Geiger Events · Tickets and checkout
A box office that runs itself
The page sells, the checkout closes
Every event gets a public page with its own checkout. Guests choose their passes, add a workshop, apply a code and pay with Stripe, and a signed webhook turns each payment into an order.
Geiger EventsFrom the event page to a paid order
Checkout steps through the buyer's details, their seats and add-ons, then a review with every discount and donation itemised. Payment happens on Stripe Checkout, and free orders skip it.
Two clicks with Express Lane
Turn on Express Lane and a buyer picks a ticket and pays on Stripe, which takes their email and card. A link back to the full checkout covers add-ons, codes and time slots.
Release tickets in waves
Split a ticket into waves that open when the last one sells out, on a date or when you say so. Between waves, buyers see when the next one opens.
Group discounts and donations
A group discount takes a percentage off once an order reaches the minimum group size you set, and buyers can add a donation to a cause you name.
Free tickets and requests skip the card
A free ticket completes without a payment step. When an event needs your approval, guests request a place instead of paying.
Prices that apply themselves
Build coupons, group rules, early-bird rules and affiliate codes once in Discounts & Codes, attach them to an event, and checkout works out every price.
Geiger EventsA coupon with rules of its own
Give a code a base discount, a usage limit and the dates it works, then add rules that change what it gives by quantity or date. Rules are checked top-down and the first match wins.
Bundles at one price
Sell several tickets together at a fixed bundle price, or charge the sum of the tickets inside it.
Hidden tickets behind a code
Access-code tickets stay off the public page until a buyer enters the code that unlocks them, like a student pass for the local art schools.
Seats, booths and every order
Draw the room and the expo hall once, sell exact seats and stands, and keep every order on one list from payment to dispute.
Geiger EventsPick a seat, hold it, then buy it
Guests choose their seats on the map and the seats are held for them while they finish checkout. The seat-map editor builds each section from its rows, seats per row, curve and aisles.
Sell the expo floor
Lay out booths on a hall map in standard, corner and island sizes, and let exhibitors pick their stand at checkout.
Every order, one list
See each order's items, status and total, record refunds and cancellations, and track a dispute's status and evidence deadline.