Add a donation ask to your event checkout — preset amounts, an editable custom amount, even donation-only orders for supporters who can't attend. Donors pay exactly what they typed: no ticketing fees, no taxes, no TixFox cut.
Set the ask once — checkout, receipts, and reporting handle the rest.
Give the ask a title and description, set a suggested amount, and add up to 6 preset amounts donors can tap. Write the thank-you message they'll see after paying.
Place the donation block above or below your tickets, or around the order form. Decide whether a ticket is required — or let supporters donate without buying one.
Donations appear as their own line at checkout and on the receipt, land in a dedicated orders column, and export to CSV alongside the rest of your sales.
Everything between the ask and the thank-you, handled.
Add up to 6 tappable preset amounts and a suggested default. The amount field stays editable, so donors can always give exactly what they want.
Turn off the ticket requirement and supporters can donate without buying a ticket at all — perfect for people who can't attend but still want to help.
Render the ask above or below the ticket list, or around the order form — wherever it fits your event page best.
Donors pay exactly the amount they typed. The donation is exempt from ticketing fees and taxes, untouched by discounts and BOGO — and TixFox takes $0 on it.
Write a personal thank-you that donors see on their order confirmation, right next to their donation amount.
Every donation shows in its own orders column and CSV export. When you refund an order, you choose whether the donation is included or kept.
No. The donor pays exactly the amount they typed — the donation is exempt from ticketing fees and taxes, and TixFox takes $0 on it. Only the payment processor's own cut applies, and that comes out of the organizer's payout, never the donor's total.
Yes. Turn off the ticket requirement and supporters can place a donation-only order — no ticket in the cart at all. Leave it on and the ask only appears alongside a ticket purchase.
No. Donations are invisible to discounts and BOGO offers — a promo code never reduces what the donor chose to give.
As their own line in the checkout summary and on the payment receipt, in your thank-you message on the order confirmation, and in a dedicated donation column in your orders list and CSV export.
You decide. When issuing a refund you choose whether to include the donation in the refund or keep it — useful when a buyer can no longer attend but still wants to support you.
Yes. Place the donation block above or below the ticket list, or around the order form — whichever placement fits your event page best.
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