Events & tickets

Community event ticketing on your invite page

Run free RSVPs or sell tickets for Discord events — and any community you host on Inviter — directly on your public page. Guests register on your URL; you get Stripe payouts and a real chance to show up in Google’s event results.

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Your events get listed in Google

Every public Inviter event page emits schema.org Event structured data — including ticket offers when you sell paid tickets. That is the markup Google uses for event rich results, so your community meetups, workshops, and Discord events can appear in Google’s event listings, not only as a plain blue link.

  • check Event pages include name, dates, location or online attendance mode, and organizer details.
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  • check No separate “submit to Google” workflow — the structured data ships with the page HTML.

On every public event page

schema.org Event

Name, dates, online or in-person location, organizer, and ticket offers when you sell paid tickets — emitted in the page HTML for search engines.

"@type": "Event"
"eventAttendanceMode": "OnlineEventAttendanceMode"
"offers": [ { "@type": "Offer", … } ]

How it works

How community event ticketing works

Events live on your community page — separate from member invites, but under the same brand.

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    Create an event on your page

    Add title, time, and details on your Inviter community page. Guests visit a dedicated event URL under your slug.

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    Choose free RSVP or paid tickets

    Collect registrations for free, or connect Stripe and sell tickets at checkout — one quantity per order.

  3. payments 03

    Get paid and show up in search

    Stripe Connect pays you directly. Your event page publishes Event structured data so Google can understand and list it.

Features

Built for community organizers

Sell tickets for Discord events, workshops, and meetups without bolting on a disconnected ticketing site.

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    Events on your community page

    Publish events next to your invite flow so discovery, brand, and registration stay on one domain.

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    Free RSVP when you do not need payment

    Collect name and email for free events — no Stripe required until you sell tickets.

  • payments

    Paid tickets via Stripe

    Guests check out on your public event URL. Payouts go to you through Stripe Connect.

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    Independent from member invites

    Ticket buyers do not have to apply to join your Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, or Slack community first.

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    Google Event structured data

    Event pages emit schema.org Event markup so search engines can surface your events in event results.

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    Works across community platforms

    Whether your home is Discord or another connected platform, events sit on the same Inviter page.

Pricing

Fees, stated plainly

Inviter charges a platform fee on ticket sales. Stripe’s payment processing fees apply on top for both plans.

Free plan

10% platform fee

Plus Stripe processing. Public invite page, events, and ticket sales included.

Pro plan

5% platform fee

$19.99/month or $191.90/year (20% off yearly). Plus Stripe processing.

Full plan comparison

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How this compares to Eventbrite and Luma

Eventbrite is a full ticketing marketplace with its own discovery surface and a fee stack that typically includes platform fees plus payment processing — often a heavier cut for smaller community events. Luma is a strong fit for social event pages and guest lists, but it is not an invite-and-approve front door for Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, or Slack communities. Inviter is built for organizers who already have a community page: member applications and event ticketing share one branded URL, with Event structured data on every public event page. Pick the tool that matches the job — Inviter when the community page is the product.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Yes. Create the event on your Inviter community page, connect Stripe, and share the event URL. Guests buy tickets in checkout whether or not they are also applying to join your Discord server.

Start selling community event tickets

Publish an invite page, add your first event, and share one branded URL. Free to start — no credit card required.