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LIST YOUR EVENTS AS A WAX USER- Applying to list your event.

List your events as a WAX user on the WAX app. Applying to list your event.

Written by Team WAX

“List Your Events” is WAX’s built‑in event creation and ticketing feature. It allows WAX users to advertise, manage, and ticket their own events directly within the app, helping strengthen community connections and making event hosting simple and accessible.

You can choose how your event is shared:

  • Public Event Visible to the entire WAX community. Anyone can view and purchase tickets.

  • Private Event Invite‑only. You send a link to the people you want to attend.

How to List Your Event

1. Log in to WAX

  • Open the WAX app and log in using your email and password.

  • Tap the Events icon (bottom right). Open Events

  • Or tap your profile avatar (top left), scroll down, and select List Your Events. List Your Events

2. Access the Event Centre

  • Tap Start Listing Your Events. Start Listing

  • Select Continue as a WAX user.

  • Enter your WAX login details again (email + password) and tap Continue. Continue Login

3. Provide Event Details

Event Categories

Select up to five categories that best describe your event:

  • NSFW

  • Club Night

  • Social

  • Education

  • Travel

Event Type

Choose whether your event is:

  • In‑person

  • Online

  • Hybrid (both) Select Event Type

Event Size

Select the average number of attendees:

  • Less than 100

  • 100–500

  • 500–1000

  • More than 1000 Select Event Size

Event Frequency

Indicate how many events you host:

  • Less than 5

  • 6–10

  • More than 10 Select Event Frequency

4. Submit Your Application

  • Tap Get Started to submit your event listing application. Submit Application

Your application will be reviewed by the WAX team within 2–3 days. You’ll receive your approval or rejection via email and your WAX inbox.

Once approved, you can begin creating your event listing and setting up ticketing inside the Event Centre.

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