Close a tier by closing it
Early bird ends when you remove its button or its product. You do not need a countdown widget or a hunt through platform settings. The page is the box office, and you edit the page.
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Sell tickets from a one-page site
Selling tickets to a workshop, a show, or a supper club takes three things: ticket tiers, a way to pay, and a record of what sold. It does not take an events platform that adds a fee to every ticket.
A box office in two blocks
Each tier is a product with its own price and its own button. Here is early bird and VIP, side by side:
<coin-moebius-buy
project-id="proj_YOUR_ID"
product-id="ticket-early-bird"
label="Early bird · $19">
</coin-moebius-buy>
<coin-moebius-buy
project-id="proj_YOUR_ID"
product-id="ticket-vip"
label="VIP · $49">
</coin-moebius-buy>Sliding scale, same page
Make the community tier buyer-priced, and attendees pay what they can right next to the fixed-price seats. Pricing is set per product, so the mix is up to you.
Two ledgers, on purpose
Our log holds the tier, the time, and the status, which is your sales record. The list of who is coming lives in your own payment account, under your name. We never hold an attendee list, which is exactly where you want that risk to sit.
Rehearse before doors
Turn on test mode and buy your own tickets with a test card. Test purchases never count against your plan, and opening night should not be your first run.
Open the box office
A small event fits inside the free plan from start to finish.