It would be great to have the option of setting different pricing tiers for an event, e.g. 10 early bird tickets at price $x, 20 general tickets at price $y, etc
From early-bird tickets to tiered-ticket pricing based on someone’s access level in your community, to public tickets and community discounted tickets, the possibilities are endless. Monetize your events with more power than ever before.
I want to offer a single paid event with three pricing options, but I'm unable to configure it. The landing page automatically displays 'limited time deal' and other text that doesn’t fit the event, and these sections are currently uneditable. It would be great to have the flexibility to set up three price tiers for a one-off event and edit the landing page to better suit the event's context.
Alexandros Lysios
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Jul 23, 2023
Totally agree that there should be an option for paid events within the community. Till they implement this, I can think of two work arounds: 1) Create a paid group that has an event inside it that's just for that group. Drawback to this approach is unless you delete the group after the event is over, you'll end up with a bunch of useless one-time groups that you only created just for that event (especially if it's a one time paid event). 2) Create a group where you'll be creating paid events only for that group that are open to the public. That way members of your heartbeat network cannot see the events and join them for free. However, the drawback to this workaround is that if you decide to publicize that event to your group by simply copy-pasting the link to it, if they click it while they are logged in, the link would lead nowhere. They would need to paste the link in an incognito/private tab in order for it to work and pay like everyone else. Another drawback to this approach is that the event will technically be public, so if you wanted an event that is members only, it may not work for you.
Jeroen (CTO 👨💻)
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Jul 6, 2023
At the moment it is possible to organize ticketed/paid events to the public.
But indeed, would be great if we - by the same token - could have existing members needing to pay for events too. So for instance: Tier 1 event is free and included in their plan, while Tier 2 needs to pony up 5 dollar, and Tier 3 pony up 15 dollar.
Kelvin Lockwood
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Dec 9, 2023
Jeroen (CTO 👨💻): it would be good to set event ticket discounts for groups, that should provide the most pricing flexibility between in and outside the community.
Kate Lynch
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Aug 18, 2022
Can we do this with a coupon code?
Misty Dorman
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Aug 20, 2022
Kate Lynch: seems like you could, but it would be easier if you could give free access automatically to a group (for example to your paid subscription members or everyone who purchased a specific course) & then have public access or your free community have to pay for it. I've been thinking about this too because I want to start doing masterclasses with free access to my paid subscribers & have the rest of my community be notified & be able to see the event, but have to pay to get details & join us.
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Mar 2
PinnedYou can now accomplish this using Ticketed Events! Learn more about setting up ticketed events here:
https://help.heartbeat.chat/hc/en-us/articles/37569923019921-How-to-create-an-Event
From early-bird tickets to tiered-ticket pricing based on someone’s access level in your community, to public tickets and community discounted tickets, the possibilities are endless. Monetize your events with more power than ever before.
Sue Mitchell
Mar 2
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Three-Tier Pricing for One-Off Event
I want to offer a single paid event with three pricing options, but I'm unable to configure it. The landing page automatically displays 'limited time deal' and other text that doesn’t fit the event, and these sections are currently uneditable. It would be great to have the flexibility to set up three price tiers for a one-off event and edit the landing page to better suit the event's context.
Alexandros Lysios
Jul 23, 2023
Totally agree that there should be an option for paid events within the community. Till they implement this, I can think of two work arounds: 1) Create a paid group that has an event inside it that's just for that group. Drawback to this approach is unless you delete the group after the event is over, you'll end up with a bunch of useless one-time groups that you only created just for that event (especially if it's a one time paid event). 2) Create a group where you'll be creating paid events only for that group that are open to the public. That way members of your heartbeat network cannot see the events and join them for free. However, the drawback to this workaround is that if you decide to publicize that event to your group by simply copy-pasting the link to it, if they click it while they are logged in, the link would lead nowhere. They would need to paste the link in an incognito/private tab in order for it to work and pay like everyone else. Another drawback to this approach is that the event will technically be public, so if you wanted an event that is members only, it may not work for you.
Jeroen (CTO 👨💻)
Jul 6, 2023
At the moment it is possible to organize ticketed/paid events to the public.
But indeed, would be great if we - by the same token - could have existing members needing to pay for events too. So for instance: Tier 1 event is free and included in their plan, while Tier 2 needs to pony up 5 dollar, and Tier 3 pony up 15 dollar.
Kelvin Lockwood
Dec 9, 2023
Jeroen (CTO 👨💻): it would be good to set event ticket discounts for groups, that should provide the most pricing flexibility between in and outside the community.
Kate Lynch
Aug 18, 2022
Can we do this with a coupon code?
Misty Dorman
Aug 20, 2022
Kate Lynch: seems like you could, but it would be easier if you could give free access automatically to a group (for example to your paid subscription members or everyone who purchased a specific course) & then have public access or your free community have to pay for it. I've been thinking about this too because I want to start doing masterclasses with free access to my paid subscribers & have the rest of my community be notified & be able to see the event, but have to pay to get details & join us.
Misty Dorman
Jun 29, 2022
Same.