Passes at every price
Early bird, regular, VIP — as many tiers as you like, each with its own price, limit and perks. Attendees see exactly how many are left.
For event organizers
Sell tiered passes, take payments your way, scan people in at the door, hand out merch and gifts, and hear what everyone thought — all from one dashboard. The ticket is just where it starts.
Free to start · No card needed
Live event
Midnight Sessions
Sat 14 Mar · 8:00 PM · The Warehouse
Pass
VIP
Guest
A. Mehta
Seat
Standing
Includes
TKT-9F42-A18C
Checked in
142 / 180
Sold today
₹48,200
Sound familiar?
And none of them talk to each other.
Tickeeta replaces all six.
What you get
Nine things that usually take nine tools. Here they are in one.
Early bird, regular, VIP — as many tiers as you like, each with its own price, limit and perks. Attendees see exactly how many are left.
Take card and UPI online through your own Razorpay account, or cash at the gate. Either way the money is yours and it lands in your account, not ours.
Point a phone at the QR and you are done. Someone forgot their ticket? Search their name. Watch the count climb live as the room fills.
Offer souvenirs while people are already buying. Sizes, colours, names printed on the back — it all folds into one total and one payment.
Include a tee with every VIP ticket, or let people pick one thing from a set. They choose their size while booking, so you know what to order.
Hand something out on the day, and send a thank-you afterwards. Make the return gift unlock only for people who leave feedback — a gentle nudge that works.
Invite brands, give each a headcount, and let them fill it from their own portal. They get visibility on your page. You get a fuller room.
Full refund up to a point, half after that, nothing past the cutoff — you set the windows. Cancelled seats go straight back on sale.
Ask your own questions, get star ratings and comments back, and see the averages in one view. Proof for next year, and for next year’s sponsors.
How it works
No setup call, no onboarding queue, no sales demo before you can try it.
Pick a layout made for concerts, conferences or workshops. Drop in your banner, set your colour and font, and it looks like you — not like a template.
Name your tiers, price them, cap them, and decide what comes with each one. Add souvenirs and freebies if you want them.
That is the whole marketing stack. People book in under a minute without making an account, and get a QR ticket straight away.
Scan people in, hand out what they ordered, and when it is over, ask them what they thought.
The booking flow
Most ticket pages lose people at the sign-up wall. Tickeeta does not have one.
Attendees book as guests and get a private link to their ticket. That link is all they need to see it, cancel it, or claim a gift later.
No souvenirs on this event? That step never appears. People only ever see what actually applies to them.
A QR code on their phone, or a clean printable version if they prefer paper. Both scan the same at the door.
Cap how many tickets a single person can take, so a handful of buyers cannot quietly clear your inventory.
Book your pass
No account neededTickets
VIP · 2 tickets
Freebies
Tour tee · M
Add-ons
Nothing on sale — skipped
Details
Name, email, phone
Beyond the ticket
A ticket gets someone through the door. What they walk out with is what they tell their friends about.
Your souvenirs appear at the moment of highest intent — mid-checkout, card already out. No second store, no second payment.
Because people pick sizes and options while booking, you get a production list before the day: eighteen black tees in medium, nine in large.
One view shows every order line with who it belongs to. Mark each one done as it goes out, so nothing gets handed out twice.
Return gifts turn the end of your event into the start of the next one — and tie neatly to the feedback you actually want.
Order items
2 of 4 handed outTour tee · M · Black
Tote bag · One size
Tour tee · L · Black
Enamel pin · Gold
Production summary
18
Tee · M
9
Tee · L
24
Tote
For brands
Sponsorship usually means a logo on a banner. This makes it worth something to both sides.
Add them to your event and give them a headcount they can fill.
Brands add their own people from their own login, and watch their quota tick down live.
Sponsors appear on your public event page where every attendee sees them.
The quota is the quota. Nobody goes over, and every seat still comes through your system.
Plans
Every event picks its own plan, so a small meetup never pays for a festival.
Your first event
Everything you need to get one event out of the door and take real money for it.
Most organizers
For people running real events on a schedule, with merch, gifts and a bigger room.
The big ones
For festivals, conferences and anything where the guest list runs into the thousands.
Plans are set per event, not per account. Pick the size that fits each one.
Quietly important
Only one of them gets it. Capacity is held the instant a booking starts, so a rush at launch can never sell you into a room you do not have.
The keys connecting your Razorpay account are encrypted before they are ever stored, and every charge is checked against the real total server-side.
Sensitive actions are logged with who did them and when. Nothing important happens quietly.
Questions
No. They book as guests and get a private link to their ticket. They can use that link to view it, cancel it, claim a gift or leave feedback — no password, ever.
Straight into your own Razorpay account. You connect your keys, payments settle to you directly, and we never sit in the middle holding your takings.
Yes. Turn on offline payment and people can choose to pay at the gate. You mark them paid when they do, and their ticket goes valid.
Exactly one of them gets it. The seat is locked the moment a booking begins, so you can never oversell — not during a launch rush, not ever.
Absolutely. Leave the price blank and tickets issue instantly with no payment step. You can still sell paid merch alongside a free ticket.
Only if you let them, and only on your terms. Set a full-refund window, a half-refund window and a cutoff. Refunds can go back automatically, and the seat returns to sale.
Yes. Import a CSV of email addresses and everyone gets added. Free tiers issue a ticket straight away; paid tiers get a payment link.
Anything with a door and a guest list — gigs, conferences, workshops, screenings, meetups, weddings. There are ready-made page layouts for the three most common shapes.
Get in touch
Tell us what you are planning and we will tell you exactly how to run it on Tickeeta. Real reply, usually same day.
Build the page, set your passes, share the link. No card, no call, no catch.