Doors open, signal or not.

Devices keep admitting attendees with no connectivity and reconcile when back online. Refunded and cancelled tickets are still caught at the door, and no attendee data is ever stored on the device. On every plan.

Issue attendees a signed pass for Apple or Google Wallet straight from checkout, and update passes when a ticket is reassigned, refunded or erased. A whole order’s passes — tickets and redeemable add-ons alike — add in one action.

Sell parking, merchandise and extras with their own inventory. Create discount codes with validity windows, total and per-contact limits, validated live and redeemed safely even if two buyers reach for the last one at once.

Pair a door device by scanning a QR or entering a short rotating code — devices never hold logins. Each device is pinned to one event and lane, and can be revoked instantly if it’s lost.

Put each ticket type on sale from a date and close it on another — no more manual publish and unpublish. Run early-bird → standard price ladders that switch automatically by date or once a set number have sold, and choose whether an off-sale ticket shows a countdown or stays hidden.

Someone who can’t come lists their ticket at exactly what they paid, and it is offered to your sold-out waitlist in turn. The buyer pays face value plus the usual booking fee, the seller is refunded face value, and the QR rotates on the way through. No touting, no markup, no marketplace taking a cut of your event. On Pro and above.

Cap how many tickets one person may buy across every order they place, not just per basket — so nobody clears your allocation four tickets at a time. Counted against the buyer, and enforced at the door as well as online. On Pro and above.

Tag your share links with UTM parameters and see, per event, which sources turned views into checkouts and paid conversions — first-party, with no third-party pixels.