Ticketing Guides
Field notes and practical guides from the tickts desk, filed under ticketing guides.
The Complete Guide to Event Ticketing in the UK
Everything you need to know about event ticketing in the UK: platform types, fee structures, QR code technology, payment processing, GDPR compliance, accessibility, refund policies…
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30 guidesUnderstanding Ticket Fees and Charges
A breakdown of every fee that gets added between the ticket price you see and the total you pay, who they go to…
Sport Event Ticketing UK: The Complete Guide for Clubs and Promoters
The starting point for UK clubs selling tickets online: what a club gets on tickts…
GDPR Compliance for Event Ticketing in the UK
What event organisers need to know about GDPR.
Complete Guide to Setting Up Online Ticketing
The whole path from account to first ticket sold, in the order you will do it…
Consumer Rights for Event Tickets in the UK: A Practical Guide
Who you actually bought from, why cancelled, postponed and changed are three different things, the cooling-off period that does not exist…
How to Set Up Payment Plans for Event Tickets
Deposits, instalments, failed payments and where plans belong, with a £150 ticket worked through.
Event Payment Plans: Let Fans Spread the Cost
A guide to offering payment plans for event tickets, covering how instalments work, which events benefit most, and how to manage failed payments.
Ticket Transfers: How They Work and Why They Matter
How a ticket moves from one person to another with a new QR and the old one voided, what each side sees…
White Label Ticketing: What It Is and Why It Matters
What white-label changes and what it does not, custom branding versus a subdomain with tickts removed, who it is for…
How to Create Ticket Types and Pricing Tiers
How to decide your ticket types, set prices that move on their own, cap the room, and run a hidden guest list…
QR Code Tickets: How They Work and Why They Are Better
What a QR ticket actually contains, what happens in the second after it is scanned…
