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title: "Set up ticket types | Ticket Fairy Guides"
description: "Create clear ticket choices with the right price, allocation, purchase limits, availability and entry rules before your event goes on sale."
canonical: "https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/set-up-ticket-types"
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3. [Create an event](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/create-an-event)
4. Set up ticket types

Setting up an event

# Set up ticket types

A ticket type carries the price, the allocation, the purchase limits and the door times behind one clear choice for buyers. Promoters preparing an on-sale set up every ticket type before the event goes live, and any one of them can be edited, duplicated, reordered or retired while the tickets are on sale.

Create clear ticket choices with the right price, allocation, purchase limits, availability and entry rules before your event goes on sale.

This is the ticket setup within creating an event. You can return to the complete event guide when the tickets are ready. [Create an event](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/create-an-event)

For:  Preparing the tickets buyers will choose for an event

Takes:  12 minutes

- [Open Tickets](#step-1)
- [Choose who pays the booking fee](#step-2)
- [When to create another ticket type](#step-3)
- [Select Create](#step-4)
- [Enter the name, price and maximum number of sales](#step-5)
- [Choose how many must be bought together](#step-6)
- [Set a limit per order](#step-7)
- [Enter the description](#step-8)
- [Choose a ticket category](#step-9)
- [Turn on repeat scanning](#step-10)
- [Leave the ticket type enabled](#step-11)
- [Give the ticket its own door times](#step-12)
- [Turn on the other options this ticket needs](#step-13)
- [Add tags for your team](#step-14)
- [Set when the ticket is on sale](#step-15)
- [Select Create Ticket Type](#step-16)
- [Check the ticket on your event page](#step-17)
- [Select the ticket](#step-18)

## Before you start

- You're an owner or admin for the event.
- You have created the event or saved it as a draft.
- You know what each ticket admits, its price, how many you can sell and when it should be available.
- You have decided whether buyers pay the booking fee or you absorb it. Choose this before creating the first ticket type because you cannot switch between Added and Absorbed once ticket types exist.

1. ## Open Tickets

   Open the event and select **Tickets**, then stay on **Inventory**. The Ticket Types section lists the tickets buyers can choose and shows whether each one is enabled, hidden or on sale.

   **Note:** A canceled event cannot accept new ticket types. Reinstate it before changing the inventory.
          ![Ticket Fairy Ticket Types inventory with General Admission and the Create action](https://www.ticketfairy.com/embeds/posters/marketing-tickets--inventory.png)    Event, Tickets, Inventory, Ticket Types.
2. ## Choose who pays the booking fee

   In **Booking Fees**, choose **Added** or **Absorbed**. With **Added** the buyer pays the fee and sees an inclusive price on the event page; with **Absorbed** the fee comes out of the ticket price.

   **Note:** Choose before creating the first ticket type, because Ticket Fairy prevents the switch once ticket prices exist. **Added Later** shows the fee at checkout and is unavailable for events in Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States.

## When to create another ticket type

Create a separate ticket type when the buyer receives different admission, such as General Admission, VIP, Friday, Full Weekend or an accessible companion ticket. For Early Bird, First Release and Final Release prices that provide the same admission, create one ticket type for each release and group them under one ticket category.

**Note:** A ticket category keeps releases for the same admission together. A sale window or a rule that reveals the next release controls when buyers can choose each one.

3. ## Select Create

   In Ticket Types, select **Create**. The Create Ticket Type dialog opens with the ticket type form.
          ![Ticket Fairy Create Ticket Type form on the Tickets page with General Admission, its price and Maximum Number of Sales](https://www.ticketfairy.com/embeds/posters/marketing-ticket-page-form--create.png)    Event, Tickets, Inventory, Create Ticket Type.
4. ## Enter the name, price and maximum number of sales

   Enter a **Name** that describes what the buyer receives, its **Price** and the **Maximum Number of Sales**.

   **Note:** Price can be 0 for a free ticket, and Maximum Number of Sales is the allocation for this ticket type, so 0 leaves it sold out. When several ticket types share the venue capacity, give each its own share rather than the whole capacity.
5. ## Choose how many must be bought together

   Leave **Must be bought in multiples of** at 1, or choose a higher number for a fixed bundle, such as 2 for a pair of seats.

