Ticket tiers
Offer early bird, general admission, VIP, group, or hidden organizer tiers without splitting the attendee list into separate worlds.
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Event Ticketing Software
Sell tickets without separating them from the event.
Bewitt is event ticketing software for organizers who want ticket tiers, discount codes, registrations, participants, attendance, and event engagement in one practical place.
Most platforms help you sell tickets. Bewitt helps you run the event after the ticket is sold.
Quick outcome
Ticket tiers, discounts, registrations, attendees, and event participation stay connected.
Use Bewitt as your event ticketing platform when ticket sales are only the start of what you need to manage.
The problem
Selling tickets is easy. Running the event is the hard part.
Ticket sales are only the first step.
The trouble starts when ticket buyers become attendees. One tool has the sales list. Another tool has the event app. Early bird pricing is buried in checkout settings. Discount codes live in someone's notes. Someone exports participants into a spreadsheet. Payments are tracked separately. Check-in needs a different list. Networking lives somewhere else. Engagement is in yet another tool that attendees may or may not open.
By event day, the question is no longer "How many tickets did we sell?" It is "Who is coming, what can they access, where are they going, and are we sure this list is current?"
Bewitt helps organizers keep ticketing connected to the event instead of treating it like a transaction that ends at checkout.
The solution
Ticket sales connected to your event.
Bewitt gives organizers an event ticketing platform where ticket sales, registrations, participants, attendance, and engagement stay together.
Sell tickets, set up tiers, manage discount codes, run free events, manage public or private access, track registrations, monitor attendance, and keep attendees connected to the agenda, check-ins, networking, quizzes, rewards, and feedback.
You are not just selling entry. You are preparing the event experience that comes after it.
Ticketing features
The practical parts of ticketing that keep the event moving.
Discount codes
Create percentage or fixed-amount codes, apply them to every tier or selected tiers, and keep redemptions tied to the order.
Paid tickets
Sell tickets for events that need revenue, contribution fees, paid access, or controlled entry.
Free tickets
Run free events while still keeping registration, participant access, and attendance organized.
Public events
Make events discoverable and easy to join when you want open registration.
Private events
Control access for invite-only events, internal programs, VIP sessions, or curated guest lists.
Capacity limits
Keep ticket availability aligned with the room, budget, materials, catering, and the organizer calm that remains.
Registration tracking
See who registered, who needs attention, and how the attendee list is shaping up before event day.
Attendance visibility
Connect ticketing with check-ins so organizers can understand who actually arrived.
Sales reporting
Keep a clear view of ticket performance without losing sight of the event that comes after the sale.
Event scenarios
From workshops to conferences.
Conference ticketing software needs to support more than admission. Organizers often need attendee access, agenda planning, check-ins, networking, sponsor engagement, feedback, and reporting across one or more days.
Workshops usually depend on limited seats, clear registration, payment visibility, and attendance tracking. Bewitt helps keep tickets and participation connected.
Community events may use free tickets, paid tickets, private access, or capacity limits. Bewitt helps organizers keep signups organized without adding unnecessary admin.
Training sessions often need participant lists, attendance proof, session access, and follow-up. Bewitt helps keep ticketing connected to the learning experience.
Comparison
More than a ticketing platform.
| Traditional Ticketing Platform | Bewitt |
|---|---|
| One flat price for every attendee | Early bird, general admission, VIP, group, and hidden organizer tiers can be priced separately |
| Promo codes tracked outside checkout | Discount codes are applied and recorded with the ticket order |
| Ticket sales only | Ticketing connected to the event experience |
| Export attendee lists | Participants stay connected to registrations and access |
| Separate event app | Agenda, check-ins, engagement, and participant tools together |
| Separate networking tool | Networking can be part of the event workspace |
| Separate engagement platform | Quizzes, rewards, and activity can live with the event |
| Sales reports without attendance context | Ticket sales and attendance visibility in one place |
| Manual list updates after purchase | Registration and participant records stay current |
| A transaction before the event | A starting point for the full event experience |
Tickets are just the beginning.
Buying a ticket should not be the moment participant data starts drifting into separate systems.
With Bewitt, ticket tiers and discount codes connect directly with registrations, agenda access, check-ins, networking, quizzes, rewards, and feedback.
That means organizers do not need a second system to manage the attendee after they buy.
Attendees can move from ticket purchase to event participation with less admin in the middle. Organizers get a clearer view of who registered, who arrived, and how people engaged.
- Ticket tiers
- Discount codes
- Registrations
- Agenda access
- Check-ins
- Networking
- Quizzes
- Rewards
- Feedback
FAQ
Event ticketing questions organizers ask before the attendee list starts wandering.
Can I offer different ticket tiers?
Yes. Bewitt supports ticket tiers such as early bird, general admission, VIP, group, or organizer-only tiers, with pricing and availability rules kept close to the event registration list.
Can I use discount codes?
Yes. Organizers can create percentage or fixed-amount discount codes and choose whether they apply to every ticket tier or only selected tiers.
Can I sell tickets online?
Yes. Bewitt supports online event ticketing for organizers who want ticket sales connected to registration and event management.
Can I run free events?
Yes. You can run free events while still managing registrations, participants, access, and attendance.
Can I limit ticket availability?
Yes. Capacity limits help keep ticket availability aligned with your venue, room size, materials, or event plan.
Can I manage private events?
Yes. Bewitt supports private events where access is limited to invited participants or approved attendees.
Can attendees register after purchasing?
Yes. Ticketing and registration stay connected, so attendees can be managed as participants after they buy or sign up.
Can I track attendance?
Yes. Ticketing can connect with check-ins so organizers can see who actually attended.
Can I see ticket sales performance?
Yes. Organizers can keep visibility into ticket sales while also managing the event that follows.
Can I use ticketing for workshops and conferences?
Yes. Bewitt works for workshops, conferences, training sessions, community events, and other formats that need registration and ticketing software.
Stop exporting attendees between systems.
Sell tiered tickets, apply discount codes, manage registrations, track attendance, and run the rest of the event from the same place. Bewitt gives organizers event registration and ticketing software that keeps the ticket connected to the attendee experience.
