Case study · 2026
Pulse Events.
Ticketing and event management for a Pampanga events company.
The website and ticketing system I built for Pulse Events PH, an events company in Angeles City. Visitors browse events and buy tickets online. The team creates events, tickets and vouchers from a Filament admin panel, and payments run through HitPay.
- Status
- Live — freelance project
- Role
- Freelance — solo builder of the public site, admin panel and HitPay payments
- Platforms
- Web
- Stack
- Laravel, Filament, HitPay
Why it exists
Pulse Events PH runs wellness days, outdoor retreats, nightlife and brand activations across Pampanga and Central Luzon. Every event needs its own page, its own ticket types and a way to get paid online.
The team also needed to run all of it themselves, without a developer for each new event. So I built a public site for buyers and an admin panel for staff, with payments handled by HitPay.
What it does
- 01
Events
Upcoming events and a past-events archive with recaps, so every event keeps a page after it ends.
- 02
Tickets
Staff set up ticket types for each event in the admin panel. Buyers register, pay and receive their tickets by email.
- 03
Vouchers
Discount codes the team creates and manages in the admin panel, applied by buyers at checkout.
- 04
Online payments
Checkout through HitPay, so buyers can pay with the methods the provider supports.
- 05
Attendee QR codes
Each attendee gets a unique QR code, so the team can check people in at the door.
- 06
Admin panel
Events, tickets, vouchers and orders managed in one place by the team, built with Laravel Filament.
How it’s built
Admin panel
Laravel · Filament
A Filament panel where staff create events, define tickets, issue vouchers and review orders.
Public site
Laravel
Event pages, the past-events archive, sponsor and partner pages, and the checkout flow, served from the same Laravel app.
Payments
HitPay
HitPay processes payment. The app creates the payment, then confirms the order and issues tickets once HitPay reports it as paid.
Under the hood
Built for non-developers
Everything the team changes from event to event lives in the admin panel, so launching a new event doesn't need a code change.
Freelance, end to end
I handled it from the first conversation with the client through to the live site, including the payment integration.