   **Note:** The list goes up to the most one order can hold: the event's limit, or this ticket type's own limit when you set one.
6. ## Set a limit per order

   Optional: turn on **Set custom maximum quantity per order**, then enter the limit in **Maximum ticket quantity per order**.

   **Note:** **Set custom maximum quantity for waiting list** caps how many tickets one waiting-list request can ask for. A badge from **Show badge on ticket type** should describe availability accurately, because buyers read it as a promise.
          ![Ticket Fairy ticket type form with Set custom maximum quantity per order turned on and a limit of six](https://www.ticketfairy.com/embeds/posters/marketing-ticket-page-form--purchase-limits.png)    Event, Tickets, Inventory, Create Ticket Type.
7. ## Enter the description

   Enter what the ticket includes, its entry conditions and anything else buyers should know before choosing it in **Description**.

   **Note:** The ticket PDF leaves the event date off when you turn on **Hide the date on this ticket type**, which suits a ticket that covers several dates.
   **Tip:** Use **Additional text to display on ticket PDF** for information buyers need after they buy.
8. ## Choose a ticket category

   Choose a **Ticket Category**, or leave **No category** selected.

   **Note:** Buyers choose by the ticket name, description and category, and a category keeps releases for the same admission together.
          ![Ticket Fairy Ticket Category field set to General Admission](https://www.ticketfairy.com/embeds/posters/marketing-tickets--category-selected.png)    Event, Tickets, ticket type, Ticket Category.
9. ## Turn on repeat scanning

   Optional: under **Ticket Rules**, turn on **Tickets can be scanned multiple times per event**, then choose the **Time Period** and enter the **Max Scans**.

   **Note:** With the switch off, the ticket admits its holder once.
          ![Ticket Fairy Ticket Rules with repeat scanning turned on and a daily and hourly limit](https://www.ticketfairy.com/embeds/posters/marketing-tickets--scan-rules.png)    Event, Tickets, ticket type, Ticket Rules.
10. ## Leave the ticket type enabled

    Leave **Enable this ticket type** on, and turn on **Hidden** for a private or scheduled reveal.

    **Note:** With **Hidden** on, the form asks what reveals the ticket, such as a date or the previous ticket type selling out.
           ![Ticket Fairy ticket type options with Enable this ticket type on and different door times set](https://www.ticketfairy.com/embeds/posters/marketing-ticket-page-form--door-times.png)    Event, Tickets, Inventory, Create Ticket Type, ticket type options.
11. ## Give the ticket its own door times

    Optional: turn on **This ticket type has different door times**, then enter the **Doors Open Time** and **Last Entry Time**.

    **Note:** The scanning app admits this ticket only between those two times. **Hold tickets**, above the door times, sets part of the allocation aside for later.
12. ## Turn on the other options this ticket needs

    Optional: turn on each option below that describes this ticket.

    - **Require order approval for this ticket type**: You accept or decline each order before the buyer receives the ticket.
    - **This ticket type is being sold on a different platform**: Buyers go to the ticket page you enter to buy it, and Ticket Fairy does not sell it.
    - **Set maximum number per customer account**: One customer account can buy up to the number you set, from 1 to 20, across all its orders.
    - **Ticket type has a different venue**: Holders enter at the venue you enter here rather than at the event's venue.
    - **Withhold this ticket type from resale**: Buyers can't resell this ticket through Ticket Fairy Resale.
    - **NFT ownership required for this ticket type**: Only a buyer who owns one of the NFTs you list can get this ticket.
           ![Ticket Fairy ticket type options with an External Platform Link and Set maximum number per customer account set to eight](https://www.ticketfairy.com/embeds/posters/marketing-ticket-page-form--account-limit-external-sales.png)    Event, Tickets, Inventory, Create Ticket Type, ticket type options.
13. ## Add tags for your team

    Optional: under **Tags for this ticket type**, add the labels your team uses to find or organize attendees.

