Sales and orders
Affiliate links
3 min read Updated 13 Nov 2026
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Affiliate links show you exactly how much a partner, influencer or channel sells for you – and how much commission you owe them. Each link gets its own address that tracks visits and orders.
How it works
You create one link per partner, for example "Instagram" or "Blogger X". The link looks like this: ticsie.se/r/blogger-x. When someone clicks it, they land on the event page and their browser remembers the link for 30 days. If they buy tickets within that time, the order is attributed to the affiliate link and the commission is calculated automatically.
Good to know
Ticsie only calculates the commission – we don't pay it out. You settle up with your affiliates yourself, for example against an invoice from them after the event.
Creating an affiliate link
- Open Affiliates. Go to the event and click Affiliates in the menu.
- Name the link. Under Skapa ny affiliatelänk (create new affiliate link), fill in Name – for example the person's or channel's name.
- Choose a slug. Slug (URL-del) (slug, URL part) is what comes after
/r/. Leave it empty and it's generated from the name. Only a–z, 0–9 and hyphens. - Choose the commission. Pick a Provisionstyp (commission type) and enter the value (see the table below).
- Link an account (optional). Under Kopplat konto (valfritt) (linked account, optional) you can enter the email address of the person's existing Ticsie account.
- Save. Click Create Link and copy the link with Copy.
| Commission type | How it's calculated | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Fast (kr per biljett) (fixed, SEK per ticket) | A fixed amount for each ticket sold | 10 = 10 kr per ticket |
| Procent av delsumma (percentage of subtotal) | A percentage of the order subtotal | 5 = 5% of the subtotal |
Tracking results
The Affiliates page shows, for each link:
- Visits – how many people clicked the link.
- Orders – how many orders came through the link.
- Total sales – sales through the link in kronor.
- Total commission – what you owe the affiliate based on the commission you chose.
Affiliates also appear on the event Overview, where each link shows up as its own visit source. Under Orders you can filter by a specific affiliate to see exactly which orders it brought in. See Orders, search and export.
Editing, pausing and deleting
Click Edit to change the name or commission, or to set the link as inactive. An inactive link stops working – people who click it no longer reach the event page.
If you click Remove on a link that has already produced orders, it isn't deleted but deactivated instead. That way the statistics remain as a basis for the commission.
Tip
Create a link for each of your own channels too, such as "Instagram bio" and "Poster". Then you can see which marketing actually sells tickets.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a purchase count towards the affiliate?
For 30 days after the visitor clicked the link, as long as they buy in the same browser.
Does Ticsie pay out the commission?
No. The commission is only calculated for you. You pay your affiliates yourself, and the commission doesn't affect your payout from Ticsie.
Can I use the same affiliate link for several events?
No – an affiliate link belongs to one event and leads to that event's page. Create a new link on each event.
Can I combine an affiliate link with a discount code?
Yes. Feel free to give the partner their own discount code too – buyers enter it on the event page as usual.