Tiered Pricing is the instrument for pricing phases and more dynamic pricing logics. Those who work with early-bird stages, successive price waves, or internal pricing models will find the appropriate framework here.

The strength of this area lies in the fact that pricing logic is not treated as a rigid number. Instead, price tiers can be mapped as a system of their own. This creates more flexibility without making individual products unwieldy.

For organizers, this is especially interesting when sales are not just meant to be a fixed rate but are controlled by time, phase, or availability. This is an important lever, especially for festivals or larger pre-sale phases.

The multi-tiered structure also makes it clear that pricing in the backstage is not just added at the end but is intended as its own conceptual area.