Module in detail
Ticketing that doesn't hand your guest over to a stranger
The purchase finishes where the decision was made: on your event's own site. Fewer abandoned checkouts, cleaner data, and a ticket that looks like your event from the very first moment.
Why buyers drop out
The usual path today: a visitor reads the programme, clicks “buy tickets” and lands on a platform with different design, different language and a different logo. That moment costs more tickets than anything else.
- After the redirect, buyers hesitate - is this even the right place?
- Collecting the billing details a company purchase needs becomes awkward.
- Ticket and attendee data live in two systems that have to be reconciled at the door.
- Discount codes and partner allocations are tracked by hand.
The purchase journey
Every step stays on the event's own site, and every step gives feedback.
- 01
Choosing a ticket
Clear ticket types, visible inclusions, remaining availability and how long the current price is valid.
- 02
Attendee details
Named tickets collect details per pass; group purchases run through a single contact person.
- 03
Payment
Secure online payment through an integrable provider, with a Hungarian and English interface.
- 04
Ticket and confirmation
An immediate email with a personal QR code, a calendar entry and the invoicing next steps.
Sales capabilities
We shape the ticket structure around your event - not around a platform's limits.
Ticket types
Day pass, full pass, workshop add-on, student or member rate, VIP - each with its own capacity and conditions.
Time-based pricing
Early bird periods that switch over automatically, so nobody edits prices manually at midnight.
Discount codes and allocations
A separate code per partner, sponsor or campaign, with usage limits and measurable results.
Company and group purchases
Several tickets in one transaction, with details per attendee and a single billing address.
Billing details
The checkout collects the company data you need, so it doesn't have to be chased afterwards.
Capacity and closing
Low-availability indicators, automatic closing, and waiting lists for sold-out categories if needed.
Payment and invoicing: a decision we make together
We don't lock in a payment or invoicing provider up front - we choose it with you. Several Hungarian and international systems can be integrated; the right one depends on the financial and administrative processes your organisation already runs.
- We go through the payment methods you expect (card, bank transfer, company purchase order).
- We look at the invoicing and accounting systems you already use.
- We pick an integrable provider that fits, and build the flow around it.
- The financial transaction always happens on the payment provider's secure interface.
Where it fits
Not every event needs ticketing. It pays off where attendance is public and there's a genuine sales process behind it.
- Paid professional conference
- Several ticket types, early bird pricing, group company purchases and invoicing needs.
- Training or workshop series
- Small groups, higher ticket prices, separate capacity per session.
- Festival or community event
- Day passes and multi-day tickets, large crowds, fast gate throughput.
- Charity and gala evening
- Table bookings, supporter ticket tiers and named seating.
Related modules
- Registration
- Automated emails
- QR code check-in
- Analytics
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- We decide that together, per project. Several Hungarian and international payment systems can be integrated; we choose the one that fits your financial processes and your guests' expectations. We go through this specifically during the brief.
Let's map out how you should sell tickets
Tell us the ticket types you have in mind and the financial process it has to fit - we'll propose the structure.