Selling tickets & registrations

Use built-in ticketing or link out to an external ticket page.

Spotagig gives you two ways to handle tickets and registrations: send people to an external ticket page, or use built-in ticketing powered by your own payment account.

Linking to an external ticket page

If you sell on Eventbrite, Fienta or your own site, point your event at it.

  1. Edit the event Open the event and go to its Event Details.
  2. Turn on external ticketing Enable Link to external ticket/registration page, paste the External link URL, and set the CTA button text (defaults to "Get Tickets").
  3. Save Visitors now see your call-to-action button linking straight to the ticket page. Imported Eventbrite events keep their original ticket link automatically.

Built-in ticketing

You can also sell tickets through Spotagig's checkout, which uses your own connected payment account so funds go directly to you. There are three pieces to it:

  1. Connect a payment account Ticket money goes to your own Stripe account — see getting paid. Free reservations don't need this.
  2. Build your ticket tiers Create reusable tiers under Produce → Ticketing, then attach them to a show with a capacity and sale window — see ticket tiers & where your show sells.
  3. Watch who's coming Buyers get a QR ticket and a confirmation email, and every sale lands on the event's Attendees tab.

You can do both at once: a show can sell here and link out to a platform, and buyers get to choose.

Tickets vs. spots Tickets are for your audience. Performer slots are spots — a different flow covered in managing a lineup.
Tenant sites: on-site widget or redirect? If your profile has a tenant site, you can choose whether Eventbrite and Fienta checkout opens on-site as an embedded widget or redirects visitors to the ticketing platform — see widget vs. CTA: tenant checkout modes.