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Create and sell add-ons

Written by Holly

Add-ons let you sell optional extras alongside your event, such as consulting calls, VIP community access, replay access, workshops or merchandise. They can stand alone or include access to selected event content.


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Where attendees can buy add-ons

Attendees can buy available add-ons during checkout, after registration through the Event Hub, from a direct add-on checkout link, or from an add-on component on an event page. For signed-in attendees who have completed registration, the Event Hub’s menu can show Browse Add-Ons. This menu is on the public event site and can be hidden in the event or theme settings.


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Current Event Hub hamburger menu with Browse Add-Ons


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Available add-ons can also appear after checkout, giving attendees another chance to upgrade after purchasing their ticket.


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Create an add-on

  1. Go to Ticketing & Payments > Tickets, Add-ons & Donations > Add-ons and select Create Add-on.

  2. In Details, add its title, description and optional icon. Use Fulfilment for redemption instructions or a redemption URL buyers can use after purchase.

  3. In Pricing, add a price. Use 0 for a free add-on, or configure paid price tiers.

  4. In Checkout, set quantity availability, display options such as Hide During Checkout?, and purchase eligibility. You can restrict it to attendees with or without selected tickets.

  5. In Access, optionally grant live broadcast, replay or in-person access, set expiry rules, and add email or domain restrictions. Advanced controls may depend on your plan.

  6. Select Save and Close.


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Manage Add-On editor showing the Details, Pricing, Checkout and Access tabs


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Paid add-ons require an active payment gateway. Check Event Settings > Payments & Partners > Payment Methods if a paid add-on cannot be purchased.


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Sell add-ons from an event page

Open the page in the Page Editor. Under Components > Dynamic Content, choose Add-on for one selected add-on or Add-ons for a group. Use Properties to select the item and its display options.


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Current Page Editor Dynamic Content chooser with Add-on and Add-ons


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On a custom checkout confirmation page, a single Add-on component also supports an override price, a countdown for that offer, and exclusive-offer badge text. These offer settings are available for confirmation pages. Button text and description options let you adapt the component to the page.

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