Referral program: free check-ins for you and a friend

Know another event organizer? Give them your referral code. You both get free check-ins, on top of the 10 attendees every event includes for free.

Step 1

Find your code in the dashboard footer

Open the add-on and scroll to the very bottom of the dashboard. Your referral code is there: 8 characters, like K7TPM3XW.

Step 2

Share the code with another organizer

Send it to a friend who runs events. The same code works in the Google Sheets™ and Google Forms™ add-ons.

Step 3

Your friend enters the code in their own add-on

They scroll to the footer field "Have a code from another organizer?", enter your code, and 50 free check-ins are added to their project right away.

How it works

One code in the footer, free check-ins on both sides Your 8-character referral code sits at the bottom of the add-on dashboard. A friend who enters it in their own add-on gets 50 free check-ins; you get 25 when their event runs, and 200 more when they pay for the first time. Bottom of your dashboard Your referral code K7TPM3XW Have a code from another organizer? Enter it here. your friend enters your code in their own add-on Your friend 50 free check-ins right away You 25 free check-ins once their event sends 20 tickets You again 200 more when they first pay
Share your code once. The free check-ins arrive on their own.

Example

Amina gives her code K7TPM3XW to a friend who is planning a school fair. The friend applies it and starts with 50 free check-ins. When the fair sends its 20th ticket, 25 free check-ins land in Amina's project, and 200 more follow the day the friend pays for the first time.

What free check-ins are worth

Free check-ins are spent when you scan guests on event day. Every event already includes 10 attendees for free; the referral check-ins come on top of that, so a small event can cost nothing at all.

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Create QR code tickets for Google Sheets, Google Forms, or Jotform. Pick the workflow you already use, then keep your attendee list in one place.