Nov 2025・Dec 2025・56 views
Impact Summit: online ticketing with Stripe
Frontend・
Headless CMS
Technologies:
Stripe
Next.js
Payload CMS
Tailwind CSS
Shadcn UI
Vercel
tRPC
MongoDB
Typescript
Internationalization
Case study
- My role
- I built the ticket sales site and the admin to manage events, tickets and orders.
- Duration
- November 2025 to April 2026
The problem
The Impact Summit team had to sell several ticket types, each with a limited number of places, and always know how many were left, without relying on an external ticketing platform.
What I did and why
- Events and tickets from the admin: prices, dates, available places and display order.
- Stripe checkout, with payment confirmation coming from verified webhooks and never duplicated if Stripe repeats it.
- Places that update themselves: when an order is paid the sold count updates, and a sold-out ticket closes.
- Two languages: the site is in Italian and English.
Results
- Automatic sell-outa ticket closes when places run out
- Stripepayments confirmed via webhooks
- IT + ENsite in two languages
Stack highlights
- Next.js 16
- Payload CMS 3
- MongoDB
- Stripe
- tRPC
- next-intl
- Vercel Blob
Working on something similar? Let's talk.
Get in touchIt is the most essential of the three ticketing systems I built for events: the team creates events and ticket types with prices, dates and available places, and the site sells them with Stripe. When a payment goes through, the sold count updates, and a sold-out ticket can no longer be bought. The site is in Italian and English.
For other events I built the ticketing for the B Corp Summit, with bundles and QR codes, and the bookings for Activation Days.
What I bring to an agency or a small business from this project
- A ticket shop the client runs on their own, without depending on an external platform.
- Available places that are always right, never selling more tickets than there are.
- A base ready to extend as the event grows.
Realized for MagNet in collaboration with Ride On
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