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TicketSignup now supports multi-date registration for calendar-based events. Guests can add tickets for multiple dates, time slots, and ticket options to one cart and check out in a single transaction. For example, a family can book a Friday afternoon skate for the…
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TicketSignup’s store lets you sell add-ons like parking passes, food vouchers, experiences, merchandise and upgrades alongside your tickets. Now you can see those purchases on a calendar with new calendar-based reporting options. To view your add-on sales via a calendar report, use…
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In September, we launched ticket categories for calendar-based events. Categories group your ticket levels into named sections like General Admission, VIP or Members, so buyers find the right ticket faster. Now each category can show its price range and tickets remaining for…
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Rain, extreme weather, and staffing gaps happen. When a night or a block of time slots has to close, TicketSignup timed entry events can cancel those time slots and let attendees move their tickets to a new date on their own all…
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Some calendar-based events sell two ticket levels. Others sell twenty. Ticket Categories let you group your tickets into named sections in the purchase path, so attendees see a short, scannable list instead of one long scroll. This makes it easy and clean…
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TicketSignup’s Virtual Queuing integration lets events replace physical lines with a virtual queue, so guests spend their wait buying food, playing games, and upgrading their tickets instead of standing in line. Now you can put that queue on a schedule. Virtual Queue…
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TicketSignup’s dynamic Time Slot Calendar component now supports background colors and background images on your calendar dates. Following Time Slot Calendar Labels, which gave each date multiple color coded labels, backgrounds let you style the date cell itself. A photo of your…
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A holiday lights show rents six fire pits a night. A festival sells fifty reserved parking spots a day. A brewery event books eight cabanas an evening. TicketSignup now offers Daily Quantity Limits for calendar-based ticketing add-ons, so you can sell that…
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Calendar-based ticketing lets event organizers sell tickets by date with optional time slots, capacity control, and dynamic pricing. TicketSignup delivers a calendar-first system at $0.40 per ticket plus standard credit card processing fees, including your website, email marketing, on-site check-in app, virtual…
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Looking to set up your first event on TicketSignup, and not sure where to start? Welcome! We’re here to help you get started with TicketSignup. Getting Started with TicketSignup The very, very simple answer: to get started, just click the “Create Your…
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The new Ticket Purchases by Date Report gives calendar based events an easier way to filter attendees by the date they plan to visit. This gives event organizers a faster way to understand who is coming today, tomorrow, this week, and next…
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Calendar-based events can unlock new revenue by offering Flex Tickets. TicketSignup now lets events set self-serve ticket transfer rules by ticket type to make this possible without adding work for your team. Sell Flex Tickets at Higher Price Points Flex Tickets offer…
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