All-in ticket prices for fans, QR check-in at the door, and a settlement every artist can read. Sold on your own site, paid into your own account.
Fans pay the ticket price plus tax. That's it.
No service fee at checkout. No facility charge. No order fee that appears on the last screen. Card processing, booking and platform fees are built into the ticket price, and the artist sees exactly what comes out before they agree to it.
Your site, your fans, your money.
Tickets sell on your own website, under your own name. Buyers never get sent to a marketplace that shows them three other shows. Their email addresses are yours to contact. Payments go to your own merchant account, not into a platform's pocket until after the show.
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Agencies
Run every client's shows from one dashboard. Set your booking fee once and it comes out of every ticket automatically. Artists log in to see their own sales and a settlement that matches yours to the cent, so nobody argues about the numbers on Monday.
Venues
Your door person doesn't need an account. Text them a link and their phone becomes a scanner for tonight's show only, so they can't open the wrong one. Sell walk-ups for cash from the same phone and count the box at the end of the night against what the system says it should hold.
Series and one-day events
Presale codes for the fan club, named tickets with ID check for the shows scalpers chase, and guest lists that close at doors so the band can't add twelve cousins at 9 pm. Every guest counts against capacity.
Festivals
Day tickets, weekend passes, pick-your-days passes and camping or parking add-ons, each day with its own cap. Build the lineup venue by venue, and let any show sell its own tickets alongside wristband entry. At the pickup tent the scanner shows which wristband to hand over, and gives out the whole order's bands in one tap. No signal in the field? It keeps checking tickets and syncs when the signal comes back.
Fans pay the ticket price plus tax. Fees come out of the price, never on top.
No app to install. Two doors can't let the same ticket in twice.
Text the door person a link. It opens the scanner for that one show and stops working after the night.
Sell walk-ups from the scanner. Each door person sees the cash they should be holding, then counts it out.
Six to a page, numbered by seller. Settle up with the record shop in two minutes.
Caps per list, plus-ones per show, lists that close at doors. Every late add is flagged.
One code for the fan club, another for the radio contest, each with its own cap.
The name on the ticket must match photo ID. Official transfers kill the old code.
Per-buyer limits, checkout rate limits and an invisible CAPTCHA.
Every fee shown, by channel, matching the agent's books to the cent.
Day, weekend and pick-your-days passes with daily caps. The pickup desk sees the band colour for every ticket.
Tax follows the venue. One statement shows what to remit.
Each phone keeps a copy of the show's tickets, checks them offline and syncs later. Doubles show up in the report.
Tickets saved to the phone's wallet.
If fans don't pay fees, who does? The fees come out of the ticket price, before the artist's share. Before a show goes on sale, the artist sees what they get from each ticket.
Where does the money go? Into your own payment account, the day the order is paid. We never hold it.
Do fans need an account or an app? No. They get their tickets by email and can add them to Apple or Google Wallet. The door scans the QR code from a phone screen or a printout.
What if the door has no signal? The scanner keeps working. Each phone holds a copy of the show's tickets, checks them with no signal, and syncs when the signal comes back. If two offline phones let in the same ticket, the report shows it.
Can the artist sell tickets themselves? Yes. Print numbered tickets for them, and settle up when they bring back the unsold ones and the cash.
Can a venue run its own shows? Yes. In venue-run mode the venue sells, keeps the money and handles its own tax. We print and scan the tickets.