Ticketing inside your WordPress site.
Install a plugin and your site sells tickets, takes payments and checks guests in at the door. Start free, grow into Pro, and keep every yen, dollar or euro of your ticket sales.
Free or Pro.
The free plugin runs a complete paid event on its own. Pro adds the tools busier organisers ask for. Neither takes a cut of your ticket sales.
| Feature | FreePlugin | ProAdd-on to the free plugin |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay | ||
| Cut of your ticket sales | None | None |
| Selling | ||
| Events, venues and ticket types | ||
| Stripe, PayPay, cash and bank transfer | ||
| Discount codes | ||
| Approvals for invite-only events | ||
| Automatic and group discounts | ||
| Your own checkout questions | ||
| Tickets and the door | ||
| QR tickets by email | ||
| Check-in scanner and door staff role | ||
| Reminders and messages to ticket holders | ||
| Running it | ||
| Orders list and CSV export | ||
| Advanced reports and Excel | ||
| Google Sheets sync | ||
| Two-step sign-in and privacy tools | ||
| Licence | Free | Annual licence |
| Get Free | Ask about Pro | |
Licences are annual and cover one site. Renewals are 15% off. If you don't renew, the plugin keeps working; you stop receiving updates, security patches, bug fixes and support.
Selling in three steps.
Get the plugin
Ask for the free plugin and we'll send you the latest version as a zip file.
Upload and activate
In WordPress, go to Plugins, choose Add New, then Upload Plugin, and activate Gatecraft.
Open your first event
Connect Stripe or choose offline payments, add your ticket types, and publish.
Every gate, inside WordPress.
Buying, the ticket, the wait and the door all run from your WordPress admin, with your theme on the pages guests see.
Open the doors.
Tell us about your event and we'll help you choose the right way in.