Ticket Order templatePRO: uses payment, publishing needs a Pro plan

A ticket order form that takes payment on the spot. Buyers check any mix of ticket types — general admission, VIP, livestream — and the payment step sums the selected prices automatically, since it is a multi-select feeding the price map. Names for the door list ride along in the same submission.

Use this template Start free — no card

5 questions · Pro to publish · fully customizable

Uses a payment question (Pro). You can preview and edit it on Free; publishing needs Pro. Collecting payments has no free substitute.

Payment collection via your own Stripe/PayPal

Interactive — fill it in like a respondent would.Open full width

What’s inside

The questions this template ships with — rename, reorder, or delete any of them in the builder.

01Who should the tickets go to?Contact info

02Which tickets would you like?Checkboxes

03Names for each ticketLong text

04PaymentPayment

05How did you hear about the show?Multiple choice

When to use this template

An independent venue selling GA and VIP tickets for a one-night show without a ticketing platform's fees
A theater company adding a livestream pass alongside in-person seats
A comedy night selling from an Instagram bio link, with a source question to learn which poster or post converted
A supper club or pop-up dinner charging per seat and collecting attendee names for the door

Tips to get more from it

The ticket question is multi-select and every checked option's price is added to the total — one order can be a GA ticket plus a livestream pass. Prices live in the payment field's price map, keyed to the option text.
"Names for each ticket" is a long-answer question with one name per line; export to CSV and that column is your door list.
The "How did you hear about the show?" question has "Other" enabled — write-ins tell you which channel actually sold tickets.
Payments settle to your own Stripe or PayPal account with no revenue share; the payment field needs the Pro plan ($14.99/mo) to publish.

Questions people ask

Does Zunoform take a cut of ticket sales?

No. Payments run through your own Stripe or PayPal keys, so the full ticket price minus your processor's standard fees goes to you. Publishing a form with a payment field requires the Pro plan ($14.99/mo).

Can a buyer purchase multiple ticket types in one order?

Yes — the ticket question is multi-select, and the payment total automatically sums the prices of everything checked.

Can buyers choose a quantity, like three GA tickets?

The built-in pricing sums selected options rather than multiplying by quantity. For per-ticket quantities, list a name per line in the names question and reconcile at the door, or duplicate an option per quantity tier.