Checkout form settings control the behavior of your form — what happens after submission, which ticket types it applies to, and how the form is labeled in your admin panel.
How to access: Event Dashboard → Registration → Checkout Form → Form Settings (gear icon)
An internal label for organizing multiple forms. Attendees do not see this name. Use descriptive names like "General Admission Form" or "VIP Ticket Form".
Select which ticket types this form applies to. Attendees purchasing linked ticket types see this form at checkout. Leave blank or set as Default to apply to all unassigned tickets.
Text shown to attendees immediately after successful registration. Keep it brief: next steps, what to expect, or a thank-you message.
Instead of a confirmation message, redirect attendees to an external URL after registration. Useful for: returning attendees to your website, displaying a custom landing page, or triggering a tracking pixel.
To set a redirect URL:
A: No. If a redirect URL is set, the confirmation message is bypassed. Use one or the other.
A: Yes — create separate forms for each ticket type and set a different redirect URL on each form.
A: There is no strict character limit, but keep it under 300 characters for the best display on mobile screens.
