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Ticmint White-Label Ticketing Launch (7-10 days)

A repeatable delivery sprint that stands up a branded Ticmint ticketing storefront on a client's own domain, wires their payment gateway, and hands over a live event with email and WhatsApp sequences running. Built for agencies managing 5+ event clients a year who want to sell ticketing as a retainer line rather than a one-off build. Time: 7-10 days.

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Ticmint White-Label Ticketing Launch (7-10 days)

A repeatable delivery sprint that stands up a branded Ticmint ticketing storefront on a client's own domain, wires their payment gateway, and hands over a live event with email and WhatsApp sequences running. Built for agencies managing 5+ event clients a year who want to sell ticketing as a retainer line rather than a one-off build.

Prerequisites
  • Client domain access with DNS control so the branded event page resolves on their URL, not a Ticmint subdomain
  • A payment gateway the client already owns or can open: Razorpay, Stripe, Revolut, Apple Pay, or UPI
  • Confirmed event calendar for the next 6 to 12 months, since the Growth plan covers unlimited events and unlimited tickets
  • Client-side decision maker for ticket tiers, refund rules, and registration form fields
  • Meta Pixel and Google Analytics 4 IDs if the client wants paid acquisition tracked against ticket sales
Execution Timeline
  • 1.Open the Ticmint white-label workspace and connect the client's payment gateway so ticket revenue pays out directly to them
  • 2.Map the client's custom domain to the event pages and confirm the checkout shows their logo and colors, not Ticmint branding
  • 3.Agree the ticket tier structure and pricing with the client before any page build starts
  • 1.Build the first event page: ticket types, pricing tiers, and add-ons or upsells
  • 2.Configure the custom registration form fields the client needs for attendee data capture
  • 3.Set multi-currency options if the client sells across borders
  • 1.Turn on abandoned cart recovery so unpaid checkouts get a follow-up nudge
  • 2.Draft the email confirmation and reminder sequence inside Ticmint's built-in email marketing
  • 3.Draft the WhatsApp campaign copy for the same event
  • 1.Install Meta Pixel and Google Analytics 4 tracking on the ticketing pages
  • 2.Run a live test purchase end to end and confirm the order lands in the client's gateway
  • 3.Check the mobile QR scanning app against a test ticket
  • 1.Load the remaining events in the client's calendar as draft pages
  • 2.Set up the affiliate program if the client has promoters or partner venues
  • 3.Review the branded email and WhatsApp templates for tone and sender identity
  • 1.Walk the client through the admin panel: how to read sales, edit a tier, and pause an event
  • 2.Hand over a one-page runbook covering the gateway, domain, and campaign settings
  • 3.Confirm who owns day-to-day ticket support and who escalates to the agency
  • 1.Publish the first event and open sales
  • 2.Monitor the first 24 hours of transactions for gateway or checkout errors
  • 3.Send the client a first-day sales snapshot
  • 1.Tune the reminder sequence based on early open and click behaviour
  • 2.Add any missing registration questions the client flagged after launch
  • 3.Confirm the QR scanning app is installed on the door team's devices
  • 1.Prepare the monthly performance summary template the agency will deliver on retainer
  • 2.Document the per-event build checklist so the next client event takes hours, not days
  • 3.Set the retainer scope: how many events per month are covered
  • 1.Run the handover call and close the build phase
  • 2.Move the client onto the monthly monitoring retainer
  • 3.Log the build time and cost against the offer so the agency can price the next one accurately
Ticmint Growth runs $19/month, or $15/month billed annually, and covers unlimited events and unlimited tickets. Enterprise pricing is custom and quoted on contact for seating management, API access, and a dedicated account manager. On lower tiers the platform charges $0.02 to $0.05 per transaction instead of the 2% platform fee, so a client selling 10,000 tickets at $30 each pays roughly $200 to $500 in per-transaction fees versus about $6,000 at a 2% rate.7-10 days
ROI Logic

The tool cost is trivial against the retainer: $19/month on Growth, or $15/month annually, versus a $299/month starter offer and higher tiers for multi-event clients. The margin comes from build labour, not licence fees, so the agency's job is to compress the per-event build into a documented checklist and keep the client on monthly monitoring. Because Ticmint charges 2% platform fees, or $0.02 to $0.05 per transaction on lower tiers, the agency can also show the client a direct saving against the 8% to 15% marketplace fees they were paying before.

Deliverables
  • Live branded Ticmint ticketing page on the client's own domain with white-label checkout
  • Configured registration forms, ticket tiers, and add-ons for the launch event
  • Email and WhatsApp confirmation, reminder, and abandoned cart sequences running inside Ticmint
  • Meta Pixel and Google Analytics 4 tracking verified against a test purchase
  • Client admin runbook plus the agency's reusable per-event build checklist
Definition of Done

The client has sold at least one live ticket through their own domain, the payment has settled in their gateway, and the QR scanning app has validated that ticket at the door.

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