Preuve sociale et liens de parrainage

Overview

CompleteEvent automatically displays social proof signals on your public event registration page to help drive conversions — live registration count, capacity urgency badges, and per-tier availability. These appear without any configuration on all plans.

What Signals Are Shown

Registration count — "847 people registered" appears near the registration form once at least one person has registered. It updates in real time as registrations come in.

Selling fast — An amber badge reading "Selling fast — only N spots left" appears when your event is 75% or more full. This uses your total event capacity set at creation time.

Only N left — A red badge replaces "Selling fast" when 10 or fewer spots remain. It shows the exact number: "Only 4 spots left."

Viewed recently — A subtle line showing how many people have viewed the event page in the last hour. This uses a deterministic estimate rather than real tracking — it's consistent for a given event and time window, giving a realistic sense of interest without requiring analytics setup.

Per-tier urgency — If a specific ticket tier is 80% or more full, a small "Only N left" label appears next to that tier in the registration form.

Referral Links

Attendees can find their personal referral link in their self-service registration portal (the link from their confirmation email). Sharing the referral link passes a ?ref= parameter to your event page. When someone registers through that link, the referrer's confirmation code is recorded on the new registration.

To see referral data, export your registrations CSV — it includes a ref_code column showing which existing attendee referred each registration. Referral rewards (discounts, credits) are not currently automated — you can manually issue a promo code to top referrers as a thank-you.

Turning Off Social Proof

Social proof signals are shown automatically on all published events and cannot be disabled per-event at this time. If you're running a private or invite-only event and prefer not to show these signals, consider using the invite-only mode which limits the registration page to invited guests only.