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Ticketingsoftwares White-Label Client Onboarding (5-7 days)

A five to seven day onboarding sprint that puts a client's event ticketing on their own domain with Ticketingsoftwares, removes per-ticket commission, and hands the agency a recurring management retainer. Time: 5-7 days.

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Ticketingsoftwares White-Label Client Onboarding (5-7 days)

A five to seven day onboarding sprint that puts a client's event ticketing on their own domain with Ticketingsoftwares, removes per-ticket commission, and hands the agency a recurring management retainer.

Prerequisites
  • Client domain access plus DNS control so the white-label portal can resolve on their own URL
  • Brand assets in hand: logo files, hex color codes, and any custom CSS the client wants applied
  • A payment gateway account (Stripe, PayPal, or Authorize.Net) with the client's bank details for payout settlement
  • Event inventory for the first listing: dates, venue, ticket tiers, seating map, and promo codes
  • A signed scope that names the agency as the party managing the Ticketingsoftwares instance
Execution Timeline
  • 1.Confirm the client's event volume and pick the deployment path: Growth at $0 USD for a single organizer, Professional at $300 USD monthly once API access and webhooks are needed
  • 2.Map the client's current ticketing spend against the 5-15% annual commission savings figure so the retainer has a number behind it
  • 3.Collect domain, brand, and gateway credentials into one onboarding folder
  • 1.Deploy the Ticketingsoftwares instance on the client's custom domain and apply logo, colors, and CSS
  • 2.Turn off the Powered By branding so the portal reads as the client's own product
  • 3.Verify the portal loads on mobile and desktop before any event data goes in
  • 1.Connect the client's payment gateway (Stripe, PayPal, or Authorize.Net) and confirm payout settlement lands in their bank account
  • 2.Run a live test transaction and refund it to prove the money path end to end
  • 3.Set the client's organizer account permissions inside the multi-organizer dashboard
  • 1.Build the first event listing with seating management, ticket tiers, and promo codes
  • 2.Configure QR-code check-in and walk the client's door staff through the scan flow
  • 3.Publish the event and confirm the real-time revenue analytics dashboard populates
  • 1.Load the client's remaining event calendar into the multi-event dashboard
  • 2.Set up email support routing so client staff know where to raise issues
  • 3.Draft the one-page runbook covering event creation, refunds, and payout checks
  • 1.Train two client staff members on the admin dashboard, one on sales and one on check-in
  • 2.Test a promo code redemption and a seating selection as a buyer would
  • 3.Record a short screen capture of the sales dashboard for the client's internal reference
  • 1.Hand over the branded portal URL and the runbook, then close the onboarding ticket
  • 2.Schedule the first monthly review against the real-time revenue analytics
  • 3.Confirm the retainer start date and the agency's ongoing 4h/mo management window
Growth plan is $0 USD with custom terms; Professional is $300 USD monthly with API access, webhooks, SLA, priority support, and hosting included. Agency setup effort runs about 16 hours, and the Starter Event Setup offer is priced at $1000/mo.5-7 days
ROI Logic

On the Growth plan at $0 USD the agency's only real cost is the 16 hours of setup labor, so a $1000/mo Starter Event Setup retainer is close to pure margin after the first month. If the client needs API access and webhooks, the $300 USD monthly Professional fee still leaves room against a retainer that replaces the 5-15% commission the client was paying Eventbrite or Ticketmaster. The agency keeps the management fee while the client keeps 100% of ticket revenue minus their processor's standard rate.

Deliverables
  • A live Ticketingsoftwares portal on the client's custom domain with their branding and the Powered By badge removed
  • A connected payment gateway with verified payout settlement to the client's bank account
  • The client's first event published with seating map, ticket tiers, promo codes, and QR-code check-in enabled
  • A one-page operator runbook for event creation, refunds, and payout checks
  • A monthly revenue analytics review template built on the Ticketingsoftwares dashboard
Definition of Done

The client's branded Ticketingsoftwares portal sells a live ticket through their own gateway, the buyer receives a QR code, and the sale appears in the real-time revenue dashboard without the agency touching the transaction.

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