Tickets & events
Sell the seat on your own page.
Ticket buyers decide fast and abandon faster. Every hop to a third-party page is a chance to lose them.
Payments for this category are reviewed individually by the payments provider. Configuring and previewing your checkout is free while that is in progress.
What goes wrong at the last step
Hand-offs that lose buyers
A payment link opens the checkout with the ticket already in it — no marketplace in between.
Peaks that cost you a percentage
On sale day a percentage fee takes its biggest cut. A flat price does not.
Approval before you sell
Event and ticketing sales are reviewed by the payments provider. Set up free while it clears.
What you get on the page that takes the money
- Payment links per event, each with its own numbers
- Add-ons as an order bump
- Flat price through the on-sale peak
- Orders mirrored into Shopify
Delivery
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Keeps it looking new. Half price with this order.
Secure payment · card details never touch the store
An example store. Change the accent, the corners and the offer — that is the same editor your merchants get.
Every way your buyer already pays
Which methods appear depends on your payments account and the buyer’s country.
Other industries
Set it up free, on your own store.
Connect Shopify, point a subdomain, preview the real page. You pay when the checkout starts taking orders.
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