Sales booster
Honest urgency signals, a waitlist for sold-out tickets, and recovery emails that bring unfinished orders back — three tools that turn interest into paid orders.
Sales booster is a set of three tools that help you sell more tickets without discounting anything: urgency signals on your public event page, a waitlist that catches demand after a ticket type sells out, and recovery emails that follow up on unpaid reservations.
All three are honest by design. The low-stock line only appears when stock really is low, social proof only counts real recent orders, and recovery emails go to people who genuinely started an order. There is nothing to fake and nothing your buyers could catch you on.
Urgency signals
Urgency signals appear on your public event page and in the embedded widget. You configure them per event under Event settings → Sales booster, and changes apply to all embeds immediately:
- Low-stock line — shows "Only N left" next to a ticket type once its remaining stock falls to your threshold (anywhere from 1 to 100). Individual ticket types can opt out with Hide from low-stock alerts in the ticket type's settings — useful for types whose capacity is intentionally tiny, like a VIP table.
- Recent-orders line — social proof showing how many people ordered recently, starting from 2 recent orders. It counts real orders only.
The settings page shows a live preview of both lines, so you can see exactly what buyers will see before you save.
Urgency signals are rendered by the public event page and the embedded widget.
A developer embedding the widget can additionally hide them with the urgency
option, but your event settings remain the authority — if a signal is off
here, no embed can show it.
The three tools
Waitlist
Collect signups for sold-out ticket types and offer freed capacity automatically, first come, first served.
Recovery emails
Payment reminders for unpaid reservations and an opt-in follow-up when an abandoned order's seats free up again.
Related
Refunds
Cancelling a paid order queues a wire refund; queued refunds batch into one bank upload that you sign in Internetbanking — money never moves without a human.
Waitlist
Collect signups when a ticket type sells out and offer freed capacity to the queue automatically — first come, first served, with concrete seats and a time limit on every offer.