You can use the TicketSpice page builder to set up custom tickets with specific ticket questions. This article will cover... 

To begin set up, select Edit Ticket Information at the top of the builder. 

This menu allows you to create ticket levels. At the top, you will see the options to select your Event Type and if needed, setting an Event Capacity. 

This is the label of the ticket type. Some common examples would be General Admission, VIP, Student, Adult, Senior, Early Bird, etc. 

Use this space to describe what is included with this ticket purchase, customers will be able to read this prior to checking out. 

This is the price per ticket. Our system will automatically calculate the total based on how many the customers select. 

This is an optional way to cover the software cost, you can set the fee to be a flat dollar amount or a percentage of the ticket price. Select the trash can icon to remove the fee off the page or the plus icon to add additional fees. 

Note: The TicketSpice fee is $0.99/ticket. You will also have processing fees through your payment processor. If you use our in-house payment processor, Webconnex Payments, that fee is 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction.

We set that fee at 6% as the standard, but you can increase or decrease that fee depending on your goals. It's totally up to you! 

If you are using our Box Office App for onsite sales, this space allows you to set custom pricing for sales ran through the app. This space can be left blank and/or customized later. 

This is another Box Office App setting. You can choose where this ticket level is visible for sales - everywhere, online only, or Box Office only. 

This is the number of tickets a customer can select at one time. The default in our system is 1-25 tickets. You can set a custom range (for example: 1-10) or a single number (for example: 4). A common use case would be a package deal, where selecting a set number of tickets is a requirement. 

You can use this to set a capacity that is specific to a ticket level. To better understand the way TicketSpice capacity works, check out this tutorial. 

Ticket Questions collect data for each ticket selected. To begin set up, select the Add A Question button for each ticket level. 

Or if you already have a field on the ticket type, hover and select the plus icon to add a question. 

On the live page, each ticket question will populate based on the number of tickets selected. 

In the example below, I am collecting a name. When I select 3 tickets, I am asked for 3 names - one per ticket selected.