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Karelia Tickets

Sell event tickets from Statamic with Stripe

Sell tickets on your own event pages, take the money straight into your own Stripe account and check people in with a phone. No per-ticket fees to a ticketing platform.

Statamic 6Free to try locally

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Listing on the Statamic Marketplace: coming soon.

What it does

Most Statamic sites that run events send their visitors to a ticketing platform to buy, which takes a fee on every paid ticket and puts its own brand between you and your audience. Karelia Tickets sells them on your own event page instead.

Add ticket types to an event in the Control Panel, put one tag in the template, and buyers pay on Stripe Checkout with cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay. They get QR tickets by email at once. At the door, staff open the check-in page on a phone and scan. Sales, orders, refunds and the attendee list are under Tools, and the money goes straight to your Stripe account.

An event page for Autumn Jazz Night with the ticket form: Early bird €18, Standard €25 with only 1 left, Student €12 and a free guest list, the buyer's name and email, a total of €48.00 and the button Continue to payment.
One tag gives the event page a ticket form with prices, what is left and a running total. It follows your site's fonts and colours.

  • Ticket types per event

    Early bird, standard, student or a free guest list, each with a price, how many there are, when sales end and the most per order. Free events work without Stripe.

  • Stripe Checkout

    Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and the other methods you switch on in Stripe, straight into your own account. Bank payments that arrive days later keep their tickets until they do.

  • Never sold twice

    Tickets are held while the buyer pays and go back on sale if they give up. The last seat cannot be sold to two people at once.

  • QR tickets

    A printable ticket page with a QR code per ticket, an email with the codes and a calendar file. Codes avoid letters that look alike.

  • Check-in on a phone

    Scan with the camera or type the code. Each ticket gets in once, with undo, and several staff can scan at the same time. Door staff can have a role that sees only the check-in page.

  • Run the sale from the Control Panel

    Sales per event and ticket type, orders, attendee list as CSV, refunds through Stripe, free tickets for guests and press, and a dashboard widget.

The buyer's ticket page: You are going! Here are your 3 tickets, buttons to print and add to calendar, and a ticket with a QR code, the ticket type, the buyer's name and an eight-letter code.
Buyers land on their tickets right after paying, and get them by email with a calendar file.
Two phones showing the check-in page: one green card reading Checked in, Sanna Mäkinen, Standard, Welcome; one amber card reading Already checked in, First checked in at 17:04. The counter shows 10 of 30.
Check-in on a phone: scan with the camera or type the code. Green to let in, amber if already in, red if refunded.
The event page in the Control Panel with 30 tickets sold, 9 checked in, €483.00 revenue and 13 orders, and each ticket type with its price, sold out of available and how many are left.
Sales, check-ins and revenue per event and ticket type. Refund, resend or add free tickets from each order.
The Tickets tab on an event entry with a Sell tickets switch and a ticket type Early bird priced 18, 40 available, at most 4 per order and the description Limited, sold first.
Ticket types live on the event itself, in a Tickets tab added to your events collection.
The Tickets overview listing two upcoming events with tickets sold, check-ins, revenue and status On sale, and totals for the last 30 days.
Every event that sells tickets, with the totals of the last 30 days.

Pricing

LicencePriceIncludes
One site$99The addon for one production site, with a year of updates
Updates after the first year$39 a yearOptional. The addon keeps working without it

Bought on the Statamic Marketplace. Local, development and staging copies of your site need no licence, so you can try it with Stripe's test mode before you go live. Stripe's own card fees apply to your sales; the addon takes nothing per ticket.

Your Stripe account, your buyers

Payments go straight to your own Stripe account, card details never touch your site, and orders stay on your server. The addon takes no fee per ticket and never contacts us.

Good to know

  • You need a Stripe account for paid tickets, and email set up in Laravel so the tickets can be sent.
  • One currency per site. Seats are not numbered: it sells general admission tickets, by type.
  • Prices are what the buyer pays. The addon adds no tax on top; set your prices accordingly.
  • Camera scanning needs HTTPS and the browser's permission to use the camera. Typing the code always works.
  • Orders are stored as files in your storage folder, so they work with flat-file sites. Back the folder up with the rest of the site.

Data and security

Karelia Tickets runs on your own Statamic server. Payments are taken by Stripe in your own account, orders stay on your server, and it never contacts us. The security page lists what is stored, for how long and which permissions are needed. The privacy policy and the EULA are public.