Event Ticket Hub

How to sell tickets for a workshop, a comedy night or a small gig

Put every session, show and gig on one page, sell a whole course with a single pass, and let the waiting list fill the seat when someone drops out.

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How to sell tickets for a workshop, a comedy night or a small gig

What it looks like in practice

  1. The pottery studio: Saturday slots

    Morning and afternoon classes for eight people each, every Saturday until spring. You generate the slots in one go, each with its own eight places, and people pick the slot that suits them.

  2. The four-week course

    A beginners' photography course meets on four Tuesday evenings. One pass books a place on all four dates; each evening still has its own check-in list.

  3. Comedy every Friday in the back room

    Sixty chairs, a new line-up each week. The series sells weeks ahead, and when Friday is full, the waiting list takes over and offers returned seats for 24 hours.

  4. The singer-songwriter gig

    Two hundred standing places: most sell online, the rest at the door for cash or card. The comedian or the band never has to touch the money.

How to sell tickets for a workshop without spending your evenings on emails? Put the workshop on your own ticket page with its dates, let people book and pay online, and send everyone a ticket and a reminder the day before. Event Ticket Hub does that for workshops, classes, comedy nights and small concerts. You create the event with its dates once: a weekly series, up to 120 dates, or time slots generated across the weekdays you teach.

Small events live on small margins. KIMISUITE adds 0 % per ticket, the payments go to your own Stripe, PayPal or Bankart account, and you pay one monthly price for the workspace; read how to sell tickets online without ticket fees. With ticket types you sell a single session or a pass for the whole course, a reduced ticket for students, and extras such as materials or a drink. And before you set the price, the event ticket price calculator shows what each place needs to earn to cover room, teacher or artist.

What you get

  • Time slots in one go

    Choose the first and last day, the weekdays, the opening hours, the slot length, breaks and places per slot. Every slot becomes its own date with its own count.

  • One pass for the whole course

    Sell a pass that covers every date of the course, or only the dates you choose. It takes one place on each date and gives one entry per session.

  • Weekly shows without the busywork

    Repeat the comedy night every Friday or the open mic every month. Duplicate a date when the format changes, and each date reports on its own.

  • A waiting list that fills the gap

    Sold-out dates show a waiting list. When a place comes back, the next person gets an offer valid for 24 hours, and you do not lift a finger.

  • Know your participants

    Ask for skill level, apron size or a dietary need, per booking or per ticket. Answers go with the order and the participant list.

  • Door sales for the gig

    Keep a door contingent and sell it at the box office for cash or card. Shift reports show what came in before the band packs up.

Set up your first course or show night

Saturday slots, a four-week pass and a waiting list: open Event Ticket Hub and see how quickly a full term of classes goes online.

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What selling your sessions costs

On small events, a fee per ticket can eat a large share of what you earn. See how it adds up for your classes or shows with the ticket fee calculator.

Calculate it for your event

Ticket fee from KIMISUITE
0 % on every session, pass and show ticket
Payment fees
your own payment provider's fee per booking
Your own booking fee
optional, fixed or in percent, always part of the price people see
Your workspace
one monthly price, whether you run five dates or a hundred

How to get started

  1. Add Event Ticket Hub to your workspace

    Sign up for KIMISUITE and add the app. The fourteen-day trial is enough to put a whole term or season online.

  2. Create the event and its dates

    Describe the workshop or show with photos, then add a series, time slots or single dates with the number of places.

  3. Choose your tickets

    Add a single ticket, a pass for the whole course, a reduced ticket and extras such as materials. Add your questions for participants.

  4. Connect payments and share

    Connect your payment account, publish and share the link on social media, in your newsletter and as a QR code on flyers.

Pricing

Event Ticket Hub starts at a fixed monthly price (see pricing) for your whole workspace. You pay per workspace, not per teacher or artist and not per ticket, and KIMISUITE adds a 0 % ticket fee. Your payment provider charges its usual fee on each payment.

Classes, comedy nights and gigs all run side by side in the same workspace.

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Is it the right fit?

A good fit if

  • Studios and teachers who run workshops, classes and multi-week courses
  • Comedy clubs, open mics and small stages with weekly shows
  • Bands, singer-songwriters and small venues selling gigs online and at the door
  • Anyone who wants courses, slots and shows on one ticket page

Not the right fit if

  • Schools that need memberships or monthly class subscriptions
  • Teachers who want participants to pay a course in instalments
  • Online-only courses that need a learning platform rather than tickets
  • Organisers who sell in several currencies at once

Frequently asked questions

How to sell tickets for a workshop online: where do I start?

Create the workshop as an event, add the dates or time slots with the number of places, choose your tickets, connect your payment account and publish. People book on your ticket page and receive their ticket and a reminder by email.

Can I sell a course with several sessions as one ticket?

Yes. Create a pass that covers every date of the course or only selected dates. Each holder gets one place on every session and one entry per day.

How do I sell tickets for a comedy show online every week?

Create the show once and add a weekly series of dates. Each Friday sells and reports on its own, and a sold-out night opens a waiting list.

How do I sell tickets for a gig and still sell at the door?

Create an online ticket and a door ticket with their own numbers, hide the door ticket from the online shop, and sell it at the box office for cash or card on the night.

What happens when a participant cancels?

If you allow it, they send a cancellation request from their order page and you decide. Refund all or part of the amount, and the waiting list offers the free place to the next person.

Do participants need an app for their ticket?

No. The ticket arrives by email with a QR code and as a PDF. Participants show it on their phone or print it, and they can open it again any time from their order page.

Can I give my newsletter readers a discount?

Yes. Create a voucher with a percentage, an amount or a fixed price, for one ticket or all of them, with a start and end date and a limit on how often it can be used.

What if the artist is ill and the date has to move?

Postpone or cancel the single date. Ticket holders get an email, and online payments are refunded automatically when you cancel.

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