Passes let you sell one ticket valid across several events: a season, a residency, a weekend. Fans buy the pass on an event page or your My Page, scan once per covered event, and keep it in Apple or Google Wallet.
Pick the events the pass covers; set a max number of events per pass
Free or paid, with quantity, per-order and per-account limits
One QR code scanned once per covered event; Apple and Google Wallet
Sold on the event page and My Page with a Get Pass button
Pass revenue tracked on its own in Banking: Ready, Clearing, Paid out
Season passes (Passes in the dashboard) let organizers sell one ticket that is valid across several of their events: a residency, a concert series, a festival. You create a pass in three steps: name it and add a cover, pick the events it covers (they must share one currency), then set the price and availability: free or paid, quantity, maximum events per pass, per-order and per-account limits, a sale window and one refund policy for all pass purchases. Fans buy the pass on any covered event page or on your My Page, where a Passes section shows a Get Pass button. They get one QR code that is scanned once per covered event and stops working after the maximum number of events; it also lives in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. Passes cannot be bought in the same cart as single tickets or add-ons. Each pass has its own page with revenue, passes sold, remaining and scans per event, and pass revenue is tracked separately in Banking under Pass revenue with Ready, Clearing and Paid out balances.
Add a name, a description and a cover image or one of the gradient presets.
Choose which of your events the pass covers. They must share one currency.
Free or paid, quantity, maximum events per pass, limits, a sale window and a refund policy.
The pass appears on the covered event pages and your My Page. Fans scan once per event at the door.
A pass is one ticket valid across several of your events, sold once. The fan gets a single QR code that is scanned once per covered event, instead of buying a ticket for each night.
On the page of any event the pass covers, in a Passes block. It is also on your My Page, which shows your active passes with a Get Pass button.
Yes. Set a maximum number of events per pass; the QR code stops working once that many events have been scanned. You can also set a quantity and per-order and per-account limits.
No. Passes are bought on their own; single tickets and add-ons cannot be in the same cart. A fan who wants both makes two purchases.
Pass revenue is tracked separately from event revenue, in Banking under Pass revenue. You see Ready, Clearing and Paid out balances for your passes there.
No. Trybe Pass is the QR code you print at your venue door so walk-ups can buy a ticket on the spot. A season pass is a ticket product that covers several events.
Set up free and paid tiers with prices, quantities, limits and sale windows, all on one event page
Your page at trybe.fm/yourname, built to turn visitors into subscribers: events, links, gallery, music
Staff scan tickets with their phone camera from a shared link: instant result, reason on failure, live count
Free for organizers hosting on Trybe. No credit card, two-minute setup, works in English and French.