    **Note:** Tags are internal labels, and buyers never see them.
14. ## Set when the ticket is on sale

    Under **This ticket type should be available:**, choose when buyers can buy it.

    - **Always**: The ticket follows your event's own sales dates.
    - **At a specific time on a specific date**: The ticket is on sale between the Sales Start Date and Sales End Date you enter.
    - **Once the previous ticket type sells out**: The ticket goes on sale when the nearest release above it in the same ticket category sells out.
    - **Either when the previous ticket type sells out, or at a specific time on a specific date, whichever comes first**: The ticket goes on sale at the date you enter, or earlier if the previous release sells out first.
    **Note:** Hidden and enabled are separate controls, so check all three when a ticket does not appear when expected.
           ![Ticket Fairy ticket type form with At a specific time on a specific date chosen and a Sales Start Date and Sales End Date entered](https://www.ticketfairy.com/embeds/posters/marketing-ticket-page-form--sale-window.png)    Event, Tickets, Inventory, Create Ticket Type, This ticket type should be available.
15. ## Select Create Ticket Type

    Select **Create Ticket Type**. Ticket Fairy shows "Ticket type created" and the ticket appears in Ticket Types.

    **Note:** Return to the event builder if this ticket completes a new draft. Otherwise continue creating the other ticket types and releases the event needs.
16. ## Check the ticket on your event page

    Open the public event page and confirm the ticket name, price, fee treatment, category and availability.
           ![A Ticket Fairy event page as a buyer sees it, listing General Admission and VIP with their prices including fees](https://www.ticketfairy.com/resources/images/consumer-posters/consumer-ticket-selection--event-page.png)    Your public event page, Get Tickets.
17. ## Select the ticket

    Choose **Select** beside the ticket you created. Its description opens with the number of tickets a buyer can choose.

    **Note:** A test ticket added to the basket while the event is public shows its purchase limits and any entry information.
           ![A Ticket Fairy event page after a buyer selects General Admission, showing its description, a quantity of 1 and the Get 1 Ticket button](https://www.ticketfairy.com/resources/images/consumer-posters/consumer-ticket-selection--ticket-selected.png)    Your public event page, Get Tickets.

## Try these steps on your own event

Create a free account, build your event and follow the steps above in your own dashboard. It takes a few minutes and you do not need to book a sales call.

    Your email address    [Create a free account](https://manage.ticketfairy.com/welcome) [Book a demo](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event-ticketing/book-a-demo)

No setup fees. No required monthly ticketing fee. No credit card required.

## Or have it done for you

Fai can list your existing ticket types, ask for every setting that matters and show the proposed ticket before creating it. MCP and the CLI can also create a ticket type from the details you provide. Every surface asks for approval before making the change.

### In your dashboard, with Fai

Set up a ticket type for \<EVENT NAME\>. Before creating it, ask whether booking fees should be added to the price, absorbed into it or, where available, added at checkout. Ask me what admission it includes, its name, price, allocation, purchase limits, sale window, visibility, entry rules and resale policy. Show me the booking-fee choice and every ticket setting before making either change

### From your own assistant, over MCP

Connect your assistant to [our MCP server](https://www.ticketfairy.com/mcp-server) and ask it:

The copied MCP configuration includes `--read-only`. Remove `--read-only` only when you want your assistant to make changes. Routine changes run when requested; destructive actions ask you in a compatible client. If your client cannot ask, make the change in your dashboard.

Find the event \<EVENT NAME\>, list its ticket types, ask me for the name, price, allocation and any other settings needed for a new ticket type, then show me the complete ticket before creating it

## From your terminal

Install the CLI from [our CLI page](https://www.ticketfairy.com/cli), sign in with `ticketfairy auth login`, and choose the brand you are working on with `ticketfairy brand use <BRAND_ID>`. `ticketfairy brand list` and `ticketfairy event list` show the IDs the other commands use.

Create a standard ticket type with command flags, or use a JSON or YAML file when you need the complete set of advanced fields. Prices use the event currency.

