Solutions
Your site, your brand,
your buyer list.
Checkout that loads inline on your own domain, so nobody is handed to a marketplace mid-purchase.
The problem
Why this exists
A redirect is where you lose the customer and the data.
The moment a fan is bounced to a marketplace, the brand stops being yours, the trust resets, and the buyer record ends up on somebody else’s ledger. Embedded checkout keeps all three where they belong.
What you get
Whitelabel checkout
One snippet, anywhere
Paste it into your event page and checkout loads inline, fully branded, with no redirect.
Your domain, end to end
The buyer completes payment without ever leaving your site or seeing a Quicket-branded marketplace.
Whitelabel microsite
A complete branded event site when you do not already have one, with your own look and your own copy.
Branded communications
Custom email templates so confirmations and updates look like you sent them, because you did.
The buyer record is yours
Every purchase lands in your org-wide attendee list, exportable to CSV whenever you want it.
In production
What this looks like in the wild.
- redirects
- 0redirectscheckout never leaves your page
- of buyer data
- 100%of buyer datalands in your database
- payment methods
- 40+payment methodsinside your own checkout
- organizers rebook
- 92%organizers rebookthey run the next one with us
Questions
Whitelabel checkout, specifically.
Do fans ever see Quicket branding?
Not in the whitelabel flow. Checkout is embedded on your domain under your brand from start to confirmation.
How hard is it to install?
One snippet pasted into your event page. Most organizers are live in minutes.
What if we do not have a website?
We can provide a whitelabel microsite: a fully branded event site with checkout already embedded.
More in the full FAQ.
