Pick your kind of event
- Run clubs: Free runs cost nobody a cent, check-in is a phone at the start line, and the weekly run sells as a series on one link.
- Yoga and pilates studios: Sell each class with its own cap, let regulars subscribe weekly, fortnightly or monthly, and keep the whole price of every ticket.
- Wellness practitioners: Sell small sessions with a firm cap, ask the health questions you need before anyone books, and keep 100% of every ticket price.
- Churches: Take free registrations at no cost, sell tickets to a dinner or a camp, ask about dietary needs and give members their own price.
- Schools and P&Cs: Adult and child tickets, a cap per order, cash at the door and volunteers on check-in, with the whole ticket price going to the school.
- Charities and fundraisers: The buyer pays the booking fee, so the whole ticket price reaches your cause. Free events stay free, and supporters can choose a higher ticket.
- University clubs and societies: Member and general prices side by side, early-bird tiers that switch themselves, and check-in your committee runs from their phones.
- Supper clubs and dinners: Sell a set number of seats, ask about dietary needs at checkout, close sales when you order the food and keep the whole price of every ticket.
- Art and craft workshops: Small capped classes, a ticket for two for date nights, questions at checkout and the whole ticket price paid to you.
- Networking groups: Monthly events on one link, member and guest prices, name-badge details at checkout and quick check-in by name.
- Community groups and meetups: Take free RSVPs at no cost, cap the room, remind everyone the day before and charge for the room only when you need to.
- Book clubs: Free or low-cost seats, a cap for the café, monthly dates on one link and a reminder before every meeting.
- Sports socials: Cap every session at the courts you’ve booked, sell weekly sessions as a series and check players in from courtside.
- Dog events: Separate tickets and caps for people and dogs, the dog’s details at checkout and QR check-in at the gate.
- Fun runs and races: Early-bird entries that change price on their own, an entry type and cap for each distance, and quick check-in on the day.
- Trivia nights: A captain books the whole table in one order, cash is welcome at the door, and the whole ticket price goes to your night or your cause.
- Comedy, drag and bingo nights: Sell general and front-row tickets, let prices step up as the night fills, and get the whole room through the door quickly.
- Silent discos and sober raves: Release prices that step up, a cap for the floor, quick QR check-in for a crowd and the whole ticket price paid to you.
- Small concerts: Sell each session with its own cap, price sections of the room as ticket types and keep the whole ticket price.
- Live podcast recordings: Sell seats in the room, collect listeners’ questions at checkout, and sell an online ticket with your stream link on it.
- Webinars, live or pre-recorded: Run it live on the meeting tool you already use, with your join link on every ticket. Or play a pre-recorded webinar at a set time, like it’s live: on Pro and Team.
What every organiser gets
- You keep 100% of your ticket price: the buyer pays the booking fee on top.
- Free tickets are free for everyone, and the Free plan has no monthly cost.
- Ticket money goes to your own Stripe account.
- Series and subscriptions for the events you run again and again.
- QR check-in from any phone, a door link for volunteers and a box office for cash.
- A refund policy buyers see before they pay, and a full refund for them if the date, time or place changes.
Plan your event
Common questions
- Who is One Ticket for?
- People running events in Australia, from a free weekly run to a fundraising dinner: clubs, classes, studios, churches, schools, charities, societies and meetups. It’s built around events that happen again, with series and subscriptions.
- What does One Ticket cost?
- The Free plan has no monthly cost. On a paid ticket the buyer pays a booking fee on top, $1.45 on a $25 ticket, and you receive the whole price. Free tickets cost nobody anything.
- Is there a limit on free bookings?
- Each organiser sells up to a number of tickets a day, free or paid: 500 on Free, 1,000 on Pro and 2,000 on Team. Free bookings are also confirmed by email, within the emails a plan sends a day: 500 on Free, 2,000 on Pro and 5,000 on Team. After that, new bookings open again the next day. Pro and Team are open now: upgrade any time in Settings › Plan. Limited-time offer: A$1 for your first year (first 100 organisers), then A$29/month for Pro or A$79/month for Team. Cancel anytime.
Your next event, on One Ticket
Set it up in minutes. You keep 100% of your ticket price, free tickets stay free, and there is nothing to pay to start.