Event editor
Title, venue, date, description, poster colour and any number of ticket tiers — edit it after it’s live.
For organizersPut it on sale
Put it on sale
in minutes.
List your event, set your tiers, and watch the money land — live. Tickketo handles the checkout, the tickets and the door, so you can go back to running the show.
- Set up in minutes
- Payout in 48 hours
- Door scanning built in
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The workflow
Four steps from idea to sold out
No sales call, no onboarding queue, no contract to sign before you can price a ticket.
01
Create the event
Name, venue, date, poster. Add as many ticket tiers as you need and cap each one.
02
Publish it
One switch takes it live on the browse page and into the swipe feed the same minute.
03
Watch it sell
Live sales, revenue and sell-through per tier. Spot a slow night early enough to fix it.
04
Scan them in
Any phone becomes a gate. Every QR is checked once — duplicates get caught at the door.
The backstage
Everything in one place
One dashboard for the whole run — building the event, selling it, and getting people through the door.
Tiers and caps
General, premium, VIP or your own names. Set a price and a quantity; sold-out tiers close themselves.
Live sales board
Tickets sold, revenue and sell-through updating as orders land — per event and across your whole roster.
Order history
Every order with buyer, tier, amount and status. Search it, page through it, refund from it.
Attendee list
Who’s coming, what they bought and whether they’ve walked in yet. Export it before the doors open.
Gate scanner
Hand a phone to your door staff. Camera scan or type the code — accepted, duplicate or void in a second.
Live QR tickets
Buyers get a ticket that lives in their account — nothing to print, nothing to lose, impossible to screenshot twice.
Team roles
Give door staff scanner access without handing over the money screens. Admin, scanner, customer — that’s it.
Discovery feed
Every published event drops into browse and the swipe deck, so people find you without you buying an ad.
At the gate
The door is the hard part
Sales are the easy half. The night is won or lost on whether 1,200 people get inside without a queue forming around the block.
- One scan, one entryEvery ticket is checked exactly once. A second scan comes back as a duplicate, not a shrug.
- No hardware to hireYour door staff use their own phones. Give them a scanner login and nothing else.
- A running countChecked-in numbers climb live on the same screen you watched the sales on.
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The money
Paid in 48 hours
Your takings settle to your account within two days of the last person walking in — not two weeks, not after a reconciliation call. Every order that made up the number stays on screen if you want to check it.
- Payouts land within 48 hours of the doors closing.
- Every payout traces back to the orders that made it up.
- Refunds and cancellations handled from the order screen.
- Buyers see their full total before they pay — no surprises at the door.
Payout48hSent after your doors close
EventMidnight Pulse
Doors27 Jun · Warehouse 9
Tickets sold1,284
Settled toBank ••••4417
StatusPaid
Every payout links back to the orders behind it, so the number is always something you can check rather than take on trust.
Before you ask
Frequently asked
How do I create an event?
Make an organizer account, open the backstage dashboard and fill in the event form: name, venue, date, time, description and a poster colour. Add your ticket tiers with a price and a quantity for each, then hit publish. It’s live on the browse page immediately — most first events go up in under ten minutes.
What does it cost to host on Tickketo?
That depends on the size and shape of your event, so we work it out with you rather than posting a single number. Get in touch with what you’re planning — capacity, ticket types, how many nights — and we’ll come back with terms for it.
When do I get paid?
Within 48 hours of your event’s doors closing, to the bank account on your organizer profile. Every order that made up the payout stays visible in the order history, so the number is always traceable back to real sales.
What kinds of events can I host?
Concerts, sports fixtures, comedy nights, theatre runs, festivals, club nights, conferences — anything with a date, a venue and a ticket. Free events work too: set a tier to zero and Tickketo still issues the QR and handles the door.
How does entry work on the night?
Give your door staff a scanner login. They open the scanner on any phone, point it at the buyer’s QR and get back accepted, duplicate or void. Codes are checked once, so a screenshot passed to a friend doesn’t get a second person in.
Can I change an event after it’s published?
Yes. Details, description, poster and tiers stay editable while the event is live, and you can add a tier mid-run or close one early. Anyone who already bought keeps their ticket — the QR doesn’t change.
Still deciding? Make an account — you can build an event and see the whole dashboard before you publish anything.
Sell it
out
Build your event tonight, publish it tomorrow, and watch the first orders land before you’ve finished the poster.
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