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This guide walks you through everything you need to go from a blank slate to a live, ticketed event on Treasure. By the end, you’ll have a published event page that attendees can find and buy tickets from.
Not hosting? If you’re here to sell at a show, start with Apply for a vendor table. If you’re going to one, see Buy tickets and Treasure Hunt.
The free Basic plan is enough to complete every step in this guide. You can upgrade at any time from your pricing page.
1

Create your account

Go to ontreasure.com/login. Enter your phone number or email address, then enter the 6-digit code Treasure sends you. There’s no password to create.On first sign-in, Treasure asks for your first and last name and a profile photo. Fill in the rest of your profile before creating your first event, because your name and photo appear on every event page you publish.
2

Complete your profile

After signing in, open your profile and choose Edit profile. Fill in:
  • First and last name — used on your public profile and payouts
  • Username — sets your public URL at ontreasure.com/u/[username]
  • Business name (optional) — shown on your event pages instead of your personal name
  • About — a short description displayed on your public profile
Upload a profile photo by clicking the avatar next to Profile photo. Your public profile at /u/[username] lists your events, so attendees can follow you across events.Click Save in the bar at the bottom of the page when you’re done. See Account setup for every profile field.
3

Create your first event

Go to ontreasure.com/create.Fill in the event details:
  • Event Name — the name that appears on your event page and in search results
  • Add Event Image — upload a poster or banner for your event page
  • Dates — each day of the event, with start and end times. Use Add Date for multi-day events.
  • Location — venue name and address
  • Description — select Add Description to tell attendees what to expect
Choose a status for the event:
  • Live — visible on the events feed, with purchases enabled
  • Unlisted — purchases enabled, but hidden from the feed, so only people with the link can find it
  • Draft — hidden from the feed, with no purchases
You can change the status later. Don’t select Create Event yet: add your tickets first, in the next step.For a full walkthrough of every event setting, see Create an event.
4

Add ticket types

On the same page, in the Tickets section, select Add Ticket to create your first ticket type. To add tickets after the event is created, go to Edit Event → Tickets in your event dashboard and select Create New.Each ticket type has:
  • Name — for example, “General Admission” or “VIP”
  • Price — set to 0 for free tickets
  • Quantity — the maximum number of tickets available
  • Min Purchase and Max Purchase — optional limits on how many one buyer can order at once
  • Dates — for multi-day events, which days the ticket is valid for
You can add multiple ticket types (early bird, general, VIP). Each can use Fixed Pricing or Tiered Pricing, where the per-ticket price depends on how many the buyer takes.
To sell paid tickets, you need to connect a Stripe account first. Treasure will prompt you to do this when you add a paid ticket. Free events do not require Stripe. See Payouts for details.
When your tickets are set up, select Create Event. Treasure creates the event and opens its event dashboard.For more on ticket configuration options, see Ticket types.
5

Share your event page

Once your event is live, Treasure generates a dedicated public URL for it. Copy the link from the event dashboard and share it anywhere — social media, email, your website.Attendees can browse your event, read the description, and purchase tickets directly on the page. You can also embed the checkout widget on your own site using the embed feature.Track ticket sales and revenue in real time from your event’s Sales dashboard.

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Next steps

Create an event

Deep dive into every event setting — gallery, tags, currency, and more.

Ticket types

Configure tiered pricing, inventory limits, and fee absorption.