For producers
Creating a campaign
Step-by-step guide to creating a new ticket campaign.
A campaign is how you collect ticket promises for your event. Here's how to create one.
Getting started
- Log in to your dashboard.
- Click New campaign.
Filling in the form
The campaign creation form has four sections:
Event details
- Title — the name of your event as it will appear to patrons.
- Description — a short description of the event. This is shown on the public event page.
Performance location
- Venue name — the name of the venue (optional).
- Venue address — the street address (optional).
- Venue capacity — the maximum number of attendees the venue can hold (optional).
Pricing and threshold
- Ticket price — the face value per ticket in dollars. This is the amount the producer receives per ticket.
- Threshold — the minimum number of tickets that must be promised before you can convert the campaign.
- Deadline — the date by which the threshold must be reached. If it isn't, the campaign expires.
- Show progress bar — toggle whether patrons see a progress bar toward the threshold on the event page.
Performance dates
Add one or more performance dates and times. Each performance is a specific showtime that patrons can select when making a promise.
Click Add performance to add additional dates.
Publishing vs. saving as draft
- Publish makes the campaign immediately active and visible at its public URL.
- Save as draft stores the campaign without making it public. You can edit and publish it later.
Tip
You can create and publish campaigns before connecting your Stripe account. However, you'll need Stripe connected before you can convert a campaign.