Updated 1 October 2026 · Pludor team · 2 sources
Schedule a live show with date, time and thumbnail; make it a paid event with a ticket price and optional max seats; allow replay access after it ends; and invite other creators to join your stream.
Selling access to a live session usually needs a separate ticketing and streaming tool.
5 steps, in this order. Each one is explained in the step-by-step guide.
You need a tool that combines ticketing with streaming, since most streaming apps don't handle paid access themselves. On Pludor, open your dashboard, choose Schedule a Live Show, tick Paid Event, and set your ticket price and an optional max seats. Viewers then need a ticket to get in, and you can allow replay access after the stream ends.
Yes, if your tool supports seat caps. Pludor's Scheduled & Ticketed Live Shows has a Max seats option you set when making the event paid, so only that number of ticket holders can join. There's also a banned users list in the broadcast if you need to block specific people.
You need a tool with replay access built in, or you'd have to record and re-upload the video yourself. On Pludor, tick Allow replay access after stream ends when scheduling your show, and ticket holders can watch it again afterwards. This works well for classes and workshops where people may miss the live time.
Zoom alone doesn't handle ticket sales, so you normally pair it with a separate ticketing tool. Pludor bundles both: you schedule the show, set a ticket price and seat cap, and the stream and checkout live in the same place. You can also attach products so attendees can buy during the session.
It depends on the platform, but many charge per event or a cut of ticket sales. On Pludor, Scheduled & Ticketed Live Shows is on for every store including the Free plan, with a free amount each month and then pay-as-you-go credits (1 credit = 1 cent). Paid online orders also carry a platform fee of 4.99% + $0.90, deducted before payout.
Yes, if your streaming tool supports co-hosting. Pludor's Scheduled & Ticketed Live Shows includes live stream invites that the invited creator can accept or decline, so you can bring a guest on. This is handy for interviews, joint classes or collab selling.
Create the event ahead of time with a date, time and thumbnail so your audience can register or buy tickets early. On Pludor, go to Schedule a Live Show in your dashboard, set the date, time and thumbnail, and publish it. You can schedule up to 2 upcoming shows at a time.
Generally yes, as long as you use a tool where access requires a ticket and you can block troublemakers. Pludor requires a ticket for paid events and includes a banned users list in the broadcast. Payouts go through standard card processing (Stripe), so payments are handled securely.
Yes, live selling and ticketed events can work together. On Pludor, you can attach product listings to a Live Broadcast so viewers check out on pinned products without leaving the stream, and you answer questions in the chat tab. After the show, orders show up in your Orders section and followers get notified about your next show.
Marketplace platforms typically own the checkout and keep ticketing, streaming, auctions and gifts as separate or platform-specific features. On Pludor, live shows sell from your own store, with your own products and checkout, and paid tickets with replay are built in rather than bolted on. Auctions and gifts are also included, and you keep everything in one place instead of splitting across tools.
Schedule a live show with date, time and thumbnail; make it a paid event with a ticket price and optional max seats; allow replay access after it ends; and invite other creators to join your stream.
Educators, performers, brands launching products.
Selling access to a live session usually needs a separate ticketing and streaming tool.
On for every store, including the Free plan - a free amount every month, then pay only for what you use (1 credit = 1 cent).
1. Open your dashboard 2. Set date and thumbnail 3. Make it paid (optional) 4. Allow replay 5. Go live Full step-by-step guide: pludor.com/tutorials/scheduled-live-tickets
Live shows sell from your own store, with auctions, gifts and paid tickets in the same place. Checkout during the stream: typically platform-owned checkout; on Pludor, your Pludor products and checkout. Paid events with replay: typically ticketing + streaming tools; on Pludor, built in. Auctions and gifts: typically marketplace-specific; on Pludor, built in.
Schedule up to 2 upcoming shows. Paid event (ticket required). Max seats. Replay access after the stream. Live stream invites (accept/decline). Banned users list in the broadcast.
Educators, performers, brands launching products.
Live Selling: sell products in a live video stream, with real-time checkout. Courses & Challenges (ACCA): build, host and sell courses and paid challenges. Communities (Signals): public and private communities with posts, discussions and product links.
Every step, in order: How to use Scheduled & Ticketed Live Shows.
On for every store, including the Free plan - a free amount every month, then pay only for what you use (1 credit = 1 cent).
Free to start - no card, no item limit. Pay only for what you use past the monthly free amounts.
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