Event ticketing

Sell the tickets. Keep the money.

We charge 85¢ a paid ticket and take nothing from your sales. Buyers tap your link, pay in seconds, and the pass drops into their wallet. On event day, any phone at the door is the scanner.

$0.85
flat / ticket
100%
of face value
$0
on free tickets
~5 min
to live

No setup fee. Tell us about your event, and we’ll help you get it selling.

A buyer's ticket on their phone after checkout: General Admission for Jordan Avery, a QR code that refreshes, and an Add to Apple Wallet button.
The gate scanner on a staff phone reading that ticket: a full-width green Admit, with the ticket type and the holder's name.
Try it yourself

See it from the buyer's side.

Scan the code, or tap the button, to go through a sample checkout on your phone: the full price up front, and the pass in your wallet. No card needed, and nothing is saved.

Open the demo →
How it works

Three steps to your first sale.

Once your account is set up, connect your bank, add your ticket types, and share your link.

01

Connect your payouts

Link your bank through Stripe once. Stripe asks for your business name, your account, and a quick ID check. After that, money from every sale goes to your bank.

✓ connected via Stripe
02

Name your tickets, share the link

Set your ticket types and prices, cap the house if you want. You get a public buy page. Text it, post it, or tape a "scan to buy" poster by the door. Nobody makes an account.

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03

Scan at the gate

On event day, any phone turns into the scanner. Point it at a pass and get a straight answer. Still selling at the door? Show the walk-up QR and take gate sales on the spot.

AdmitAlready inInvalid
Made for phones

Bought, shown, and scanned on a phone.

Nothing to download, no account to make. A buyer taps your link, pays, and the pass goes into their wallet. The code on it changes every 30 seconds, so a screenshot won't scan. At the door, whoever's standing there uses the phone in their pocket.

Passes live in the walletApple and Google Wallet, so a dead venue signal doesn't strand anyone at the door.
A code a screenshot can't reuseIt changes every 30 seconds, so a saved picture has expired by the time it's scanned.
Every phone is a scannerPut as many people on the doors as you have phones; scans stay in sync across all of them.
The public buy page on a phone: one General Admission ticket picked at $11.49 with all fees included, the $10.00 ticket, the $0.85 service fee, and $0.64 card processing listed under the total, and a Continue to payment button.
Pricing

One flat fee. No cut of your sales.

Most ticketing sites take a percentage of every sale. We charge 85¢ per paid ticket. The buyer sees it as its own line at checkout, and you keep every dollar of the ticket price. Free tickets cost nothing.

You keep 100% of face valueSet a $10 ticket, and you get $10.
The fee is shown before they payIt’s its own line at checkout, so nobody is surprised. Card processing is Stripe’s standard rate, passed straight through.
Free tickets are freeA $0 ticket has no fee, so an RSVP list costs you nothing.
A $10 ticket, end to endworked example
Ticket price (you set it)$10.00
Eventbone fee (flat, per paid ticket)$0.85
Card processing (Stripe, passed through)$0.64
Buyer pays$11.49
You receive$10.00

Stripe deposits your sales to your bank a couple of business days after each sale.

The gate

Every scan is logged.

Scan a pass and get a straight answer. Every scan records who scanned it and at which door, so if someone disputes a ticket, you can look it up. A duplicate gets caught no matter which gate it tries.

Keeps scanning when the Wi-Fi dropsEach scanner loads the day's passes and checks codes on the phone itself, and scans sync when the signal comes back.
Door staff are the scannersStaff clock in with the QR code at the door and a PIN, pick their gate, and start scanning. Their hours go straight to staff payroll.
Three answers, no guessingAdmit, Already in, or Invalid, in type big enough to read at arm's length.
Photo-ID when you need itFlag a ticket type and gate staff are prompted to match a photo ID to the name before letting them in.
The scanner showing Admit, in green, for a General Admission ticket.
The scanner showing Already in, in amber, with the time the ticket was first admitted.
The scanner showing Invalid, in red, for a code that is not a ticket for this event.
The details

Transfers, refunds, and alerts.

One-tap transfers

Bought for the family? Send a ticket right from the pass. The recipient claims it and the old copy stops working, so there's only ever one live pass.

Refunds & buyer lookup

Find any order by name, email, or number. Refund all or part of the ticket price, and the buyer gets an email about it automatically.

Sales you can watch

Revenue and tickets sold update as orders come in. Once the doors open, you also see the scans at each gate.

Sale, refund, and payout alerts

Get notified about every new sale, refund, and payout, in the app, by email, or both.

Apple and Google Wallet

Passes add to Apple and Google Wallet, so buyers keep them where they keep everything else. They don't need an app or a password.

Duplicate tickets caught at the door

Duplicates are caught across every phone at once, and the live code means a passed-around screenshot never works.

Price steps

Open with an early price and raise it on dates you choose. The last step is your price at the door.

Passes for the days you pick

Sell a Saturday pass, a Sunday pass, and a weekend pass. Each one scans only on its days.

Comp passes

Email free passes to coaches, guests, or vendors. They scan like any other ticket.

Cancel and refund everyone

If the event is called off, refund every buyer at once, and every pass stops working.

Your terms at checkout

Add a code of conduct buyers agree to and a refund policy they see before they pay.

Beyond the gate

The same account runs your officials.

Ticketing is one part. The same account schedules your officials, runs their payroll, tracks your door staff’s hours, and keeps everyone updated. See officials & ops →

Officials & scheduling

Drag-and-drop assigning, auto-assign that follows availability, and double-booking alerts. Every official sees their next court on their phone.

Payroll

Pay adds up automatically as matches finish. Mark someone paid and they get a message on their phone.

Attendance

Officials check in by GPS and door staff use a time clock, so you know who showed up.

Messages to every phone

Messages to everyone’s phone, and alerts when someone’s double-booked.

Selling tickets for an event this season?

We’re taking on a few organizers this season, and we’ll help you set up your first event. Tell us what you’re running.

Talk to us

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