Setup 1: A partner code with a usage cap
A venue partner can offer their audience 10% off, limited to 50 uses.1
Create the code
Open Promo Codes, then select Create. Choose Generation Method: Manual and type a Code, such as PARTNER10.
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Set the discount
Choose Discount Type: Percentage and a Discount Value of 10.
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Limit where it applies
Apply To: Specific ticket type, then pick the session and the ticket (a General Admission ticket or a bundle).
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Add a usage limit
Turn on Usage Limit and set the maximum transactions to 50. The code stops working after that.
Setup 2: A flash sale with a time limit
Turn on Time Limit and set a start and end date and time, for example a 48-hour weekend offer. Choose Apply To: All ticket types to cover everything.Setup 3: Unique codes for many people
Choose Generation Method: Bulk Generate to create up to 100 codes at once, with an optional Code Prefix such as “VIP”. Combine with a Usage Limit of 1 to make each code single-use.Setup 4: A fixed amount off
Choose Discount Type: Fixed Amount and enter an amount in your event currency, such as $5 off.Promo codes and tiers
Promo codes and release chains work together. A code that applies to a specific ticket only works on that ticket, so a code for “General Admission” does not discount Early Bird or Final Release. Choose All ticket types if you want it to work across every tier.Check how a code performs
- In Promo Codes, see Uses/Limit, Revenue, and Cost per code.
- Open View Usage on a row to see each buyer, tickets, and time.
- In the Ticket Report, the Promo Code column shows which orders used which codes.