Make sure you're on the Create Event or Edit page for your event, either by clicking Create Event in the header, or else by clicking on Edit in the upper left or to the right of your event's name if you're on the My Events page.

In Step 2: Add Ticket Information, click the button that says Create a Ticket.

Note: If you have already created a ticket type, either on the Create an Event page or the Edit page for your already created event, the button referenced above will instead say Add a New Ticket.

Enter the following information and then click Save:

- Ticket Name: The name of your ticket type will appear on your event page. It will also appear on the PDF tickets that are, by default, attached to the confirmation email that is sent to attendees after they register.

- Ticket Price: This is the price of your ticket, not including any fees. Your ticket can also be free (no fees are charged for free tickets) or donation format.

- Quantity Available: This indicates the quantity available of just this ticket type. You can change this number at any time, even after publishing your event, by going to Step 2: Add Ticket Information on the Edit page for your event and clicking on the name of the ticket.

You can also edit a number of additional options, which are accessed by clicking Show next to Advanced options, and then click Save:

- Start Sales: You can choose to start the sales of this ticket type at a particular date/time, an amount of time before the event starts, or when sales end for another of your ticket types (if you have created more than one ticket type).

- End Sales: You can choose to end the sales of this ticket type at a particular date/time or an amount of time before the event starts.

- Min./Max. Tickets per Order: Limit the quantity of this ticket type that can be ordered in a single order.

- Ticket Description: Enter more details about the ticket type here. What you enter will appear as smaller text below the name of your ticket type on the event page. You have the option to auto-hide this text, so that an attendee must click more info in order to view it.

- Service Fee: Select whether you or the attendee will be paying the fees. (By default, the attendee pays the fees.) Learn more here. (There are no fees charged for free tickets.)

Once you save your ticket information, you will be returned to Step 2: Add Ticket Information. You can click on the Edit Payment Options link to choose and set up the method of credit card processing for your event.

Note: There is a maximum of 150 ticket types per event.

To get started, first sign up for a free Eventbrite account or log in to your existing Eventbrite account and create an event.

If you’d like to edit an already-created event, click My Events at the top of the screen and then click on Edit to the right of your event’s name.

To create or add a new ticket, look to Step 2: Create Tickets. If you haven’t created any ticket types, you’ll notice two ticket rows.

If you’ve already created two or more ticket types, you can click on the Add Ticket Type button and select the type of ticket you’re offering so that a new row will appear, allowing you to enter the necessary information.

Click into the text box so that the suggested name will disappear and enter the following:

-Ticket Name: The name of your ticket type will appear on your event page. It will also appear on the PDF tickets that are, by default, attached to the confirmation email that is sent to attendees after they register.

-Ticket Quantity: This indicates the quantity available of just this ticket type. You can change this number at any time, even after publishing your event, by going to Step 2: Create Tickets on the Event Details page and adjusting the number as needed name of the ticket.

- Ticket Price: This is the price of your ticket, not including any fees. Your ticket can also be free (no fees are charged for free tickets) or donation format.

Note: Once you've entered the information for your ticket, you’ll notice that the status of the ticket under the Sales Status column will go from Incomplete to On Sale.

You can also edit a number of additional options by clicking on Settings to the right of your Ticket Name. You’ll see that you have the ability to enter information for the following:

- Ticket Description: Enter more details about the ticket type here. What you enter will appear as smaller text below the name of your ticket type on the event page. You have the option to auto-hide this text by keeping the checkbox by Hide description on event pages checked, so that an attendee must click more info in order to view it.

-Date and Time: You can choose when your tickets go on and off of sale by selecting a date and time under Sale Starts and Sale Ends. If you have more than one ticket type, you’ll also have the option to start your ticket sales when ticket sales end for another ticket type by clicking on the link or when ticket sales end in the Start Sales section.

- Tickets permitted per order: Limit the quantity of this ticket type that can be ordered in a single order by placing a Minimum and Maximum number that an attendee may choose from.

- Service Fee: Select whether you or the attendee will be paying the fees. By default, the fee is passed onto the attendee, but if you, the organizer, would like to pay the fees, make sure to check the button next to "Absorb the fees into the ticket price". (There are no fees charged for free tickets.) If you’re using our credit card processor, you’ll also have the option to Split the fees. Learn more here.

If you'd like, you can apply the same fee settings across all of your ticket types by going to the Global Settings section at the top of Step 2: Create Tickets and selecting how you’d like to manage the fees across all of your ticket types.

Tip: You can see a quick view of the settings for a particular ticket by hovering over the Settings link with your mouse. (The Settings link is found to the right of the ticket name.)

Great job! You’ve now created tickets that your attendees can register for! You’re always able to click on Preview and Appearance in the upper left to see how your tickets look to potential registrants throughout the creation process.

Note: You can preview your work at any time by selecting the Preview button in the upper left hand corner.

There is a maximum of 150 ticket types per event.