Ecommerce

The shirt, the parking pass and the after-party in one basket.

Merchandise, add-ons and bundles sold alongside the ticket, so a buyer makes one decision and you get one order to fulfil.

How it works

1

List what you sell

Merch, add-ons, upgrades, with sizes and stock counts per event.

2

Attach it to the ticket

Offered in the same flow, so nobody has to visit a second site.

3

Fulfil from one list

What to bring, what to post, and what is already collected.

What it does

Merch and add-on catalogue

Per event or shared across a tour, with variants for size and colour.

Bundles with tickets

Ticket plus shirt at a set price, counted correctly against both.

Stock counts per event

What went to the venue, what sold, what came back.

Collect at the door

Mark an item as collected on the same screen that admits the buyer.

Pre-order windows

Close orders in time to have the boxes packed.

Sales by item

What sells at which room, so the next van is packed better.

One basket beats two checkouts

Merch sold separately from tickets is merch sold to the people who came looking for it. Attaching it to the purchase everyone already makes is the single biggest change to per-head spend that we see, and it costs the buyer nothing in effort.

  • Add-ons offered with the ticket
  • One payment, one receipt
  • Collection tracked at the door
  • Returns handled against the event

Questions

Can I sell without shipping anything?

Yes. Collect-at-the-door items skip fulfilment entirely.

Does stock carry between events?

Counts are held per event so a tour can see what each room has left.

What about VAT?

Tax handling is on the roadmap, and will be documented before the store goes live.

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