Every ticket buyer gets emailed 7 days before and again 24 hours before your event. You don't schedule it, you don't write it, you don't send it.
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Wednesday, April 12
Photography Workshop is tomorrow
Hi Rachel — a reminder that your event starts tomorrow morning at 10:00 AM…
Photography Workshop is next week
Hi James — your event is coming up in 7 days. Don't forget to check the venue…
Photography Workshop is tomorrow
Hi Emma — quick heads-up, your event is tomorrow at 10:00 AM. Here are the details…
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Buy a ticket, get reminded. That's the whole thing.
The moment a purchase goes through, TixFox adds that person to the reminder queue for your event. Nothing for you to do.
Seven days before the event, every buyer gets an email with your event name, venue, time, and a link to their ticket.
Twenty-four hours before doors open, a second reminder goes out. That's when people actually check their calendar.
Two emails, zero effort, fewer empty seats.
Gives attendees enough time to rearrange plans, sort transport, or tell a friend who might want to come.
The second email lands when people are looking at tomorrow. Better timing means fewer last-minute no-shows.
Event name, date, time, venue, and a direct link to their ticket. Attendees never have to go digging.
Reminders are active the moment your event goes live. Nothing to configure. Disable per event if you ever need to.
Paid, free, pay-what-you-can — every buyer gets both reminders. No exceptions, no manual filtering.
Reminders work. But manually writing and sending them is a chore most organizers skip. This removes that entirely.
Two per ticket buyer — one 7 days before and one 24 hours before the event.
No. TixFox handles everything. Each email includes your event name, date, time, venue, and a link to the attendee's ticket.
Yes. Every buyer gets both reminders — paid, free, or pay-what-you-can.
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