Sell the tickets. Keep the money.
One flat fee — 85¢ a paid ticket, and not a cent of 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.
Live in about five minutes. No sales call, no setup fee.
See it from the buyer's side.
Scan the code, or tap the button, to walk a real Spring Classic checkout on your phone — one honest total, the pass in your wallet. No card, nothing saved.
Open the demo →From nothing to selling, in three steps.
No sales call, no setup fee, no waiting on us. Link a bank, name your tickets, share the link — most people are taking money in about five minutes.
Connect your payouts
Link your bank through Stripe once — business name, account, a quick ID check. After that, money from every sale lands in your account on its own schedule.
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.
eventbone.com/buy/spring-classic ↗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.
Buy on a phone. Show a phone. Scanned by a phone.
Nothing to download, no account to make. A buyer taps your link, pays, and the pass lands in their wallet — where the code quietly refreshes on its own, so a screenshot is worthless by the time it reaches your scanner. At the door, whoever's standing there uses the phone in their pocket.
One flat fee. No cut of your sales.
Most platforms take a percentage that grows with your success and doesn't show up until settlement. We charge 85 cents a paid ticket — the buyer covers it as one line they can actually see at checkout — and you keep every dollar of face value. Free tickets cost nothing.
Stripe deposits your sales to your bank a couple of business days after each sale.
A gate that actually checks.
Scan a pass and get a straight answer. Every scan records who scanned it and at which door — so when someone argues a ticket, there's a fact to point at instead of a shrug. A duplicate gets caught no matter which gate it tries.
Every scan tied to a gate, a staffer, and a time.
Everything a ticket should do.
Passes people actually keep, a gate that actually checks, and money you can actually see — without a spreadsheet in sight.
One-tap transfers
Bought for the family? Send a ticket right from the pass. The recipient claims it and the old copy voids itself — only one live pass at a time.
Refunds & buyer lookup
Find any order by name, email, or number. Refund the ticket price — all or part — and the buyer gets an email about it automatically.
Sales you can watch
Revenue and tickets sold update as orders land, in plain language — plus per-gate activity once the doors open.
Alerts that find you
A ping the moment it matters — a new sale, a refund, a payout on the way to your bank. Pick the channel for each.
Wallet, not a login
Passes add to Apple and Google Wallet, so buyers keep them where they keep everything else — no app, no password.
Doors that hold up
Duplicates are caught across every phone at once, and the live code means a passed-around screenshot never works.
It runs the whole event day, too.
Ticketing is the front door. Behind it, the same system schedules your officials, runs their payroll, clocks your door staff, and keeps the floor in the loop — so the tool that sold the tickets also runs the event. See officials & ops →
Officials & scheduling
A live board with drag-and-drop assigning, availability-aware auto-assign, and conflict detection — every official's next court on their phone.
Payroll
Pay computes from the schedule as the event runs. Mark someone paid and they're notified — no reconciliation week after.
Attendance
GPS-verified self check-in for officials and a time clock for the doors — no clipboard, no guessing who showed.
Real-time comms
Broadcasts with read receipts and automatic conflict alerts, from the ops desk straight to every phone on the floor.
Made on live event floors.
Eventbone wasn't drawn up in a conference room. It was built weekend after weekend on real floors — where a slow gate line costs you goodwill, a hidden fee costs you money, and a stale schedule costs you a court. Every feature is here because an event needed it that day.
Your next event could be selling tonight.
We're taking on a handful of pilot partners this season — hands-on setup included, so your first event on Eventbone just works. Tell us what you're running.
Become a pilot partneror write us at [email protected]