Est. 2019 · Ticketing
infrastructure, not a
marketplace
No. 0004
Rev. 11
Every ticket is a
signed QR code.
Every scan is logged
at the door.
Issue tickets, take card payments through Stripe, and check people in from a phone at the gate. Free events stay free — you pay only on tickets you sell.
- 01 QR-coded tickets Signed · single-use
- 02 Stripe payouts 2 business days
- 03 Door check-in 1.4 s / guest
- 04 Seating AI-assisted
No card required · Free events free forever
TK · 789 456 · ADMIT ONE
scanned
Exhibit A · Customer of record
“We put 4,200 people through two gates in 41 minutes. Nobody queued past the kerb.”
Rivertown Jazz Collective · 11 events / yr
Median scan-to-open
Stripe payout, after event
Events issued through the roll
Section 02 · Event manifest
What is actually
on the roll
Nine line items. Three of them are why
organizers switch — those are open.
Tap any row to unfold it.
Every ticket carries a signed payload — event, tier, seat, holder, issue time. The scanner verifies the signature offline, then burns the code so it cannot be reused, screenshotted or forwarded twice.
Signature
Redemption
Verify
Delivery
Money moves through your own Stripe account — we never hold it. Cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay at checkout; a per-event ledger you can reconcile line by line; payout two business days after the event closes.
Fees: 1.99% + $0.99 per ticket sold · $0 on free events
Open the scanner on any phone, hand it to a volunteer. Gates stay in sync, duplicates are rejected at the door, and the attendee list updates as people walk in — searchable by name if someone forgot their ticket.
- ✓ Works on patchy venue wifi
- ✓ Duplicate & refunded tickets rejected
- ✓ Search by name at will-call
Give it the room and the guest list; it seats parties together, honours accessibility requirements, keeps sponsor tables near the front and leaves you a clean plan you can drag by hand afterwards.
Parties kept whole
Seconds to plan
Constraint types
Sell-through by tier and day, where the traffic came from, what people paid, who never showed. Export the lot as CSV for your board pack.
Add door staff and box-office crew with scoped permissions — they can scan and look up guests, they cannot touch payouts or pricing. Two-factor is mandatory for assistant accounts.
Print name badges and table cards straight from the checked-in list onto standard 30-up label sheets. Sorted by surname or by table.
Section 03 · Operating order
Three stubs,
front to back
Build the event and its ticket types
Dates, venue, agenda, tiers and caps. Early-bird windows and comps included. Nine minutes for a standard show.
Share the link and take the payment
One public page you can post anywhere. Cards and wallets settle into your own Stripe account; the ticket lands in the buyer's inbox and wallet.
Scan people through the door
Hand a phone to each volunteer. Gates stay in sync, duplicates bounce, and the live count tells you when to open the second door.
Section 04 · Tariff
You pay when
a ticket sells
No monthly fee.
No contract.
Free events cost nothing, forever.
Free events
Series FFor community nights, meetups and anything with no ticket price. The whole door workflow, at no cost.
- ✓ Unlimited free tickets
- ✓ QR code generation
- ✓ Basic attendee management
- ✓ Email confirmations
Paid events
Most usedEverything above, plus the money, the seating and the crew. Charged only on tickets you actually sell.
- ✓ Everything in free
- ✓ Secure payment processing
- ✓ Multiple ticket types
- ✓ Advanced analytics
- ✓ Streamlined check-in
- ✓ Multiple host assistants
- ✓ AI-assisted seating
- ✓ Guest label printing
- ✓ Priority support
501(c)(3)? Take 50% off —
just send the letter.
Stripe processing included in the 1.99% · No monthly minimum · Cancel by deleting the event
Admit one organizer
Put your next event
on the
roll
No card charged today · Free events are free forever · Delete anytime