🎟️ How to Create an Individual Ticket Type in ClickBid
Creating individual tickets in ClickBid is quick and customizable. Use this step-by-step guide to set up tickets for your next event—whether it’s a gala, fundraiser, or raffle.
🛠️ Step-by-Step: Add an Individual Ticket
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Go to Event Tickets in your ClickBid admin menu.
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Click Tickets.
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Select Modify Tickets.
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Click + Add Individual Ticket.
📝 Customize Your Ticket
Fill out the fields for each ticket:
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Ticket Name:
Add a clear name (e.g., Individual Ticket, Couples Ticket, Gala Entry).
➕ You can add multiple tickets by clicking + Add Individual Ticket again. -
Price:
Set the purchase price per ticket. -
Fair Market Value (FMV) (optional):
This amount appears on the purchaser's receipt.
Example: “FMV $75 per ticket” -
Tickets Per Purchase:
Choose how many tickets are issued per purchase.
Example:-
1 for individual tickets
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2 for couple tickets
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Availability:
Set how many of this ticket type are available.-
Use 0 if availability is unlimited.
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The system automatically prevents overselling.
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💡Tip: You can also set an overall availability for your ticket page under Event Tickets > Ticket Page Settings > General Settings > Ticket Page Guest Limit.
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Hide Availability?
Choose whether to show remaining tickets to buyers.-
If set to No, your page will display something like: (5 of 19 Available).
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Mark as Sold Out?
There are two ways to mark tickets as sold out:-
Your availability limit is reached.
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Manually switch Mark as Sold Out to Yes.
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Sold Out Message (optional):
Enter a message that will appear when the ticket is sold out. -
Ticket Details:
Anything you write here will display beneath the ticket name on the ticketing page.
🚫 Prevent Overselling
To control when a ticket becomes unavailable:
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Go to Event Tickets > Modify Tickets.
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Select your ticket.
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Under Quantity, enter your maximum availability.
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Once that number is reached, ClickBid will auto-mark it as Sold Out.
⚠️ Warning: Don’t forget to set quantities correctly. Overselling can create confusion for guests at check-in!
🤔 Frequently Asked Questions
🎨 How do I change the banner above my tickets?
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Go to Event Tickets > Ticket Page Settings > Additional Features > Ticket Title.
👀 How can I preview my ticket page?
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Click Event Tickets > Launch Ticket Page to view your live ticketing page.
➕ How do I add an individual ticket again?
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Navigate to Event Tickets > Modify Tickets > + Add Individual Ticket.
🧍 Do I need to enter guest names when tickets are purchased?
Nope! Instead, you can enable the Send Guest Update Link, which allows the purchaser to forward guest details to their attendees.
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Find this under:
Event Tickets > Ticket Page Settings > General Settings > Send Guest Update Link with Ticket Purchase
💡 Tip (HubSpot Callout): Turning this on reduces your admin time and improves data accuracy.
🧠 What should I name my tickets?
Some ideas:
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Individual Ticket
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Couple Ticket
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Pre-Party Access
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After-Party Ticket
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Raffle Ticket
🧪 Can I do a test purchase?
Yes! We recommend it.
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Enable Cash or Check as payment types:
Event Tickets > Ticket Page Settings > Payment Types -
Launch your ticket page and make a purchase using the selected method.
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To delete your test:
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Go to Event Tickets > View Ticket Sales
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Click the blue dropdown to the far right > X
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Click Void this line and Submit
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Then:
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Check the box next to the test sale
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Scroll down and click Delete
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Type delete, then test as your archive name
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Click Update Page
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Don't forget to reset your payment types afterward!
⚠️ Warning: Always delete test purchases to keep reports accurate.
🎟️ Can I sell raffle tickets through ticket sales?
Yes, but they will count toward your Total Tickets Sold.
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For more accurate tracking:
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Pull the Downloadable Ticket Sales report:
Event Tickets > View Ticket Sales -
Check Column P for ticket types.
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💡 Tip: For better reporting, consider listing raffle tickets as a Quantity Item to sell on the page. This setting can be enabled under Event Tickets > Ticket Page Settings > Additional Features.
🛑 Important: Don’t Rename Tickets After Sales Begin
Once any purchase is made for a Ticket, Sponsorship, or Underwriting item:
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Do not rename it.
Changing the name will break reporting and guest update links.