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Grigora provides a built-in privacy-friendly analytics dashboard, offering insights into traffic, engagement, and performance. You can also integrate Google Analytics for more detailed reporting. These tools help you understand which software features are most interesting to visitors, how potential users find your site, and how they navigate your content, allowing you to refine your product messaging and marketing strategy.

Grigora ensures your website is secure and performs optimally by including free SSL, CDN, and hosting. Automatic load balancing and server auto-scaling guarantee that your site can handle traffic spikes, keeping it responsive and available. This robust infrastructure is vital for establishing trust and providing reliable information to clients in the critical ticketing industry.

Yes. Grigora Commerce tracks inventory per product, so you can set an exact ticket count for a show, session, or seating section. Once that inventory hits zero, the ticket type stops accepting orders automatically, so you don't have to manually pull it down when a show sells out.

Yes. Product options and variants let you create multiple ticket types under a single event listing, each with its own SKU, price, and inventory count. That means early-bird, VIP, and general admission all live as variants of one product page instead of separate listings.

Yes. Grigora Commerce supports discounts applied to a specific ticket product or across checkout, which covers early-bird pricing, partner promo codes, or a push to move remaining seats before an event.

Digital downloads with protected delivery let you attach a ticket file, such as a PDF pass, that releases to the buyer automatically once payment clears through Stripe or Razorpay, so you're not routing attendees through a separate ticketing app just to get their pass.

Yes, as a one-time purchase. There are no Stripe subscriptions or recurring products, so a season pass is sold once, as its own product, right next to your one-time event listings on the same site.

Build an event page, then add each ticket type as a product with a price and a stock quantity. Buyers pay at checkout through your Stripe or Razorpay account and receive an order confirmation and receipt. You work from the order list on the day, since there is no built-in e-ticket or scanning system.

Website plans start at $15 a month on Starter, or $144 a year, which works out to $12 a month, with Pro at $25 a month and a free trial rather than a free tier. Card processing is billed by Stripe or Razorpay under your own account, so those rates come from your payment provider, not from a per-ticket platform charge here.

There is no per-date capacity calendar, so create a separate product for each date or session and give each one its own stock number. Group them on a single event page or in a collection. When one night sells out, only that product closes, and the others stay on sale.

Buyers get an order confirmation and receipt by email with their name and what they bought. At the door you check that against the order list, or export it into whichever scanning app you already use. If you need barcodes, seat selection or turnstile check-in, pair the site with a dedicated ticketing service.