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Treasure lets you create as many ticket types as your event needs — free or paid, limited or unlimited, single-day or multi-day. This page covers how to add ticket types, configure pricing (including tiered pricing), set inventory limits, and understand the service fees applied per transaction.

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Add a ticket type

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Open the Tickets section

In the event editor, open the Tickets section and add a ticket. A panel slides open with all the ticket configuration fields.On an existing event, go to Edit Event → Tickets instead.
2

Fill in the basic information

Enter a Ticket Name — for example, “General Admission”, “VIP”, or “Early Bird”. Optionally add a Description that appears at checkout to explain what’s included.
3

Choose a pricing model

Pick one from Choose your pricing model:For fixed pricing, enter the price in the Price field.For tiered pricing, define each tier with a First Unit, Last Unit, and price, using + Add Tier to add more. Leave the last tier’s Last Unit blank to make it open-ended.
Tiered pricing is not a volume discount applied per band — the whole order is priced at the tier the quantity lands in. A buyer who reaches tier 3 pays the tier 3 rate on every unit, including the first.
4

Set inventory limits

Enter a Quantity to cap the total number of tickets available for this type. Leave it empty (shown as ∞) to allow unlimited purchases.Optionally set Min Purchase and Max Purchase to control how many tickets a single buyer can order at once.
5

Select valid dates

For multi-day events, choose which event dates this ticket is valid for. By default, all event dates are selected. Deselect any dates you want to exclude.
6

Save the ticket

Click Create Ticket to add it to your event, or Save Changes when editing an existing one. Repeat to add more ticket types. You can edit or delete any ticket type at any time.

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Service fees

Treasure applies a service fee on every transaction. The fee depends on the plan of the event’s Host — not the plan of whoever is editing the event: The same rate applies to tickets, vendor tables, and add-ons. The flat portion is charged once per transaction, not once per item type, and the total fee on a paid order is never less than $0.50.

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Absorbing fees

By default, service fees are added on top of your price and paid by the buyer at checkout. To pay them yourself instead, turn on Absorb Treasure Fees? — the price you set becomes the price the buyer pays, and the fee is deducted from your payout. This is set separately for tickets and for tables:
  • Tickets — Edit Event → Tickets → Settings
  • Tables — Edit Event → Tables → Settings
Standard credit card and ACH processing fees (2.9% + $0.30 per transaction, charged by Stripe) are separate from Treasure’s service fee and are not included in the amounts above. A 1% cross-currency fee also applies when the buyer pays in a currency other than your payout currency.
You can also add your own custom fees to an event, as a percentage or flat amount, from Edit Event → Promo Codes & Fees. See Pricing.

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Free tickets

To create a free ticket, choose Fixed Pricing and set the Price to 0.00. Free tickets do not require a connected Stripe account, and no service fee is charged because no payment is processed. Attendees can claim them without entering payment information.

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Tips for common ticket setups

  • Early bird: Create a ticket at a lower price, then edit it to raise the price (or mark it sold out) once the early bird period ends.
  • VIP: Add a separate ticket type with a higher price and a distinct name. Describe what’s included in the description field.
  • Multi-day pass: Leave all event dates selected. For single-day access, create one ticket per day with only that date selected.
For more on plan costs and payout timing, see Pricing plans.