Concerts, from announcement to stage
Announcement-day rushes, phased prices, touts and setup work that repeats on every tour date.
The live preview is read-only: it shows a demo organizer and saves nothing.
Sound familiar?
Excitement fades before tickets go on sale.
In "Coming soon" mode the page stays live and visitors ask to be notified; sales start by themselves at the opening time.
Touts upset the fans.
Resale prices can't exceed face value, and every change of hands gives the ticket a new code.
I rebuild the same setup for every city.
Copy the event: ticket types, rules and line-up move to the new date together.
What's included
Sale modes
On sale, RSVP, Coming soon (goes on sale by itself at opening) and Waitlist; scheduled publishing and link-only pages.
Ticket types and phases
Price, capacity and sales window; categories with shared capacity and phases that open in order.
Seating plans
Rows of seats and table sections; buyers pick their place on a map.
Coupons and seller codes
Discount codes, ?c= sales links, ticket and revenue ranking per seller, and hidden tickets unlocked by code.
Safe transfers and resale
Free transfers and resale capped at face value; a new code with every change of hands.
Reports
Daily sales chart, sales by ticket type, hourly entries and order CSV.
Profile and followers
A public organizer page; your followers hear about new events by email.
Ads on Tixvio
Promotion on the home page showcase, featured lists and search results, labelled "Ad".