That’s what you pay us.
No setup fee, no monthly, no per-device charge, nothing to scan a ticket or run a guest list. Your ticket revenue is yours.
So where does our money come from?
One fee, paid by the buyer, charged once on the whole order — not once per ticket. You can absorb it into your price instead if you’d rather your buyers never see it.
Everyone charges per ticket. We charge per order.
$1 + 7%— once, however many tickets are in the cart.
Two $36 tickets, one cart
Rounded to the nearest quarter. Every figure computed from the fee engine that actually charges your buyers, not an illustration.
The real math
Which means buying together gets cheaper.
Per-ticket fees can’t do this — they charge the same rate however many people come. Ours falls with every ticket in the cart. On a $36 ticket:
| Cart | Tickets | Our fee | Your buyer pays | The competition | They save |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 ticket | $36.00 | $3.50 · 9.7% | $39.50 | $40.26 | $0.76 |
| 2 tickets | $72.00 | $6.00 · 8.3% | $78.00 | $80.51 | $2.51 |
| 3 tickets | $108.00 | $8.50 · 7.9% | $116.50 | $120.77 | $4.27 |
| 4 tickets | $144.00 | $11.00 · 7.6% | $155.00 | $161.03 | $6.03 |
$36 face value, fee shown separately. The competition is modeled on the structure used almost everywhere: a per-ticket service fee of 3.7% + $1.79, then 2.9% processing on the total. Charged once per ticket, so it stays flat however many your buyer takes. Ours is charged once per order, so it falls — toward 7% as carts grow.
Your price, or their price?
You choose where the fee sits: inside the price the buyer sees, or added on top of it. The price editor shows what you keep either way.
The buyer sees a single round number with nothing added at checkout, and the fee comes out of it. Because the fixed dollar spreads across the cart, what you keep per ticket on a single sale is a floor, not a ceiling — group orders leave you slightly more per ticket.
Your face value stays exactly as you set it and the fee is added at checkout, itemized. You keep your number on every order, no more and no less.
The bar is priced exactly the same.
The same $1 + 7% per order, with one difference: at the bar it’s always all-in. Your guest pays the menu price and never sees a fee — nobody wants a service charge on a beer. You say what you want to keep and we work out the price to list.
| A $12 drink | Guest pays | Our fee | You keep | Per drink |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single | $12.00 | $1.75 | $10.25 | 85.4% |
| Round of two | $24.00 | $2.75 | $21.25 | 88.5% |
| Round of four | $48.00 | $4.25 | $43.75 | 91.1% |
Rounds are the norm at a bar, and rounds are where the fixed dollar disappears. Tips are never fee’d and pass to you in full. No setup, monthly or per-device charge.
And so is a gift.
One fee per donation, the same $1 + 7%, and you choose where it sits. Inside the gift is the default — a tip jar should show one number.
| A $20 gift | They pay | Our fee | You keep |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fee inside the gift | $20.00 | $2.50 | $17.50 |
| Fee on top | $22.50 | $2.50 | $20.00 |
Donations show on an event with no paid admission. Put a paid tier on sale and the card steps aside.
Things we never charge for
When you get paid
After the show. Your takings transfer to the bank account you connected, and you can see the whole breakdown — gross, fees you chose to absorb, production costs, tips — before you request it.