Updated 2026-09-20
An event registration form signs people up for your event and collects the ticket or registration fee at the same time, so an attendee reserves a spot only once they have paid. Describe the event in a sentence and Jupiter Signup builds it: ticket types or sessions as paid options, the fee on your own Stripe, a capacity cap so registration closes when you sell out, and every field you need (name, contact, dietary needs, add-ons).
For most events the money is the point, and taking it up front is what makes the headcount real. Collecting the fee on the registration form means a seat is only held once it is paid for, so your attendee list and your revenue match without a spreadsheet and a stack of checks.
Connect your own Stripe account and Jupiter Signup collects the fee as people register for an event, whether you charge a flat price, per session, or a pack. It takes a flat 2%, with no monthly fee required.
Yes. Give each option a capacity and the form shows spots left, then marks it sold out. The limit is enforced on the server, so it can't be oversold. Turn on the waitlist and the form collects names once everything on it is full; you email people yourself when a spot opens.
There is no monthly plan required. It takes a flat 2% of what you collect, on top of Stripe's normal processing fee. A sign-up that does not charge is free.
About a sentence. Describe your sign-up and Jupiter Signup builds the whole page in seconds, then you edit anything by chatting. No account is needed to try it.
Yes. Add each ticket tier (general, VIP, early-bird) as its own paid option with its own price and capacity, and an attendee picks the one they want at checkout.
Yes. Set a capacity and the form stops taking registrations once it is reached, so you never oversell the room.
Weighing another tool for this? See the side-by-side comparisons.