# Tickets

### What are ticket types?

Ticket types, or products, are what customers can choose to purchase on your event page. 

You can edit ticket types in "tickets" at the sidebar.

### Adding a ticket type

#### 1. To add a new ticket type click on the button:

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Then set the type of your ticket. Read more on the different ticket types here:

{% content-ref url="/pages/-LlMUfaRShGpYKzqQ2Mw" %}
[Ticket settings](/cooltix-support/organizers/create-event/tickets/ticket-settings.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

### Modifying a ticket type

You can edit the type settings of your ticket anytime, even during ticket sales.

When a ticket is sold, we store its selling price, commission and VAT rate, so you can change the price of any given ticket type anytime - it won't affect the price of the tickets already sold.

{% hint style="info" %}
All modification will affect the tickets already sold - except for the price, commission and VAT settings - so you don't need to resend the sold tickets.
{% endhint %}

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### Modifying the order of the ticket types

To rearrange the tickets, just grab them by the two lines on their right and drag them to the desired place. This lets you move the tickets even within subcategories. You can not move the tickets between add-ons.

### Deleting a ticket type

To delete a ticket type, click on the 3 dots in the menu then choose "delete". You can only do this before a ticket has been sold in the given ticket type. Once a ticket is sold in a ticket type, you can not delete it.

### Adding a subcategory

Subcategories help create a visual divide between ticket types, make it easier to categorize tickets, and the customer interface is more transparent thanks to them.

Order of the subcategories and tickets is very easy to change. Just click on the 3 dots by the tickets and subcategories and drag them to the desired place.

To add a new subcategory, click on "add a category" then drag it to its place.

{% hint style="info" %}
Subcategories only appear to the customers on the event page, and not on the tickets.
{% endhint %}


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