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Hi – Can you charge a fee like a % of the total sales or a % of each ticket sold to clients? Or is there another way to make this happen?
How is the money collected distributed to the client?
The last 2 videos on the WooTickets page stop 1/2 way through, so if it is covered in one of the videos, I was not able to view them.
Thanks!Hi Becky,
Thanks for getting in touch and for your interest in WooCommerce: Tickets. Since our ticketing plugin requires WooCommerce, you might want to read a bit about it to help you decide it our plugin will work for you. The actual ticket purchases are all handled by WooCommerce, while our ticketing plugin integrates the power of WooCommerce with our Events Calendar.
Can you charge a fee like a % of the total sales or a % of each ticket sold to clients? Or is there another way to make this happen?
The plugin itself does not have a way of charging a fee as you describe. However, it may be possible with a different WooCommerce extension.
How is the money collected distributed to the client?
The money can be collected in a variety of ways. The core WooCommerce plugin allows a few payment gateways: check, PayPal, credit card via Mijireh, and direct deposit. You can choose which of those to accept and configure the options to get paid. You can also add other WooCommerce extensions if you need other payment gateways. Does that answer your question?
The last 2 videos on the WooTickets page stop 1/2 way through, so if it is covered in one of the videos, I was not able to view them.
Ae you referring to the videos in the New User Primer (https://theeventscalendar.com/support/documentation/wootickets-new-user-primer/)? They seem to be working now- you might try a different browser, or watching them on YouTube.
Best,
Leah
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