Turn your TIXR seasoninto a calendar people actually book

A booking calendar that lives on your own website. Visitors pick a date, an experience, an entry time and their tickets, then finish on checkout with the cart already filled. It's built for attractions and anyone selling timed admission across lots of dates, which is exactly where a list of event pages stops working.

No, and it isn't meant to. TIXR stays your ticketing platform, your checkout and your system of record. Pixl Attractions is the calendar and the booking steps in front of it. Everything you already run there keeps working the way it does today.

No, it's built for TIXR only. It reads your events, prices, artwork and availability, and the purchase finishes at their checkout. If you're moving over, we can set this up as part of the switch.

Yes, on any site that lets you add a script tag. That covers Webflow, WordPress, Squarespace and hand-built sites. It's one snippet, no plugin. The booking window runs in its own frame, so your existing styles and layout aren't touched.

Your brand. You set the colors, fonts and logo in the theme editor, and you can upload your own font files instead of using Google's. Because the booking window carries its own styling, it looks identical on every site it's embedded in, which is more than you can say for most things you paste into a page.

We do. Once you share your public key, you can be live in as little as one working day, because the work is connecting your account and matching your brand, not building from scratch. There's no self-serve signup, so you're never left to figure it out alone.

Your public key and group number, your logo, colors and fonts, and someone who can paste a snippet into your site. If nobody on your team wants to touch the site, we'll add the snippet for you.

Yes. We only use the read-only public key every organizer is issued. It can't change an event, a price or your inventory, and it never sees an order, a customer or a payment. We validate the key before the first sync, and it stays masked in the dashboard.

It syncs on its own throughout the day, and you can hit Sync Now whenever you want it sooner. Publish or unpublish a date in your account and your site follows on the next sync. Unpublished events are retired, not deleted, so a date you put back on sale comes right back.

Yes, without touching your ticketing account. Any ticket type or experience can be hidden from the booking window, which is how sponsor and hotel tiers stay out of the public flow. Zero-dollar add-ons are hidden automatically, and anything you hide stays on the list so you can switch it back on.

They stay on screen, grayed out with a Sold Out badge. Someone who can see that 7:30 is gone will try 8:00 or another day, instead of assuming you're closed. Waitlisted times show a Waitlist badge and stay clickable.

Yes. Each price level gets its own quantity row with a running subtotal underneath, so a whole family order comes together on one screen. Where the levels are separate items in your account, the exact mix lands in the cart. Where they're levels inside one item, checkout confirms the level per ticket.

Yes. Set a minimum on the experience and the quantity step opens with that number filled in, blocks checkout below it, and tells the visitor how many more they need. Group orders that used to come in short now arrive right the first time.

At checkout. Buy Tickets opens TIXR checkout with the chosen tickets already in the cart. Prices in the booking window are base prices, labeled as before fees, because fees, taxes, payment, confirmation and ticket delivery are all handled there.

Nothing. They keep working. Pixl Attractions sits alongside them as the booking entry point on your own site, so anything you've already printed, posted or paid to promote still goes where it went before.

No. Visitor names, emails and payment details never reach Pixl Attractions, because visitors give those at checkout. Our analytics are anonymous. Everything is hosted on Vercel and Amazon's cloud and served over secure connections.

It depends on how many attractions you run and how much setup is involved. Tell us about yours and we'll give you a real number. There's no self-serve tier, because every account is set up by hand before it goes live.

Yes. The public demo runs on an actual TIXR API integration from the first click to a filled cart, so you can try a whole booking yourself. If you'd rather see it against your own season, book a walkthrough. Either way, bring the number of dates you have on sale.

Remove the snippet and your site is exactly as it was. Your events, prices and orders lived in your ticketing account the whole time, so there's nothing to move back. We delete the synced copy on request.