Terms And Conditions — an add-on for the Tickera plugin

A checkbox
between you and a lawsuit.

Show your event policies at checkout, before purchase. Buyers must tick the box to confirm they’ve read your refund policy, age restrictions, dress code — whatever you spell out. Consent collected, displayed transparently, on the page that matters.

Required checkbox — can’t complete purchase without it
Inline T&C text or link to your full policy page
Plain WordPress — edit in the admin like any page
Sets expectations — cuts refund tickets and chargebacks

Or get Bundle — $199/yr

Included in Bundle & Lifetime

What it does

Six reasons it sits
on every serious checkout.

A T&C checkbox isn’t paranoia — it’s standard practice. Every major checkout flow does it. You should too.

Required checkbox

Customers must tick the box to proceed. The Complete Order button stays disabled until they do. No skipping, no “I didn’t see it.”

Inline policy text

Write the T&C summary directly in the checkout, or link to a full WordPress page. Your call. Either way, it’s on-screen at the moment of decision.

Consent at point of sale

Catches consent at the moment buyers decide — not buried in an email, not stuffed in a footer link they’ll never click. Real, informed agreement.

Edit in WordPress

The T&C text lives in WordPress like any page. Update your refund policy? Edit the page, save, done — the new text shows up at every checkout instantly.

Sets expectations

Buyers who’ve actively agreed to your refund policy file fewer chargebacks and rage less in support. A 5-second checkbox saves you 50-minute disputes.

Two-minute setup

Install, paste your T&C text in the settings, save. The checkbox appears on every Tickera checkout. No code, no developer, no template edits.

How it works

From legal exposure
to documented consent.

01

Write

Draft your terms.

Open Tickera Settings → Terms And Conditions. Paste in your policy — refund terms, age restrictions, dress code, ID requirements, whatever your venue requires. Plain WordPress editor.

02

Display

Show at checkout.

The T&C text appears on every Tickera checkout, right above the Complete Order button. The required checkbox sits underneath. Buyers must tick it to proceed.

03

Enforce

Block the purchase.

If a buyer tries to check out without ticking the box, the form blocks submission with a clear validation error. They tick — or they don’t buy. Simple and bulletproof.

Common questions

Things people ask
about T&C at checkout.

Does this help with GDPR / consent?

Showing your terms at the point of purchase with an explicit checkbox is one piece of the broader compliance picture, but it’s not the whole story. Pair it with a proper privacy policy and the rest of your data-handling setup — talk to a legal advisor if you’re unsure.

Can I have different T&C per event?

The default behavior is one site-wide T&C. For per-event terms, the typical pattern is a short, common T&C that links to event-specific policies on each event page. Or use Custom Forms to add per-event consent fields.

How does this help if there’s ever a dispute?

Requiring the buyer to actively tick the consent box before purchase is a standard click-wrap pattern — widely used to demonstrate that the terms were shown and accepted at the point of sale.

Can I edit the terms text?

Yes — you write the terms content in WordPress like any page, then the add-on shows it at checkout. Update your refund policy or other terms whenever you need to.

Does it work with Bridge for WooCommerce?

If you sell tickets through WooCommerce, WooCommerce has its own native T&C checkbox (built in). This add-on is for stock Tickera checkout, which doesn’t include one out of the box.

Will it slow down checkout?

No — it’s a simple checkbox addition to the checkout. Real customers won’t notice a difference in load time.

$19 now,
or one chargeback later.

A required T&C checkbox at checkout. Required reading for buyers, recorded consent for you. 0% per-ticket commission, like every Tickera add-on.