For community and cultural events
Sell tickets for 15p each. Keep the rest.
Your attendees pay no booking fee. The money goes into your bank account, not ours. Free events cost nothing at all.
Eventbrite would charge £792. We charge £60.
And they would add a booking fee onto every family buying a ticket. We add nothing. Work it out for your own event on the pricing page.
Built for the events we actually go to
Tickets and taking part, in one place
A cultural festival sells seats and signs up performers. Most platforms only do the first, so organisers end up running two links and stitching the answers together by hand. Here they are the same page.
No booking fee for your attendees
The big platforms load a fee onto the buyer, so a £20 ticket costs £22.29. Yours costs £20. That is the number you advertised, which is the number people pay.
Your money, your account
You keep your own Stripe account. Ticket money goes into it directly and pays out to your bank. We never hold it, which means we can never be slow returning it.
A door that works without wifi
Scan tickets on any phone. When the hall has no signal, scans queue up and sync later rather than leaving a family waiting at the door.
Nobody loses a ticket
No accounts and no passwords. Anyone types the email they booked with and their tickets are sent straight back to it.
The last seat is sold once
Seats are held before the payment page opens, so two people cannot buy the same one. Overselling a community hall is not recoverable.
Free events are genuinely free
No fee, and no payment setup either. If your event is free you need no Stripe account, no company number and no bank details: put the event up and share the link. It takes about ten minutes. When you do sell tickets one day, everything is already in place.
Running something between September and January?
That is the busy season and we would like to help with a few of them.
Tell us about your event