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Add-ons: offer optional items alongside any ticket

Provide optional workshop passes, dinners, merchandise, or accommodation during checkout without creating duplicate ticket tiers.

Add-ons

Managing supplementary event offerings through separate ticket tiers creates unnecessary catalog complexity. Add-ons allow attendees to select optional items during primary ticket purchase.

Each add-on maintains independent inventory quotas and pricing. When an add-on sells out, primary ticket sales continue uninterrupted, with orders recording all line items.

How it works

  1. 01

    List the options

    Define workshops, meals, merchandise, or hotel rooms with designated pricing and quotas.

  2. 02

    Link to ticket types

    Configure which ticket tiers can access specific add-on items.

  3. 03

    Select during checkout

    Attendees select optional items during registration, with totals calculated automatically.

Key capabilities

  • Options, not another ticket

    Supplementary items attach directly to the main registration order.

  • Independent limits and pricing

    Each add-on tracks dedicated inventory and pricing rules.

  • Recorded on the order

    Add-on selections record directly in order summaries, passes, and financial reports.

A fit for these events

Works well with

Questions organizers ask

What is the difference between add-ons and ticket types?
Ticket types establish baseline entry, while add-ons represent optional items with independent inventory and pricing.
Can an add-on sell out independently?
Yes. An add-on item closes once its quota is reached, while associated ticket tiers remain on sale.
Do add-ons integrate with checkout?
Yes. Hosted checkout processes tickets and selected add-on items within a single transaction.

See this feature in orriven

Submit event requirements to see how this capability operates within orriven.

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