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VenueStack vs Fourvenues

Looking at a Fourvenues alternative for your nightclub? Compare how each sets up the night you run every week, how new staff learn it, and what to confirm in a quote.

The short answer.

Checked against each company’s published pages in October 2026.

VenueStack and Fourvenues at a glance
VenueStackFourvenues
May suitNightlife teams that run tickets, VIP tables and the door on the same nights, and want staff to learn on the jobNightclubs, festivals and beach clubs selling across many channels, with promoter teams and detailed reservation rules
Pricing$200 a month with every feature, or $180 a month billed yearlyA tailored pricing and commission model, set by business type and market. Ask for a written quote.
Processing fees4% processing fees, at least $2, plus Stripe’s card fees. Pass them to guests or absorb them.Part of the quote. Ask for ticket, reservation and card fees in your currency, and who pays each.
Try it firstA 14-day free trial on your first subscriptionAsk for a demo. New organizations can register and start once the Fourvenues team validates them.
Staff trainingHands-on virtual training with our team, plus narrated How-to guides that play on the real dashboard pagesIntegrated onboarding, Academy video lessons, and in-session training for staff at their first events

Fourvenues is built as one connected platform for nightclubs, festivals and beach clubs: tickets sold across many channels, VIP reservations on an interactive map, guest lists, promoters and the door. Its staff training is a real strength, with integrated onboarding, Academy videos and 24/7 support. It is a strong fit when you sell through many channels and set detailed reservation rules.

VenueStack is built for venues where tickets, tables, passes and the door all happen on the same night. A regular Friday is set up once in the event’s own tabs, and each change can reach every future date. New staff learn each job inside the dashboard, with guides that play on the page they are using. One plan covers all of it.

VenueStack and Fourvenues, side by side

What each includes, row by row. Checked against Fourvenues’s own pages in October 2026; Not listed means their site doesn’t say, so ask.

Capabilities in VenueStack and Fourvenues
VenueStackFourvenues
Running the night
Event calendar and recurring nightsIncludedIncludedEvent groups, save forward by weekday
Ticket tiers and promo codesIncludedIncludedAutomatic price jumps
VIP tables on a floor planIncludedFloor plan design includedIncludedInteractive map, combined spaces
Table deposits and minimum spendsIncludedIncludedPromoters can adjust deposits
QR scanning at the doorIncludedKeeps working offlineIncludedScans offline, syncs on reconnect
Door headcountIncludedThe Clicker, shared by every doorIncludedManual in and out counting
The guest
Branded booking page and website widgetsIncludedYour own domain, light or darkIncludedMicrosite plus light or dark iframe
Apple Wallet and Google WalletIncludedTickets, passes and table bookingsPartlyApple Wallet; Google Wallet not named
Season and multi-night passesIncludedOne-time purchase, set nights and entriesIncludedPermanent QR passes for regulars
Guest chatIncludedAI concierge with handoff to staffNot listed
The business
Staff roles and permissionsIncludedCustom rolesIncludedSet per organization or event
Guest profiles and historyIncludedBuilt from every order and bookingIncludedCheckout data and custom questions
Email marketingIncludedMonthly sending allowanceIncludedMailing campaigns from the CRM
Promoter tracking and payoutsPartlyTracking links, no commission payoutsPartlyTracking and quotas; payouts not listed
POS integrationNot offeredIncludedOwn box office POS, devices billed
ID scanningNot offeredNot listed
Sales and door reportsIncludedIncluded
Help
Staff trainingIncludedVirtual training and narrated guidesIncludedOnboarding, Academy videos, first-event sessions
Support from their teamIncludedMessage our team from the dashboardIncludedMultichannel, advertised as 24/7

Staff onboarding in Fourvenues and VenueStack

Learn the job on the screen where you do it. Both teach new staff, and in VenueStack the guide plays on the page they are using, at their own pace.

