7 reasons workshop hosts choose One Ticket
- A cap for every easel and wheel. Cap each workshop at the materials and space you have. Booking closes when it’s full.
- Date nights for two. A ticket that admits two makes couples’ nights simple: one price, and a ticket each.
- Materials paid for. Materials come out of your ticket price, so it matters that you receive all of it. The buyer pays the booking fee on top.
- Know your group before they arrive. Ask about experience, or anything you need to prepare, as people book.
- Weekly classes as a series. Run a term of classes as a series on one page, and let regulars subscribe weekly, fortnightly or monthly.
- Refunds that fit your prep. Close refunds a few days out, when you buy and prepare materials. Buyers see the policy before they pay.
- Early-bird prices. Set a price that rises on a date, or once so many have sold, to fill the first seats early.
How it works for workshop hosts
- Create the workshop with a ticket type capped at your materials.
- Add a ticket that admits two for date nights, and any questions.
- Set a refund cut-off that matches when you prepare materials.
- Connect Stripe and share the link in your bio.
What a ticket costs, worked through
| Ticket | Price | Booking fee | Buyer pays | You receive |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paint and sip | $65 | $2.91 | $67.91 | $65 |
| Pottery date night for two | $170 | $5.79 | $175.79 | $170 |
Sell 16 tickets at $65 and you receive $1,040. The booking fee is the buyer’s, added on top of your price at checkout, and it’s the same on every plan.
Example prices: set your own. Fees are checkout’s own, on a one-ticket order (One Ticket pricing). Free tickets carry no fee.
Plan the numbers and the refunds
- How much should I charge for a paint and sip night?
- How much should I charge for a pottery date night?
- How much should I charge for a workshop?
- How much should I charge for a craft circle?
- How many tickets do I need to sell? The break-even calculator
- Refund policy template for a paint and sip night
- Refund policy template for a pottery date night
- Refund policy template for a workshop
- Refund policy template for a craft circle
Guides for workshop hosts
Common questions
- How do I sell a date night ticket?
- Set People per ticket to 2 on the ticket type: one price covers two, each gets their own ticket, and it counts two against your cap.
- Can students sign up for a whole term?
- Put the classes in a series and add a subscription plan, billed weekly, fortnightly or monthly. Each subscriber’s ticket is issued before every class.
- Do I need my own website?
- No. Each event has its own page in your colours, with your cover, and a link you can put in your bio.
- What does a buyer pay on a $65 ticket?
- $67.91: the $65 ticket price and a $2.91 booking fee. You receive the whole $65, and the fee is the same on every plan.
Your next workshop, on One Ticket
Set it up in minutes. You keep 100% of your ticket price, and there is nothing to pay to start.