Capacity for each shift
Create each shift as a free listing, give it its own place limit and put the shifts together on one group page. Custom questions can collect access needs or other information with the sign-up.
Create volunteer sign-up sheets, potluck coordinators, and other form-based collections by setting an event as free.
Create each shift as a free listing, give it its own place limit and put the shifts together on one group page. Custom questions can collect access needs or other information with the sign-up.

A free event on Chobble Tickets works as a sign-up form. Create an event, set the price to zero, add custom questions to collect the information you need, and share the link. People sign up, answer your questions, and get a confirmation email. You see all the responses in your admin panel.
No payment setup is required for free events. You do not need to connect Stripe, Square, or SumUp.
Custom questions let you ask attendees to choose from a set of options at sign-up. This works for:
Set a maximum number of sign-ups per event, and Chobble Tickets handles the rest. Once all places are filled, the form closes automatically.
For events with multiple roles or shifts, use groups to create separate sign-up forms with independent capacity limits under a single page.
Free sign-up forms get all the same features as paid events:
If you edit a custom question after people have signed up, the answers they gave stay exactly as they were. A booking keeps the wording of the question as it was when the booking was made, and the admin panel shows which answers have changed since.
Answers can carry information that matters, like access needs, so the original version survives any edit. You can see both versions and how the answers you hold came to be.
Chobble Tickets handles straightforward sign-up collection. If you need participants to swap slots with each other, manage recurring weekly rotas, or coordinate complex multi-day task assignments, a dedicated tool like SignUpGenius has features built specifically for that. See the full comparison.