Before you publish
Review everything an attendee will rely on before making a purchase.
- Date, time and venue confirmed
- Cover image and description reviewed
- Ticket quantities checked
- Stripe Connect onboarding complete
Create an event
Create your event page before opening ticket sales
Bring together the cover image, description, venue, schedule and ticket categories. Keep the event as a draft while you review it, then publish when everything is ready. This flow suits associations, workshops and small events with a manageable capacity.
Responsive public page
Prepare
Create and publish your event.
Add your image, date, venue and ticket types from the same workspace.
- 1
Gather the practical information
Enter the event name, description, cover image, location, date and times that attendees need before booking.
- 2
Add the ticket types
Give each paid category a clear name, price and available quantity. Check their combined quantities against the overall capacity you have decided for the venue.
- 3
Review the draft
Check the public presentation before sharing it. The event can stay private while the information and ticket setup are incomplete.
- 4
Publish when Stripe is ready
A completed Stripe Connect account is required to publish and receive ticket payments.
Common setup mistakes
An incomplete schedule, an incorrect capacity or unfinished Stripe onboarding can prevent a clean sales launch.
Create and configure your event
Once the date, venue, cover image and ticket types are set, your public page is ready to share.
Frequently asked questions
Can I prepare an event without publishing it?
Yes. Draft status lets you complete and review the page before it becomes public.
Can I revise the event before opening sales?
Yes. Keep it as a draft while you review the public details and paid ticket categories.
Is Stripe required to publish?
Yes. Stripe Connect onboarding must be completed before the event can receive payments.
Prepare a clear page before opening sales
Create the event, check the ticket categories and publish when everything is ready.