What buyers see

Organizers naturally live in the admin, but half of Bookitive is the side your buyers see: the public event page, the checkout, and the ticket pages they get afterward. This section documents that surface, so you know exactly what your customers experience — and can reassure them when they ask.

The hosted event page

Every published event has a public page at events.bookitive.com/your-org/your-event (and embeds into your own site with the widget). On it, buyers:

• switch floors with tabs and pick seats on the live map, or choose standing tickets by quantity;
• see each ticket type's price and description;
• build a cart and move to checkout;
• see urgency signals — "Only 6 left", recent-order social proof — when you've enabled them;
• join a waitlist when a type is sold out.

It looks like you

The page carries your branding: logo, accent color, and a checkout theme you set under Settings → Checkout — a light-or-dark color scheme, corner radius, font, and a button label (the submit button keeps a fixed legal label regardless). Buyers see your event, not a generic Bookitive page. The hosted event page is currently Czech-only.

Honest and live

• The seat map is live — buyers never pick a seat that was just taken; if two people race for the same chair, the loser gets a polite message and re-picks.
• Whether reserved-but-unpaid seats look distinct from sold is your call (the Show "reserved" publicly switch in event settings).
• The public event page is indexable — it can rank in search and pull in buyers. Only the private token pages (ticket, order, waitlist, and collect links) are noindex, so personal links never surface in search.

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