Tiered Pricing
Tiered pricing lets you offer the same ticket at different price levels — such as early bird, regular, and last-minute pricing.
How to Set It Up
- When creating or editing a ticket, set Price Type to Tiered
- You will see a table where each row is a price tier
Tier Fields
Each tier has:
- Label — the name shown to attendees (e.g. “Early Bird”, “Regular”, “Last Minute”)
- Price — the ticket price for this tier
- Quantity — how many tickets are available at this price
How It Works
Tiers are listed in order from top to bottom. Each tier has its own quantity, and you control when each tier becomes available using the sale start date and sale end date on the ticket.
For example, you can set up an early bird tier that goes on sale immediately, then schedule a regular-priced tier to start selling on a later date. This gives you full control over when each pricing level is offered.
Attendees always see only the currently active tier — they do not see future or past tier prices.
Example
| Tier | Price | Quantity | Sale Start Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Early Bird | $25 | 100 | Jan 1 |
| Regular | $40 | 200 | Feb 1 |
| Last Minute | $55 | 50 | Mar 1 |
The first 100 tickets sell at $25 starting Jan 1. From Feb 1, tickets sell at $40. From Mar 1, the final 50 sell at $55.
Tips
- Use clear tier labels so attendees understand the pricing structure
- Set total quantities across all tiers to match your overall capacity
- Use sale start dates to control when each tier becomes active
- Tiered pricing creates natural urgency — early buyers get the best price