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Event email marketing: Email last Saturday’s crowd about this Saturday

Every ticket buyer, table booking and pass buyer is already on your customer list. Pick who hears about the next night by tag, spend or what they bought, build the email from your own events, and see the sales it brings in.

From the list to the sale.

Nightclub email marketing, in the order you send it.

  1. Start from the night

    Pick a starting point such as Event launch, Ticket release or Last chance, or open an event and choose Email guests to start with it filled in.

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  2. Choose who gets it

    Everyone, or filter by tag, by spend on tickets, tables or passes, by when they last bought, or by the events they bought for. People who already bought this night are left out.

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  3. Build it and send it

    Add event, ticket, table, pass and countdown blocks that stay up to date, check it in light and dark, send a test, then send now or schedule it.

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  4. See what it sold

    Delivered, opened and clicked, the sales made through its links, and one resend to people who didn’t open.

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In the product.

Event email marketing as your team and your guests see it.

The email builder: the campaign’s blocks on the left and a live preview of the designed email on the right.

Build the email from your own events

Blocks for headings, text, your upcoming events and passes on the left, the designed email on the right as guests will see it.

A sent email’s delivery results: 1,298 sent, 1,281 delivered, 604 opened and 173 clicked, with bounce and spam rates and a Healthy mark.

See how it landed

Sent, delivered, opened and clicked for every campaign, with bounce and spam rates kept in view.

Friends raise their drinks together on a night out

Everything in an email.

Email campaigns, on the one plan.

Building

Building

Event launch, This weekend, Ticket release, Tables available, Last chance and Newsletter, or a blank email.

Event, Upcoming events, Ticket, Table and Pass blocks fill in names, dates, prices and pictures, and stay up to date.

A timer to an event’s start or a date you choose, showing the time left whenever the email is opened.

Your venue’s name at the top and your brand colour on the buttons, with every link going to your own event and pass pages.

For venues with a crowd to bring back.

On the one plan.

Event email marketing comes with every other feature on one published price, with a free trial before you pay.

$180per month

Billed annually. Saves $240 a year.

One plan. Everything included.

Every feature on every account, and you can cancel whenever you like.

  • Event calendar widget
  • Ticket sales
  • Table management
  • Deposits
  • Add-ons
  • Passes
  • Email campaigns
  • Reporting
  • QR door check-in
  • Guest profiles
  • Branded public pages
  • Team roles and permissions

Questions, answered.

More questions

Everyone on your Customers list with an email address: guests who bought tickets, booked tables, bought passes, chatted with you or were imported. Guests who unsubscribed, or whose address bounced, are left out.

Yes. Filter by Bought tickets to or Booked a table at and pick last week’s event, or use Last bought for a window of time.

No. Emails are built and sent from VenueStack, to the customer list your sales already fill, and each one reports the sales it brought in.

Each email counts the tickets, tables and passes bought through its own links, with refunds left out. A second line counts everyone who got it and bought anything within 7 days.

Every email has an Unsubscribe link, guests can untick news and offers at checkout, and you can unsubscribe a guest who asks you. Their tickets and receipts still arrive.

It’s included in the one VenueStack plan, with every other feature and a monthly sending allowance, and there’s a 14-day free trial. The price is on our pricing page.

Keep reading.

The features next to event email marketing, and the guides behind it.

Your next event starts here.

Sell tickets, book tables and check guests in from one place.