### A standard General Admission ticket type

ticketfairy ticket create \<EVENT\_ID\> --name "General Admission" --price 35 --max-inventory 500 --max-per-order 6

### A ticket type using every field in a reviewed file

ticketfairy ticket create \<EVENT\_ID\> --from-file ticket-type.yaml

## Let Fai do it for you

Fai works inside your Ticket Fairy dashboard. Create your account, open Fai and paste the prompt above.

   [Create a free account](https://manage.ticketfairy.com/welcome) [Book a demo](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event-ticketing/book-a-demo)

No setup fees. No required monthly ticketing fee. No credit card required.

## Edit a ticket type

1. ### Open the ticket

   In Ticket Types, select the ticket type you want to change or its **Edit** button. The Edit Ticket Type dialog opens with the same form.
2. ### Save the change

   Change the fields you need, check any sale or visibility controls affected by the edit, then select **Save**.

   **Note:** Changing the allocation does not erase tickets already sold. Reducing it below commitments the event must honor leaves the event short of tickets it has already promised.

Fai, MCP and the CLI can show the current ticket and update the fields you name after approval.

### In your dashboard, with Fai

Show me \<TICKET TYPE\> on \<EVENT NAME\>, including its price, allocation, limits, availability and entry rules. Ask what I want to change, then show the complete update before saving it

### From your own assistant, over MCP

The copied MCP configuration includes `--read-only`. Remove `--read-only` only when you want your assistant to make changes. Routine changes run when requested; destructive actions ask you in a compatible client. If your client cannot ask, make the change in your dashboard.

List the tickets for \<EVENT NAME\>, find \<TICKET TYPE\>, show its current settings and ask before applying this update: \<CHANGE\>

### From your terminal

List tickets to confirm the ID, then update only the fields you intend to change.

#### Find every ticket type and its ID

ticketfairy ticket list \<EVENT\_ID\> --all

#### Change a ticket price and allocation

ticketfairy ticket update \<EVENT\_ID\> \<TICKET\_ID\> --price 42 --max-inventory 650

## Duplicate a ticket type

1. ### Choose the ticket to copy

   Open the ticket row menu and select **Duplicate Ticket Type**. The Duplicate Ticket Type dialog opens with the original's settings under a new name.
2. ### Finish the copy

   Change the name, price, allocation, sale window and any settings that should differ, then select **Create Ticket Type**.

   **Note:** The copy starts with the original capacity and no sales, and appears directly below the original. Custom data-capture fields are not copied.

Fai can duplicate a standard ticket type, then rename or reprice the copy after you approve each change. MCP and the CLI do not duplicate ticket types; create a new ticket from reviewed values instead.

### In your dashboard, with Fai

Duplicate \<TICKET TYPE\> on \<EVENT NAME\>. Show me the source ticket and what the copy will keep, then ask before creating it. Afterward ask for the new name, price, allocation and sale window

## Change the order buyers see

1. ### Move the ticket rows

   Drag ticket types into the order buyers should see. Keep sequential releases together and place the current release before any release that waits for it to sell out.
2. ### Save the order

   Select **Save** below the list after checking the complete order.

   **Note:** Reordering changes presentation only. It does not change prices, allocations or whether a ticket is on sale, except that a release set to follow the previous ticket type waits for the nearest release above it in the same ticket category.

Fai can list the current order and save the complete new order after approval. MCP and the CLI do not reorder ticket types.

### In your dashboard, with Fai

Show me the ticket order for \<EVENT NAME\>, then arrange it as \<ORDER\>. Show the complete final order and ask before saving it

## Take a ticket type off sale without deleting it

1. ### Open the ticket settings

   Edit the ticket type and turn **Enable this ticket type** off.
2. ### Save and check the event page

   Select **Save**. The ticket is no longer available on the event page until you turn **Enable this ticket type** on again.

   **Note:** Disabling preserves the ticket type and its history. It is usually safer than deleting a ticket you may need again.

Fai, MCP and the CLI can change the ticket type between active and inactive after approval.

