CIRCULATEQR
Events & Entertainment

A VIP pass page with the entrance, perks and schedule

To make a VIP pass with a QR code, use the VIP Access template in Studio. It builds an event page with the date, venue, directions, add to calendar, the pass details, a VIP schedule and a host contact. Guests scan it and show the page at the VIP gate. Edit the page any time and everyone who opens it sees the new times. On the Studio plan, turn on One-time so a code works for its first scan only.

The problem

Why the printed version falls short

VIP guests don't know which entrance to use

Perks get explained differently by each staff member

Printed passes can't change when the schedule does

Guests text the host for times and directions

You can't tell how many passes were opened

What you get

VIP Access with CirculateQR

Guests open one page with the VIP entrance, what the pass includes, the evening's timings and their host's number. Change any detail before the night, and make a code single-use when you need to.

  • Entrance, perks and wristband pickup on one page
  • Date, venue, directions and add to calendar
  • A VIP schedule you can change at any time
  • A host contact guests can call or email
  • Scan counts for each pass code
  • Optional one-time codes on the Studio plan
How it works

How to set it up

  1. Add the event

    Open the VIP Access template in Studio and enter the date, venue and what the pass includes.
  2. Add the schedule and host

    List doors, the meet-and-greet and the headliner, then add the host's name and phone number.
  3. Choose single-use if needed

    On the Studio plan, turn on One-time so each code works for its first scan only.
  4. Send or print the passes

    Share the code in a message or print it on a card. Guests show the page at the VIP gate.
Features

Useful extras

Pass details

Entrance, wristband pickup and what's included, as clear label and value rows.

Editable schedule

Change times after the passes go out. Everyone who opens the page sees the update.

One-time codesStudio+

The first real scan uses the code and later scans see an 'already used' message. Link previews don't use it up.

Expiry date

Set the code to stop working after the event.

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Compared

CirculateQR vs paper passes and confirmation emails

Update after sending

CirculateQR
✓
Paper passes
✗
Confirmation emails
△

Directions and add to calendar

CirculateQR
✓
Paper passes
✗
Confirmation emails
△

Host contact on the pass

CirculateQR
✓
Paper passes
△
Confirmation emails
△

Count how many were opened

CirculateQR
✓
Paper passes
✗
Confirmation emails
△

Single-use option

CirculateQR
Studio plan
Paper passes
✗
Confirmation emails
✗

✓ yes · ✗ no · △ partly or with extra work

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does each guest get their own pass?

Each code opens the page you built for it. To give every guest a separate ticket that staff check in at the door, use the Event Registration template in the marketplace ($4.99).

How do one-time codes work?

On the Studio plan, the first scan uses the code and later scans see an 'already used' message, so ask guests to keep the page open. A photo of the code can still be scanned first, so treat it as a deterrent, not a lock.

What if the schedule changes?

Edit the page in Studio and publish again. Anyone who opens the pass sees the new times.

Can I sell VIP tickets through the page?

No. CirculateQR doesn't take payments. Add a ticket button that links to your own ticketing page if you need one.

Do door staff need an app?

No. Guests show the page on their phone. With the Event Registration template, staff check tickets in with their own phone camera.

Start with the VIP Access template

The template opens in Studio with starter content filled in. Change the text, pick a design and download. The free plan needs no card.