Bridge for WooCommerce — an add-on for the Tickera plugin

Sell event tickets with the power of
WooCommerce.

WooCommerce has 400+ million downloads. Bridge for WooCommerce turns it into a fully capable ticket sales engine inside your WordPress site — tickets become WC products, with variations, stock, scheduled pricing, and every payment gateway the WC ecosystem supports. 0% commission, every ticket.

  • Tickets are real WooCommerce products — SKU, stock, variations, sale schedule, the works
  • Sell tickets + merch in the same cart — t-shirts, parking, drinks, lanyards
  • Hundreds of WooCommerce gateways — Stripe, PayPal, Square, Mollie, Klarna, …
  • PDF tickets in the WooCommerce “Order Completed” email — one click to download
Or get Bundle — $199/yr

Requires Tickera + WooCommerce · Works with most WC themes and 100s of WC gateways · Included in Bundle & Lifetime

What Bridge does

Tickets become
WooCommerce products.

Everything WooCommerce already does — SKU, stock, variations, scheduled sales, taxes, shipping (where it makes sense), invoice emails, refunds — now works for your event tickets too. No double system. No double dashboard. One store.

Tickets are WC products

Add a ticket the same way you add a product. SKU, price, stock, variations, scheduled sale dates — every WooCommerce field is yours.

Ticket variations

Adult / Child, Early Bird / Standard, Day 1 / Day 2 — one product, multiple ticket variations with their own prices and stocks.

Merchandise in the same cart

T-shirts, parking passes, drinks, lanyards — sell them alongside tickets. One cart, one checkout, one order, one shipping address.

Hundreds of gateways

Stripe, PayPal, Square, Mollie, Klarna, Authorize.Net — if it works with WooCommerce, it works with your tickets. Zero per-ticket fees from Tickera.

Scheduled sale pricing

Use WooCommerce’s built-in scheduled prices for early bird, last-minute, or seasonal tiers. Set start and end dates, walk away.

PDF tickets in WC emails

The default WooCommerce “Order Completed” email gets a download link for the PDF ticket. No extra templates, no second email system.

Custom order fields

With the Custom Forms add-on, capture t-shirt size, meal preference, dietary notes at checkout. Saved on the WC order, printed on the ticket, visible in the check-in app.

Multisite ready

Running a WordPress multisite network? Bridge for WooCommerce works seamlessly across all your subsites.

Inside the WP admin

One dashboard,
every ticket setting in it.

01 · Create a ticket

Add it like any WC product.

Creating tickets is as simple as adding a new WooCommerce product. Each ticket type gets its own SKU, price, stock, variations, and sale scheduling — ideal for early bird pricing or multi-tiered access. Assign different ticket templates per type using Tickera’s drag-and-drop template builder.

  • SKU, stock and tax class — from WC
  • Variations for adult/child, day 1/2, early bird
  • Visual ticket template builder — from Tickera
02 · Bridge event settings

Tickera fields, on the product screen.

Tickera-specific fields (event, check-in usage limit, hide-from-archives, auto-redirect to event page) appear right inside the WooCommerce product editor. No double dashboard, no flipping between tabs. Everything an event-product needs is in one screen.

  • Event picker — right inside the product editor
  • Check-in usage limit per ticket type
  • Hide the ticket from product archives, optional
03 · WooCommerce emails, extended

Tickets ride the default WC email.

Once a customer completes their purchase, the WooCommerce Order Completed email is automatically sent — with a direct link to download their PDF ticket(s). No extra email templates, no separate notification system. Tickera integrates into the WC experience seamlessly.

  • Standard WooCommerce email — deliverability you already trust
  • Direct download link to PDF ticket
  • Localized into whatever WC language pack you use
04 · Ticket variations

Multiple tiers per ticket.

WooCommerce’s product variations give you flexible ticket structure out of the box. One ticket product can have Adult / Student / Child variations — each with its own price, stock, SKU and ticket template. Buyers choose at checkout, and the right ticket lands in their inbox.

  • Unlimited variations per ticket type
  • Independent stock per variation
  • Different ticket template per variation
Who needs Bridge

If you already sell things,
add tickets to the same store.

Existing WC store Add event tickets to a shop you already run
Tickets + merch T-shirts, posters, drinks, parking — one cart
Multi-day events Day 1 / Day 2 / Festival pass via variations
Early-bird pricing Scheduled sale dates, set and forget
Branded checkout Your domain, your colors, your WC theme
Multisite network One license, many storefronts
Coupons & promos Use WooCommerce’s native discount tools on tickets
Gateways galore Anything that works with WC works here
How it works

Three steps from
store to box office.

01

Install

Activate three things.

WooCommerce, Tickera, and Bridge for WooCommerce. WooCommerce is free in the .org repo. Bridge is a one-click activate after license. Tickera is the parent plugin everything else attaches to.

02

Add the ticket

It’s a WC product now.

Go to Products → Add New, pick “Event Ticket” as the product type. Set price, stock, variations, scheduled sale, ticket template. Save. The ticket goes live on your store.

03

Sell + scan

Cart → checkout → Ticket.

Buyers add the ticket to their cart (with merch, if you want), pay through any WC gateway, get a PDF ticket in their order email. At the door, scan with the free Checkinera app for iOS / Android.

Plays nicely with

16 Tickera add-ons
work through Bridge.

The whole add-on catalog, layered on top of your WooCommerce store. Pick the ones that match your event, ignore the rest.

Common questions

Things people ask
before they buy.

Do I need Tickera and WooCommerce both?
Yes. Bridge for WooCommerce is the connector between the two — it doesn’t do anything on its own. Tickera handles tickets, attendees, check-in. WooCommerce handles cart, checkout, gateways, orders. Bridge makes them talk to each other.
What about the regular Tickera checkout?
Bridge replaces it. Once Bridge is active, all ticket purchases go through the WooCommerce cart and checkout you already use for everything else on your store. You don’t need to maintain two separate checkout flows.
Does Tickera take a per-ticket fee with Bridge?
No, never. 0% commission on every ticket sold, forever. The $79/year license is the only money that flows to Tickera. Your WooCommerce gateway (Stripe, PayPal…) charges whatever they normally charge for any WC sale.
What WooCommerce gateways work?
Practically all of them. If a gateway works for selling t-shirts on your WC store, it works for selling tickets. We test against Stripe, PayPal, Square, Mollie, Klarna, Authorize.Net regularly, but the hundreds of niche country-specific gateways in the WC ecosystem work too.
Can I sell tickets and merch in one order?
Yes — that’s the whole point. Tickets are WC products, t-shirts are WC products, parking passes are WC products. One customer can add all of them to the same cart and check out once.
What WooCommerce extensions are supported?
Most. We don’t test every single WC extension on Codecanyon, but anything that works at the WC core level (subscriptions, smart coupons, points & rewards, automatewoo, etc.) works with Bridge. If something doesn’t play nice, support will help track it down.
Does it work on WordPress multisite?
Yes. Bridge for WooCommerce is multisite-compatible — works seamlessly across all your subsites. WooCommerce itself must be active on each subsite where you want to sell.

Your shop sells tickets now.
Zero commission, ever.

$79 a year. One install. Tickets become WooCommerce products, your buyers checkout once, and you keep 100% of the gate revenue. Or grab it free as part of Bundle.

Or get Bundle — $199/yr
14 years of receipts · 365,285 downloads · $0 commission, ever
Tickera
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