### In your dashboard, with Fai

Show me \<TICKET TYPE\> on \<EVENT NAME\> and ask before turning it off. Keep all its other settings unchanged

### From your own assistant, over MCP

The copied MCP configuration includes `--read-only`. Remove `--read-only` only when you want your assistant to make changes. Routine changes run when requested; destructive actions ask you in a compatible client. If your client cannot ask, make the change in your dashboard.

Find \<TICKET TYPE\> on \<EVENT NAME\>, show its current status and ask before setting active to false

### From your terminal

Confirm the ticket ID, then deactivate or reactivate it.

#### Take the ticket off sale

ticketfairy ticket update \<EVENT\_ID\> \<TICKET\_ID\> --deactivate

#### Restore the ticket

ticketfairy ticket update \<EVENT\_ID\> \<TICKET\_ID\> --activate

## Mark a ticket type as sold out

1. ### Choose Mark as Sold Out

   Open the ticket row menu and choose **Mark as Sold Out**.
2. ### Choose what happens to live baskets

   Choose whether buyers who already hold this ticket in a live basket may finish checkout, then confirm.

   **Note:** There is no default for this decision. Allowing checkout honors the temporary basket reservation; clearing baskets makes the sold-out state immediate.
          ![Ticket Fairy confirmation for a sold-out ticket held in live baskets](https://www.ticketfairy.com/embeds/posters/marketing-tickets--sold-out-live-baskets.png)    Event, Tickets, Inventory, Mark as Sold Out.

Fai can mark the ticket sold out after showing it and asking whether buyers with live baskets may finish. MCP and the CLI do not expose this action.

### In your dashboard, with Fai

Mark \<TICKET TYPE\> on \<EVENT NAME\> as sold out. Show me the ticket, then ask whether buyers who already have it in a live basket may finish checkout before making the change

## Delete an unused ticket type

1. ### Check that the ticket is unused

   Confirm that the ticket type has no orders and is not reserved in a live basket.

   **Note:** Disabling it instead of deleting keeps it for later.
2. ### Delete the ticket type

   Open its row menu, select **Delete Ticket Type**, check the name and confirm.

   **Note:** Ticket Fairy refuses deletion when the ticket has orders or is in a buyer's basket. Contact support if you need an accidentally deleted unused ticket restored.

Fai, MCP and the CLI can delete an unused ticket type after showing its identity and asking for approval. Ticket Fairy refuses the deletion when it has orders or live basket reservations.

### In your dashboard, with Fai

Show me \<TICKET TYPE\> on \<EVENT NAME\>, including its current status and sales, then ask before deleting it

### From your own assistant, over MCP

The copied MCP configuration includes `--read-only`. Remove `--read-only` only when you want your assistant to make changes. Routine changes run when requested; destructive actions ask you in a compatible client. If your client cannot ask, make the change in your dashboard.

Find \<TICKET TYPE\> on \<EVENT NAME\>, show its ID and current status, then ask before deleting it

### From your terminal

List tickets to verify the ID. The delete command asks for confirmation unless you deliberately pass --force.

#### Delete the unused ticket type after confirmation

ticketfairy ticket delete \<EVENT\_ID\> \<TICKET\_ID\>

## Questions you might have

What is the difference between a ticket type and a ticket release?:  A ticket type describes what the buyer receives, such as General Admission or VIP. A release changes when or at what price the same admission is offered, such as Early Bird and Final Release. In Ticket Fairy, each release is created as a ticket type and the releases can share one ticket category.

What does Maximum Number of Sales mean?:  It is the allocation for this ticket type. Set it to the largest number you can honor after accounting for other ticket types, holds, venue areas and any stock sold elsewhere. A value of 0 leaves the ticket sold out.

Can I create a free ticket?:  Yes. Enter 0 as the price and set an allocation. Purchase limits, approval, hidden access and entry rules can still apply to a free ticket.

Why can't I change who pays the booking fee?:  Ticket Fairy prevents switching between Added and Absorbed after ticket types exist because their prices were prepared under the current fee choice. Choose the fee treatment before creating tickets. Added and Added Later can still be changed where Added Later is available.

