Price Tables: General Admission

Scroll down for the Step-by-Step Guide on how to create a GA Price Table

KEY TERMS & TIPS:

What is a Price Table?
The pricing structure for your event. It's the first step in creating your prices.
You can have various Price Tables depending on your types of prices or booking periods.
Once set up you can connect to capacities on your General Admission Venue Plan.
If you have Reserved Seating then you can connect to your seats. For more info, go here.

What is a Band?
Tiers or levels of pricing.
It is a way of grouping your prices and how you structure your bands may depend on your venue plan.
If you have a General Admission Venue Plan then you may wish to just have a General Admission band but you can have multiple bands if you want different groups of prices with different amounts of tickets you want to sell.
Create as many as you like and select a colour to help specify the Band.
If you have Reserved Seating, see here.

What is a Variant?
The types of price within a Band.
It is a way of categorising your prices, e.g. Full Price, Concession, VIP, etc.
Create as many as you like and then enter the prices for your Variants, per Band.

What is an Adjuster?
Commissions or fees inside or outside of a Variant, e.g:

Inside Adjuster = inside commission rate or venue levy
Outside Adjuster = external booking fee

You can add these to your Variants on the Price Table, the fees will then show underneath your prices.
More info can be found here.

What is a Channel?
The place where tickets are sold, e.g. Online Channel, Box Office, Ticket Agent, etc.
Once created, connect Channels to your Variants and they will then have access to your prices.
More info can be found here.

How do I create a Discount?
On the Discounts page, where you can also set up the Coupons for your Discount.
You'll then be able to add it to your Price Table by selecting the Discount Mode toggle.
More info can be found here.

What do I need to do before creating a Price Table?
Sign up to a Line-Up account.
Set up your Organisation.

What do I need to have created by this point?
Your Venues.
Your Channels.
Your Adjusters.
Your Event by completing the Info page.
Your Performances.

STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE:

1. Create a Price Table:

a) From the page, select your Event

b) Select the Prices tab, which will take you to the Price Tables page

c) Select 

d) Add a Name and Description

e) Tax Rate - select either Default or a Custom Tax Rate (which you need to set up before this step. More info can be found here)

f)  Price Table

2. Add Bands:

a) Select  on your Price Table

b) Enter a name

c) Click  next to the name and select a colour for the Band

3. Add Variants:

a) Select

b) Enter a name

c) Enter the price for your Variant per Band

d) Add a description (optional) by right-clicking on a Variant and selecting , enter description and then select

4. Add Channels:

a) Right-click on a Variant and then select

b) Select your Channels and then

c) Hover over to see the Channels that have been added

5. Add Adjusters:

a) Right-click on a Variant and then

b) Select your Adjusters and then

c) Select to see the Adjusters you've added and their fees per Price Band

6. Add Discounts:

a) Select

b) Select

c) From the pop-up, select your Discount from the drop down (you will need to create your Discount before this step. More info can be found here)

d) Select which Variant(s) to apply the Discount to

e) Select and you'll see the discounted price per Band

7. Review Price Table:

a) Select

b) Check the details are correct, including the Inside and Outside Prices for your Variants

c) Want to make changes? Select

d) Happy? Select

e) Want to make changes once it's published? Select and make edits to a new version of your Price Table

f) Once that's edited and published then that will replace the previously published version

NEXT STEP:  Connect prices to Venue Plan by creating a Price Profile