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Grab A Ticket – Tier Table
Three tiers for a warehouse gig with early bird already gone, general admission selling nine an hour, and the booking fee included in the price shown.
What this screen does
The sold-out tier is the most valuable thing on this card. Early bird having gone proves the event is selling, dates the viewer's arrival as late, and makes the remaining tiers look like the current reality rather than an opening offer. A tier table with everything available says nobody has bought yet.
'General admission is selling 9 tickets an hour' gives the scarcity a rate. A viewer can do the arithmetic themselves and work out roughly how long the tier survives, which is far more motivating than being told to hurry.
'Price includes booking fee · no surprises at checkout' attacks live events' most resented practice. Fees that appear at the final step are the reason people abandon ticket purchases, and stating the price is final is a competitive claim as much as a reassurance.
'Instant e-ticket · Transferable to a friend' removes the risk of buying for a group. Somebody deciding for four people needs to know the tickets can be moved if plans change — without that, they buy one or none.
The event line — name, date, venue — is doing the qualifying. A viewer either can make 14 June at Warehouse 9 or cannot, and everything else is irrelevant until that is settled.
Best for
- Music venues, festivals and club nights
- Comedy, theatre and touring shows
- Conferences and paid workshops with tiered pricing
- Sports fixtures with staged ticket releases
- Any event where tiers genuinely sell out in sequence
Making it yours
- Show a tier that has actually gone. Faking a sell-out is the fastest way to lose an audience that talks to each other.
- Use your real sales rate, or drop the line rather than inventing one.
- Only claim inclusive pricing if the checkout total matches the card — this is checkable in two taps.
- Set the event name, date and venue per campaign; this card is worthless generic.
- State your real transfer and refund policy.
- The pattern suits anything with staged release pricing — course cohorts, membership intakes, pre-orders.
Next steps
Templates are a starting point, not a constraint. The documentation walks through changing one into your own ad and exporting it.