Why is my ticket not appearing on the event page?:  Check that the ticket is enabled, its allocation is above 0, its sales window is open and it is not hidden. A ticket waiting for the previous release also stays unavailable until the nearest release above it in the same ticket category sells out.

Should I hide or disable a ticket?:  Hide it when a code, country, date or previous release should reveal it. Disable it when nobody should be able to buy it until you turn it on again. Both settings preserve the ticket type.

Can I lower an allocation after tickets have sold?:  You can edit the allocation, but existing tickets remain valid. Keep it high enough to honor every ticket already sold and every place your event has committed elsewhere.

Do tags appear to buyers?:  No. Tags help your team organize and find attendees. Use the ticket name, description and category for information buyers need.

## Still have a question?

Book a demo and we will answer it on a call, on your kind of event. Or create your account and see it for yourself.

   [Book a demo](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event-ticketing/book-a-demo) [Create a free account](https://manage.ticketfairy.com/welcome)

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## Related guides

- [More ways to use Ticket Fairy](https://www.ticketfairy.com/features/ticket-types-and-pricing)
- [Create an event](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/create-an-event)
- [Group your tickets into categories](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/group-your-tickets-into-categories)
- [Schedule ticket releases](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/schedule-ticket-sale-windows-and-release-tiers)
- [Limit who can buy a ticket type](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/limit-who-can-buy-tickets)
- [Unlock hidden tickets with an access code](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/unlock-hidden-tickets-with-an-access-code)
- [Approve orders before buyers receive tickets](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/approve-orders-before-buyers-receive-tickets)
- [Reward buyers who bring friends to your event](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/reward-buyers-for-referrals)
- [Print venue directions and entry details on your tickets](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/print-venue-directions-and-entry-details-on-your-tickets)
- [Use Freefund to reduce no-shows at free and RSVP events](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/reduce-no-shows-at-free-rsvp-events)
- [Run an A/B test for your event](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/run-an-ab-test-for-your-event)
- [Make your event invitation-only](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/make-an-event-invitation-only)
- [Password-protect your event](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/password-protect-your-event)
- [Sell tickets by personal invitation](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/sell-tickets-by-personal-invitation)
- [Schedule when your event goes live](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/schedule-when-your-event-goes-live)
- [Postpone or reschedule an event](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/postpone-or-reschedule-an-event)
- [Cancel an event](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/cancel-an-event)
- [Take pre-registrations before your ticket on-sale](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/take-pre-registrations-before-your-on-sale)
- [Create a reusable event template](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/create-a-reusable-event-template)
- [Set up ticketing for a multi-day festival](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/sell-a-multi-day-festival)
- [Sell parking, camping and merchandise with your tickets](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/sell-add-ons-with-your-tickets)
- [Issue reusable event passes to crew and artists](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/issue-entry-passes-to-your-crew)
- [Sell tickets only to your NFT holders](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/sell-tickets-only-to-your-nft-holders)
- [Add your flyer and description to your event page](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/design-your-event-page)
- [Answer your buyers' questions on the event page](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/add-faqs-to-your-event-page)
- [Choose who Ticket Fairy support contacts about your event](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/choose-who-ticket-fairy-support-contacts-about-your-event)
- [Sell timed-entry tickets for an attraction, exhibition or food event](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/sell-timed-entry-tickets)
- [Duplicate an event](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/duplicate-an-event)
- [Run a recurring event series](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/run-a-recurring-event-series)
- [Sell VIP tables and bottle service through your promoters](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/sell-vip-tables-and-bottle-service)
- [Hold back tickets for later](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/hold-back-ticket-stock)
- [Every Ticket Fairy guide](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides)

## Do this on your own event

Create your account, build your event and follow the steps in your own dashboard. You do not need to book a sales call.

  [Create a free account](https://manage.ticketfairy.com/welcome) [Book a demo](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event-ticketing/book-a-demo)

## Sell tickets with Ticket Fairy

Everything in these guides is in your dashboard from the day you sign up.

- Set up your event in minutes
- Free events are free
- Fai, your co-pilot, is built in

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