket to create additional ticket options.

  7. Tap Done.

Free

You can create free tickets for your event to help you keep track of who's attending.

  1. Select an option under Ticket Quantity:Unlimited tickets: There is no maximum total number of tickets you are offering.
    Limited tickets: Enter the maximum total number of tickets you are offering.

  2. (Optional) Edit the default Ticket Policy.

  3. (Optional) Set when ticket sales start and end under Advanced Settings:Enable the Set Ticket Sale Period toggle.
    Select the Opening date and Opening time from the drop-down menus.
    Select the Closing date and Closing time from the drop-down menus.
    (Optional) Select the Hide ticket if it is not on sale checkbox.
    Tap Add.

  4. (Optional) Tap + Add a Ticket to create additional ticket options.

  5. Tap Done.

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