Step 1: Ticket types
Each with its own price and capacity, counted in people. One type can admit up to 8 people for one price, a table or a family, and each gets their own ticket.
Products · Events and tickets Free
A page people want to book on, tickets set up the way your night works, and the money in your own Stripe account. Free tickets cost nobody anything.
You keep 100% of your ticket price on every plan.


Selling
Set up the night once and the checkout keeps to it.
Each with its own price and capacity, counted in people. One type can admit up to 8 people for one price, a table or a family, and each gets their own ticket.
Sales windows and early-bird prices, tickets hidden until they go on sale, a cap per person and per order, and one type closed without touching the others.
Discount codes limited by uses or dates, and dropdown or free-text questions at checkout, such as dietary needs or a T-shirt size.
For you
Your events with what’s sold against each cap, and each event’s orders, waitlist and links a tap away.


What a ticket costs
The buyer pays a small booking fee on a paid ticket, on top of your price. Free tickets carry no fee, and you don’t need Stripe for a free event.
Early bird
Family pass
On one ticket per order, in AUD. Full fee table
Yes. A free ticket costs nobody anything, and you don’t need Stripe connected to run a free event.
Yes. One event can run over several days on one ticket, and at the door each ticket checks in once a day.
Yes. An unlisted event is found only by people with its link. A private event opens only for your team, or for guests you give its password.
People can join its waitlist. When a place frees up, the next person is emailed and the tickets are held for them for 6 hours. Or you offer the places yourself.
No. They book on their phone or computer without an account, and their tickets arrive by email with a QR code to show at the door.
Connect Stripe when you are ready for a paid ticket. The first payout lands in your own account.