Sold out doesn’t mean lost.
When an event sells out, buyers join the waitlist, and ticket resale runs through your shop. When a ticket frees up, through a cancellation or resale, the next person gets an offer by email.
Part of every plan. The waitlist is already on for every event.
Waitlist when sold out. Buyers sign up in the shop and confirm by email. Their place in line counts from the confirmation.
Offer with a deadline. When something frees up, we hold the tickets for the next person, from 1 to 168 hours. They buy at the regular checkout.
Resale in your shop. If you turn it on, buyers can offer their ticket at the regular price after the cancellation deadline. If it sells, they get their money back.
Your guests pay with, depending on your payment account
01Everything for sold-out events
When a ticket type is sold out, the shop shows “Join the waitlist”. Buyers enter the quantity, name and email and confirm their place by email.
With the link in the email, buyers can see their place anytime and remove themselves. A running offer then moves on right away.
When something frees up, the next person gets an offer. The tickets are reserved for them for 1 to 168 hours. After that, it moves on.
If the free tickets aren’t enough for the first person, the next one with a smaller quantity gets a turn. The first stays at the front of the line.
If you allow it, buyers offer their ticket on the order page once the cancellation deadline has passed. It goes back into your shop at the regular price, with no secondary market.
When someone buys the ticket, it’s canceled for the first buyer and refunded, minus your fee. You set the fee in your cancellation rules.
02AI assistant
Holding time, resale and fee in your own words. The settings are then ready, you just check them.
For the concert on Saturday: waitlist on, hold offers for 12 hours, resale after the cancellation deadline with a 10% fee.
03Made for
04Pricing
All features are included in every plan, the waitlist and resale too. You set the booking fee yourself, and you keep it.
Buyers pay through your own Stripe, Mollie or PayPal account. If a ticket costs €20 plus a €1 booking fee, €21 lands with you, minus your payment provider’s fee.
No share of the price: a ticket for €8 costs you exactly as much with us as one for €80. We bill separately from your ticket money.
The price depends on how many you buy at once, from €0.25 for 100 credits down to €0.18 from 25,000. Unused credits stay for your next event.
TickySmart is built for the rush when sales open and runs on its own servers in German data centers, monitored around the clock. Developed in Germany.
05FAQ
They go to the waitlist first. Only when nobody is waiting anymore or an offer expires are they available in the shop again.
Public ticket types, including those with seats from the seating plan. In that case we pick the seats for the offer ourselves, side by side where possible. Hidden ticket types, add-on tickets, extras and season tickets don’t have a waitlist.
No. The ticket is sold at the price in your shop, like any other. There’s no secondary market with its own prices.
The new buyer pays the regular price, and the first buyer gets the price back minus your fee. You set the fee as a percentage or a fixed amount, and you keep it.
Then the buyer gets nothing back. They can withdraw the offer and use the ticket themselves again, as long as it hasn’t sold.
