Go live on your own website in an afternoon
A website used to mean a developer, a hosting bill and a week of back and forth. On ticketprix it means picking a template and saying what you want. Here is the whole path, start to finish.
What you need before you start
A ticketprix Publisher account and at least one event. That is it. You do not need a developer, a server, an SSL certificate or a deploy pipeline. ticketprix runs all of that for you.
- Pick a templateChoose from 36 designs at launch for concerts, festivals, runs, comedy, theatre, nightlife, expos, medical conferences, online courses, webinars, online series and virtual summits. New templates arrive every week, on the way to 150+.
- Your events fill in on their ownEvents, prices, ticket types and sold-out tiers come straight from Publisher. Change a price in Publisher and the site follows.
- Make it yours with ImaiTell Imai what to change: "put our logo in the header", "add the sponsor wall", "use the Ember colours". Imai edits, checks and shows you a preview.
- Connect your domainOne domain comes with the site. Add more any time, monthly or yearly.
- Connect your gateway and senderUse your own payment gateway so money settles to your bank. From Pro, M-tickets and invoices go out from your own WhatsApp number and email.
- PublishOne tap and you are live. Every later change is one sentence and one tap away.
Which site do you need?
| Site | Best for | Where it comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Organization website | Every event you run, with past events, about and contact | Max plan |
| Single event website | One concert, festival, race or show | Any plan, bought per event |
| Expo or conference | Speakers, exhibitors, sponsors, passes, city editions | Org or event site |
How long it really takes
If your events are already in Publisher, most organizers can pick a template, make a few changes with Imai and publish in an afternoon. The slowest step is usually waiting for your domain settings to take effect.
