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Extensions

Ticketing that extends, instead of limiting you

Install an extension from the marketplace and turn it on for the event of your choice. And if what you need doesn't exist, you can build it.

  • Built-in marketplace
  • Activated event by event
  • Countdown, scarcity, seat map
  • Create your own extensions

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Available in the marketplace today

Five extensions published by the Sweescape team, ready to turn on.

Countdown and urgency

An animated countdown to the start of the event or to the end of your presales, with an optional gauge showing how full the event is.

Scarcity banner

“Only 38 early bird tickets left”: the number comes from your real stock, and the banner only appears below the threshold you set.

Seat map

The buyer picks their seat on a map you define: sections, rows, colours, linked ticket. Sold seats are greyed out.

Ticket preview

The list of your tickets, prices and availability, shown live in the page, as a list or as cards.

Practical info

Date, time and duration formatted automatically, always in sync with the event.

From the marketplace to your page

  1. 1

    Browse

    Every extension shows its author and the permissions it asks for.

  2. 2

    Install

    One click adds it to your library.

  3. 3

    Activate per event

    An extension can be used on a festival and not on your club nights.

  4. 4

    Configure

    Colours, thresholds, text: every extension has its own options.

Custom

What doesn't exist, you can create

The extensions platform is open: the same tools our own team uses.

A declarative manifest

An extension declares what it displays, where it is inserted and the data it needs.

Explicit permissions

Reading tickets, reading the event, displaying a block: every access is requested, nothing is implicit.

A sandbox

The code of an extension runs isolated from your page: it cannot touch the payment.

Versions

You publish, you fix, you republish. Every version is tracked.

Frequently asked questions about extensions

What is a ticketing extension?

An extension adds a feature to your ticket page or to your checkout: a countdown block, a scarcity banner, a seat picker. It is installed from the Sweescape marketplace and activated event by event.

Which extensions are available on Sweescape?

Five extensions are published by the Sweescape team: countdown and urgency, scarcity banner, generic seat map, ticket preview and practical info. The marketplace grows as new extensions are published.

Can I sell numbered seats with Sweescape?

Yes, with the seat map extension. You define your sections, rows and seats around a central element such as a stage or a screen, and you link each section to a ticket. Seats already sold or currently being paid for are greyed out. Current limit: one seat per order.

Is an extension safe for my ticket buyers?

Every extension declares the permissions it needs, visible before installation. Its code runs in a sandbox isolated from the page and has no access to the payment, which is still processed by Stripe.

Can I develop my own ticketing extension?

Yes. The Created tab lets you declare a manifest, upload your files and manage your versions. An extension can stay private or be submitted to the marketplace.

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