Dynamic pricing is a pricing strategy that is used by most big companies, but woefully underutilized for mid-size and smaller event organizers. So what is Dynamic Pricing? Dynamic pricing is a pricing strategy where the event organizer starts selling a ticket at a lower price point, and gradually increases the ticket price based on time and/or demand. The lower starting price helps build interest in the event or ticket, and builds hype around the event. With a few first customers inviting their friends, the circle of attendees slowly increases, and the interest level in the ticket goes up.Once sales momentum increases, the ticket price should go up too. eventlint makes it easy to create tiered pricing. You can select how many tickets to sell in each tier, and also set the date a ticket price should increase, regardless. I'm selling on Eventbrite, what can I do? It's easy - use our integration tools to connect your eventlint account with Eventbrite. When it's time to increase your ticket price, we will make sure the price on eventbrite keeps pace and increases accordingly.

Dynamic Pricing - Raising the Bottom Line

Let's assume you are selling your General Admission ticket at $100, and a fast-pass / skip the line for $120.It's easy to forget to update the fast pass every time you update your General admission. eventlint makes it easy, and keeps it accurate.Create a simple formula - configure fast base to add 20% on top of the General Admission ticket price, and that's it. Neat, simple and easy. Now everytime you update your General Admission, eventlint will update the price for your Fast Pass ticket. The next thing you'd like to solve is how to keep the bracket prices accurate across the different ticketing platforms.Well, we do it for you. Integrate eventlint with Eventbrite, and we will make sure the ticket prices are up to date there as well.

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Dynamic Pricing - Raising the Bottom Line

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