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Sell tickets online: Sell the night in releases, on your own page

Early bird, general admission and VIP, each with its own price, quantity and sale dates. Guests buy on their phone without an account, the money goes to your own Stripe account, and every buyer lands in your customer list.

From on sale to the door.

An online ticketing system for a club night, in the order you use it.

  1. Set up the releases

    Create the event and add a ticket type for each release, such as early bird, general admission and VIP. Give each its own price, quantity, limit per guest and sale dates, then add promo codes and add-ons if you want them.

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  2. Guests buy on their phone

    From your booking page, a widget on your website or a promoter’s tracking link, guests pick tickets and pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Their tickets are held for 10 minutes while they pay, then arrive by email with Wallet buttons.

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  3. Scan them in

    Your door scans each QR code with the check-in app on a phone or iPad. A ticket checks in once, and the scanner keeps working when the signal drops.

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  4. Read the night back

    The ticket report shows what sold by ticket type, how fast it sold, when people bought and which tracking links and promo codes brought them. Resend, void or refund any order from the dashboard.

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In the product.

Online ticketing as your team and your guests see it.

The Tickets tab of Stack Fridays in the VenueStack dashboard: each ticket type with its price and its sold, available and total counts.

Every ticket type, selling at once

Early entry, general admission, VIP and the last release, each with its own price and quantity, and the sold, available and total counts beside it.

The guest checkout for Stack Fridays on the venue’s booking page: the event, its ticket tiers with prices, and tickets in the basket.

A checkout in your colours

Guests pick their tickets and add-ons on your own booking page, see the total before they pay and check out on their phone.

Friends crowd around a phone outside a club with their tickets

What you can sell, and how.

Every part of the event ticketing system, on the one plan.

Tickets

Tickets

General admission, VIP or any tier you name, each with its own price, quantity and limit per guest. Free tickets work before payments are connected.

Give a release its own sale dates. Before it opens, guests see when it goes on sale, and once it ends it leaves checkout.

A percentage or a fixed amount off chosen ticket types, with a cap on uses and the dates it works between.

Sell coat check, parking or a drink package with the ticket, each with its own quantity and limit per order.

Set up a weekly night once. Tickets, add-ons and promo codes saved for all future dates carry to every week, and one night can still change on its own.

Built for nights people queue for.

On the one plan.

Online ticketing comes with every other feature on one published price, with a free trial before you pay.

$180per month

Billed annually. Saves $240 a year.

One plan. Everything included.

Every feature on every account, and you can cancel whenever you like.

  • Event calendar widget
  • Ticket sales
  • Table management
  • Deposits
  • Add-ons
  • Passes
  • Email campaigns
  • Reporting
  • QR door check-in
  • Guest profiles
  • Branded public pages
  • Team roles and permissions

Questions, answered.

More questions

Create the event, add a ticket type for each release and publish it. Guests buy from your booking page, a widget on your website or a tracking link, and their tickets arrive by email, ready to show at the door on a phone, a printout or Wallet.

Yes. Make early bird its own ticket type with a lower price, a set quantity and a sale end date, and put general admission on sale beside it. Guests see the tickets in the order you set, and once early bird sells out or its sale ends, they buy the next tier.

No. When a guest presses Continue to payment, their tickets are held for 10 minutes and count as sold. If they don’t pay in time, the tickets go back on sale and they aren’t charged.

Yes. The Events widget puts your calendar, your upcoming events or one event’s checkout on your website, from one code you paste in. Guests buy without leaving your site.

Your venue does. Guests pay through your own Stripe account, and Stripe pays out to your bank on its usual schedule.

It’s included in the one VenueStack plan, with every other feature, and there’s a 14-day free trial. The price is on our pricing page. You choose whether guests pay the processing and platform fees at checkout or your venue covers them.

Keep reading.

The features next to online ticketing, and the guides behind it.

Your next event starts here.

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