Ticketing for rooms that meet again
Run the same night every week
One Ticket tells you, after every one of them, who is new and who has quietly stopped coming. By name, the morning after.
Create with AIDescribe it in a sentence and the builder fills itself in. Free to start, and no platform fee on the ticket price.
94 people came on Tuesday.
34 of them you had never met.
And 8 who were here last week were not.
One of the eight
Dana came for eleven Fridays
Then a Friday she wasn’t there. And the one after that. Nobody noticed for a month.
Arithmetic on the numbers above - eight people, a $25 ticket, forty Fridays. Your room, your prices, your answer.
So it hands you the eight
Not a number to feel bad about. A list, with an address beside every name, waiting the morning after.
And it looks like your night
Not like a ticketing site. Your colours, your cover, your name at the top - and no marketplace header over it or competing events under it.
How it knows
Three facts, and not one of them asks anything of you. Set the rhythm once; the rest is the address on the ticket and a report that writes itself.
Your nights are a series
Set the rhythm once and the sessions are made for you. One link that never goes stale, and one thing One Ticket can reason about.
The address is the identity
No account to make, no membership number to carry. If the address on tonight’s ticket booked an earlier session, that person came back.
It is waiting in the morning
New, returning and missing, per session, with the window it measured stated on the page. Nothing to run and nothing to remember.
What you can answer on Wednesday
Most tools hand you the attendee list. The column on the right is what happens to it after that.
| After a session | One Ticket | An export and a spreadsheet |
|---|---|---|
| How many came | ✓On the page | ✓Yes |
| How many had been before | ✓On the page | By hand, every week |
| Which people are here for the first time | ✓By name | By hand, every week |
| Who came last time and not this time | ✓By name | By hand, every week |
| Both halves of a hybrid night, counted once | ✓One report | Two exports, then decide |
The last row is the one that matters. Everything above it is possible with a spreadsheet and an hour, and almost nobody has the hour.
Run your events on autopilot
Set the series once. The sessions make themselves, the link never goes stale, and the report is waiting the morning after.
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