Sell tickets on your own site
Your concerts, your checkout, your audience data. Tiers, capacity, QR check-in, and reporting, with 1.5% per ticket instead of a platform fee stack.
$25 a month for box-office management. Selling a ticket costs nothing beyond the 1.5%, and RSVPs for free events cost nothing at all.
Why not just use a ticketing platform?
Ticket fees embarrass the box office
General-purpose ticketing platforms stack a service fee, a per-ticket charge, and processing on every order. Your patrons see it at checkout, and it reads as your fee.
Your concert lives on someone else’s page
Buyers get bounced to a third-party checkout with someone else’s branding, upsells for other events, and no way back to your site.
The audience data stays with the vendor
Who bought, who came, who returns every season: on most platforms that history belongs to the ticketing company, not to you.
Event night is still manual
Will-call lists printed at midnight, no check-in flow, and no report the morning after.
Every buyer joins your audience
Ticket buyers land in the same audience record as your subscribers and donors. Next season you can email everyone who came last year, and your year-end appeal can start with the people who already buy tickets.
Pairs with Email Marketing and Donor Management.
Two ways to run it
Product details live on the Events feature page. Pay annually on any plan and get 2 months free.
Questions
What does ticketing cost?
$25 a month plus 1.5% per ticket. Selling a ticket costs nothing beyond the 1.5%; the monthly price is box-office management: tiers, capacity, QR check-in, and reporting. Stripe card processing applies as with any payment.
Who runs it?
Today our team sets up and runs ticketing for you; self-serve controls are rolling out. If you want event operations fully off your plate, that lives in Concierge ($1,000-1,500/mo); festivals get it inside the Festival Platform lane at $500/mo.
Do buyers leave our website?
No. Tickets sell on your site, under your brand, and the buyer lands back in your audience record alongside their email and giving history.
What about free events and RSVPs?
RSVP events carry no per-ticket fee. You only see the 1.5% when money changes hands.