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Trybe gives organizers and promoters one account for the whole night. Sell tickets and receive the whole price, or keep selling where you already do, then fill the room with texts, emails, Instagram DMs and ads that count real tickets.

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Exclusive events

Turn on Require approval and your event becomes exclusive. Fans send a request with their name, photo and a social handle; their payment is held, not charged, until you accept. Rejected or expired requests are released.

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What you get

  • Request to attend with name, photo and one social handle

  • Payment held on request, charged only when you accept

  • Reject releases the hold; unreviewed requests expire after 7 days

  • Oversell warnings before you accept more than you have room for

  • Event cards show Exclusive; door sales skip approval on the night

Exclusive events in detail

Exclusive events let organizers choose who attends. Turn on Require approval when creating the event and the event page replaces the buy button with Request to attend. Fans pick their tickets, verify a short profile with their name, a photo and one social handle, answer your checkout questions, and send the request; their payment is authorized but not charged. Each fan can have one pending request at a time, and event cards on Trybe show an Exclusive badge.

In the dashboard's Access Requests page you see pending requests, the total tickets requested, and each guest's photos, name, social links and answers, with a warning if accepting would oversell a tier. Accept captures the payment and issues the ticket; Reject releases the hold with no charge; requests you never review expire after 7 days and release automatically. Review is manual, by you or your team. Door sales through Trybe Pass skip approval, so walk-ups on the night still work. Exclusive events are included in the Free plan.

How it works

  1. 1

    Require approval

    Turn on Require approval when you create or edit the event. It is now exclusive.

  2. 2

    Fans request to attend

    They pick tickets, confirm a short profile and send the request. Their payment is held.

  3. 3

    Review the requests

    See each profile and answers on the Access Requests page, with oversell warnings.

  4. 4

    Accept or reject

    Accept charges the hold and issues the ticket; reject releases it. Unreviewed requests expire after 7 days.

Questions organizers ask

How do I make my event invitation-only or approval-based on Trybe?

Turn on Require approval in the event settings. The event becomes exclusive: fans request to attend instead of buying, and you accept or reject each request.

Is the fan charged when they send a request?

No. The payment is authorized when the request is sent and captured only when you accept. If you reject the request or it expires after 7 days, the hold is released with no charge.

What information do I see about each request?

The request shows the guest's name, photos, social links and their answers to your checkout questions, plus the tickets they asked for. You review it yourself; there is no automated identity check.

Can a fan send several requests?

No. Each fan can have one pending request at a time. If a request expires, they need to send a new one.

What happens if I accept more requests than I have tickets?

The Access Requests page warns you when accepting would oversell a tier, so you can decide before confirming. Accepting still captures the payments and issues the tickets.

Can I still sell tickets at the door for an exclusive event?

Yes. Door sales through your Trybe Pass QR code skip the approval step, so people who show up on the night can buy and walk in.

Related features

  • Paid waitlist

    When a tier sells out, fans join with their card on hold; you accept and the ticket is issued and charged

  • Guest lists

    Add comps, plus-ones and VIPs by name, email or phone; they get a QR or check in by name at the door

  • Orders

    Every order for an event in one place: search by name, email or phone, refund, resend the ticket, export

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