Are VIP tickets valuable, and how do you provide a superior experience for a VIP?
Are VIP tickets valuable, and how do you give a VIP a superior experience? You know the feeling: you're online, ready to buy a ticket
Give the right participants the right ticket at the right time. With aanmelder.nl you can easily set up different ticket phases. From early bird to VIP or last chance, every participant automatically receives their personal ticket with QR code. This way you can flexibly cater to different audiences, avoid double work and misunderstandings, and offer your visitors a smooth and professional entry experience.
Reward early decision-makers with attractive discounts
Make your event more exclusive for special guests
Use last chance phases to build urgency and boost final sign-ups
Reach more participants with ticket options for every audience
Tickets automatically linked to registration and check-in.
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Tiered ticketing means offering tickets in different phases or price tiers. Think of early bird tickets to reward quick decision-makers, VIP access for special guests, or last-minute tickets to fill empty seats. Each participant receives a unique QR code that can be scanned directly at the entrance. This makes check-in faster and gives you a clear overview, without loose lists or manual work.
Curious how this works in practice? Here’s the step-by-step:
Tip: Want to give VIPs an extra warm welcome? Have an automatic SMS greeting sent on arrival.
Everything runs from one system. No separate tools and no complex integrations.
Recognize this? Lists that don’t match, duplicate entries, or information scattered across different tools? With aanmelder.nl you work from one central system where registration, ticketing, and check-in are fully connected. This way you avoid double work and misunderstandings and always stay in control of your event data.
Tickets in phases and price tiers aren’t a standalone feature but part of aanmelder.nl’s Event Management. As soon as a participant registers through your registration software, a personal ticket with QR code is automatically generated. On the day of the event, simply scan the ticket at the entrance using our Event Check-in software or the mobile version.
This way you work from one central system where registration, ticketing, and check-in are fully connected. That means: no separate tools, no double work or mistakes, and always real-time insight into your participants.
"Another positive thing is the scan and badge system provided by aanmelder.nl which is truly commendable. The ability to generate on-the-spot badges without the need for pre-printing is a significant advantage. This feature streamlines the check-in process, reducing the logistical hassle associated with traditional badge printing and ensuring a smooth and efficient on-site experience for both organizers and participants."
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Tiered ticketing is a way of selling event tickets in phases, each with its own price point. For example, early bird tickets are cheaper and only available for a limited time or quantity. Once they sell out, the next tier becomes available at a higher price. This approach rewards early sign-ups, helps you manage demand, and ensures more predictable attendance.
Event organizers often use different ticket tiers to meet the needs of various audiences.
The most common types include:
Early bird tickets: These are discounted tickets, available for a limited time or quantity.
Regular tickets: This is the standard price once early bird ends.
Last-minute tickets: These tickets are often priced higher for late buyers.
Group or student tickets: These are discounted tiers to attract specific audiences.
By mixing these tiers, you can appeal to different segments, encourage early sign-ups, and maximize overall event revenue.
A tiered ticketing system lets you set up multiple price levels for the same event. Typically, it works like this:
Tiered ticketing brings several benefits for event managers:
Yes, many ticketing platforms allow you to create multiple pricing tiers and sell them online. You can set conditions for when one tier ends such as a date and the system automatically moves to the next price level. This makes it easy to manage early bird, regular, and late-stage sales without manual updates.