Staff onboarding and help in VenueStack and Fourvenues
VenueStackFourvenues
SetupA six-step owner checklist. Try it opens the right page, and Show me plays that part of the guide.Integrated step-by-step onboarding as you start, once their team validates your organization
TrainingNarrated How-to guides that play on the real pages, filtered to each person’s role and replayable any timeTheir team trains your staff in session during your first events
AnswersA searchable Help Center with step-by-step articles and screenshotsA searchable Academy of video lessons, from first steps and tickets to door access and box office
PeopleHands-on virtual training, onboarding help and floor-plan design are included. Message our team from any page.Multichannel support it advertises as 24/7, for quick messages or detailed questions

Fourvenues pricing and total cost

Fourvenues uses a tailored pricing and commission model, set by business type and market, so ask for a written quote. VenueStack is $200 a month with every feature, plus processing fees.

Monthly subscription
  • VenueStack
    $200

    Every feature. $180 a month billed yearly.

Fourvenues quotes each venue. Ask for
  • The commission and any monthly charge, in your currency
  • Fees on tickets, table reservations and deposits
  • Card processing, and who pays each fee
  • Any charges that change by sales channel or promoter
  • The onboarding, training and support included
  • A total for one typical month of your sales

Before processing fees and tax.

  • Processing fees

    VenueStack adds 4% processing fees, at least $2. Ask Fourvenues for its commission on each sale.

  • Card processing

    VenueStack uses Stripe at your country’s rate. Ask Fourvenues which processor it uses.

  • Who pays

    In VenueStack you choose, fee by fee, whether guests pay at checkout or the venue does.

  • Currency and billing

    VenueStack bills in US dollars, monthly or yearly. Ask how Fourvenues bills, and in what currency.

VenueStack pricing and feesFourvenues publishes no price; checked October 2026.

Is VenueStack the right Fourvenues alternative for your venue?

When to choose VenueStack or Fourvenues
VenueStackFourvenues
Choose it if
  • You run tickets, VIP tables and the door on the same regular nights
  • New hosts and door staff join through the season and need to learn on the page they use
  • You want one published monthly price with every feature, and a free trial first
  • You sell through many channels and want them all managed in one place
  • You run promoter teams, or set detailed reservation rates and combined spaces
  • You want in-session training at your first events and support around the clock

Rehearse one real night before you switch

Bring your regular night and one real reservation to a demo. We’ll set up the night with you, and your team can run it before anything moves.

  1. Rebuild your Friday

    Recreate the schedule, ticket tiers, table sections and reservation conditions, and give each promoter a tracking link.

  2. Check what moves

    Confirm which exports and future orders Fourvenues lets you take, and plan any paid deposits by hand.

  3. Run a rehearsal

    Have hosts and door staff run one Friday with the guides on, before your first live event.

Questions aboutFourvenues.

More questions, answered

Both include people. Fourvenues advertises integrated step-by-step onboarding, Academy video lessons, in-session training at your first events and 24/7 support. VenueStack includes hands-on virtual training with our team, then narrated How-to guides that play on the dashboard’s own pages, filtered to each person’s role, which staff can replay any time.

Yes. Its support page describes integrated onboarding, a step-by-step guide as you start, alongside the Academy’s video lessons. Ask in a demo how it guides each role, and whether staff can replay one task later. In VenueStack, each person gets the chapters for their role and can replay any of them.

Ask for the commission and any monthly charge in your currency, the fees on tickets, reservations and deposits, and card processing. Ask which charges change by sales channel, and what onboarding and support are included. Then price one typical month of your sales on both.

We can’t say without your quote. Fourvenues sets a tailored pricing and commission model by business type and market. VenueStack is $200 a month, or $180 a month billed yearly, plus 4% processing fees, at least $2 and Stripe’s card fees, which you can pass to guests. Compare the total for the same month of sales.

Yes. Start the 14-day free trial on your first subscription, set the night to repeat weekly, and add its tickets and tables. Then have hosts and door staff run it with the guides on. If you are weighing VenueStack as a Fourvenues alternative, bring that night to a demo and we’ll set it up with you.

VenueStack gives each promoter their own tracking link and QR code, and reports show the views and sales each one brings in. It doesn’t work out or pay promoter commissions, so keep that process as it is. Fourvenues builds promoter access into each event, so list what your promoters do there today.

Your next eventstarts here.

Sell tickets, book tables and check guests in from one place.

Sources

By the VenueStack team, checked October 2026. Confirm prices with each company before you buy.