> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.rafflelink.com.au/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.rafflelink.com.au/getting-started/registration-guide/ticket-pricing-step-6/setting-your-ticket-packages.md).

# Setting Your Ticket Packages

## 💫 Quick Access

Download our Ticket Package Recommendations Calculator

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## ⚖️ Important Notes

#### System Capabilities

* RaffleLink allows buyers to select up to 5 of each ticket package
* Example: With a "3 for $10" package selected, buyers can purchase up to 15 tickets (5 x 3)
* **Recommendation**: Offer multiple package options to facilitate larger purchases

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#### 🚫 Western Australia Restrictions

* Discounted ticket packages are NOT permitted in WA
* Packages must be priced as multiples of the single ticket price
* Example: If single ticket is $5
  * 1 for $5
  * 2 for $10
  * 3 for $15
  * etc.

#### 🎯 Special Considerations

* Limited ticket raffles may use higher pricing
* Unique or niche prizes can command higher prices
* Consider your target audience when selecting tier
* Premium tiers suitable for luxury items/experiences

### Tips for Package Selection

* Provide 2-3 middle-tier packages
* Add attractive bulk purchase option
* Consider popular quantity points (2,3, 5, 7, 10, 20)


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