One buyer, one night was just the start.

Sell a set at one price — a table of eight, a ticket-and-shirt deal, a weekend plus camping. The event page shows what the bundle contains and what it saves against buying the pieces separately; stock binds to the bundle's own cap and every component's; and each item inside is issued, scanned, transferred and refunded exactly as if bought on its own. On Starter and above.

Sell a whole run as one ticket: a theatre season, a festival weekend, an attraction's annual pass. One QR, valid on every date, admitted once per date at the door — online and offline — with each night's entries counted in that night's attendance. No reissues, no per-date juggling. On Starter and above with multi-date runs.

Sell your own gift cards at checkout and straight from your public organiser page — a value the buyer picks, a personal message, and delivery to the recipient by email on the day they choose, with a designed card to download. Redeemed against any of your events as part payment or the whole ticket, with every balance movement on an auditable ledger and refunds restoring the card first. Cards never expire unless you set a term. On Starter and above.

Sell one pass that covers a whole season of separate events — every home game, a year of shows. Buyers check out once and get real tickets for every covered event, in their wallet and valid at each door the moment they pay, with each event's own stock counted so a full house is never oversold. Add an event to the season later and every pass holder receives its tickets automatically. On Pro and above.

Sell annual or fixed-term memberships with benefits that work at checkout: members-only tickets, a member discount, early access before the public on-sale, and included ticket credits to spend on entry. Members verify with the link in their welcome email — no buyer accounts to run — check their benefits and credits on their own membership page, and renew from there in a couple of clicks. On Pro and above.

Add an event to a season after passes have sold and every holder receives its tickets automatically — with each covered event's own stock respected, so a full house is surfaced to you per holder rather than oversold. Remove one and its tickets stop working everywhere, with every holder told once.

A member's welcome email carries their own membership page — status, benefits and remaining credits — and renewing is a couple of clicks from there. Nobody creates a password; the link is the proof, the same way your buyers already open their orders.