Features

Dynamic Pricing

Prices that climb as tickets sell — on rules you define, not a black box. Every seat priced by its worth, every step visible to buyers, every discount under control.

Pricing — Spring Ball 2027 142 / 247 sold
Price by tickets sold
€19
1–100
€24
101–200
€29
201–247
142 sold
Current price
Standard €24
step 2 of 3
Next step €29
after 200 sold automatic
Demand steps

The price climbs when demand proves itself

Set price steps by tickets sold: the first hundred cheap, the next block at full price, the last seats at a premium. When a threshold is crossed, the price moves on its own — demand decides the timing, you decide the rules.

  • Steps triggered by sold-ticket counts or dates
  • Switches automatically the moment a threshold is hit
  • Deterministic rules — no surge-pricing black box
Price steps — Standard
Tickets 1–100
100 / 100 sold
€19
Sold out
Tickets 101–200
42 / 100 sold
€24
Selling now
Tickets 201–247
€29
Up next
The switch happens the moment ticket #200 sells
Seat value

Price every seat by its worth

A front-row seat is not a balcony corner. Map your seating categories to prices straight from the venue plan, and override single seats where it makes sense — the map does the selling for you.

  • Price categories mapped from your seating zones
  • Per-seat overrides for the special cases
  • Same prices everywhere — online, widget and box office
Seat pricing — Main hall
VIP 22 €48
Standard 148 €24
Balcony 77 €16
Seat B4 — custom price €30
Discounts

Discounts that stay under control

Percentage or fixed-amount codes with usage caps and validity windows. Every redemption is counted atomically at checkout, so a code shared in a group chat can never blow past its limit.

  • Usage caps and validity windows per code
  • Percentage or fixed-amount discounts
  • Atomic redemption — never oversold, never over-discounted
Discount codes — Spring Ball 2027
EARLYFANS −20 % until May 31 Active
43 / 100 used
CREWFRIENDS −€5 until Jun 15 Active
12 / 50 used
SPRING27 −10 % ended Used up
100 / 100 used
Redemptions counted atomically at checkout
How it works

Your rules, applied automatically

1

Set the ladder

Price your seat categories and define the steps — by date, or by how many tickets are sold.

2

Demand moves the price

When a threshold is crossed, the next step activates by itself — no midnight editing.

3

Everyone sees the rules

Buyers see the current price, the next step and a transparent breakdown on every order.

Included

The complete pricing toolkit

Every pricing decision in one place — and every one of them visible to your buyers.

  • Price steps triggered by tickets sold
  • Price phases scheduled by date
  • Seat categories priced from the venue plan
  • Per-seat price overrides
  • Discount codes with caps and validity
  • Next-step price hint in the checkout
  • Transparent price breakdown on orders
  • One price source for all sales channels
FAQ

Common questions

What organizers ask about pricing. Missing an answer? Ask us via the demo form.

Is this surge pricing?

No. Prices follow a ladder you define in advance — by date or by tickets sold — and buyers can see the rules. Bookitive never invents a price, and nothing changes without a threshold you set.

What can trigger a price change?

A calendar date or a sold-ticket count. "First 100 tickets for €19, then €24" switches automatically the moment ticket #100 sells.

Can different seats cost different amounts?

Yes. Seating zones from your venue plan map to price categories, and any single seat can carry its own override — a pillar seat cheaper, a box seat premium.

Can a discount code be overused?

No. Codes carry usage caps and validity windows, and redemptions are counted atomically at checkout — the 101st use of a 100-use code is rejected, even in a rush.

Charge what each seat is worth

Set your price ladder today and let demand do the timing. No credit card required.