Online ticketing for your event
Free or paid tickets, promo codes, VAT, invoices and refunds: the sale happens in the registration form, and the money goes to your Stripe account.
What it does
Ticketing is part of registration: a buyer becomes a participant, with their badge, the moment their payment arrives.
- Tickets named in each of the event’s languages, with a price including taxes, a quota and a sales window. A zero-priced ticket registers right away.
- Payment on Stripe’s page: the money goes to your organization’s Stripe account, then to your bank account. An order in progress holds the seat for thirty-five minutes.
- Promo codes as a percentage or an amount, for one ticket or all of them, with a number of uses and dates. A 100% code gives the seat away without going through Stripe.
- VAT per ticket, an invoice made by Stripe with your legal details, and a one-click refund that frees the seat.
- Paid access to a live channel or a replay, and a Sales section that adds everything up per currency, with a CSV export of orders.
What it does not do
It sells seats and video access to people, one at a time.
- No group orders: one email address is one registration. To register a team, the organizer imports the list.
- No payment on site and no cashless bar system: everything is paid online, before the event or during the live stream.
Frequently asked questions
- Who collects the ticket money?
- You do. Each organization connects its own Stripe account, and the money goes straight there. VAT and invoices are yours, and LiveEvent never holds funds.
- Can a ticket be refunded?
- Yes. “Refund” on a paid order gives the whole amount back from your Stripe account, cancels the registration and frees the seat. A partial refund made in Stripe also shows on the order.
- Can I keep an existing ticketing platform?
- Yes. Weezevent, Eventbrite and Billetweb connect: their buyers become participants in LiveEvent, with their badge and access to the site.