7 reasons charities and fundraisers choose One Ticket
- The whole ticket price for the cause. You receive 100% of the price you set. The supporter pays a small booking fee on top at checkout.
- A supporter ticket. Add a higher-priced ticket type beside the standard one, for supporters who want to give more.
- Free community events stay free. A free ticket costs nobody anything, so an awareness day or a volunteer briefing takes registrations at no cost.
- Paid into your own account. Ticket money goes to your organisation’s own Stripe account, with no payout fee from us.
- Sponsors and special guests. Give sponsors a secret ticket type that only your access code shows, or record their comps at the box office.
- Cash on the night. Record cash, comps and bank transfers at the door, beside what sold online.
- Numbers for the committee. See bookings and sales for each event, and export orders and attendees as a CSV.
How it works for charities and fundraisers
- Create the event with a standard ticket and a supporter ticket at a higher price.
- Connect your organisation’s Stripe account, so ticket money goes straight to it.
- Share the link with supporters. They book without an account and get their ticket by email.
- On the night, check people in from any phone and take cash at the box office.
What a ticket costs, worked through
| Ticket | Price | Booking fee | Buyer pays | You receive |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gala dinner | $95 | $3.43 | $98.43 | $95 |
| Supporter ticket | $150 | $5.14 | $155.14 | $150 |
Sell 120 tickets at $95 and you receive $11,400. The booking fee is the buyer’s, added on top of your price at checkout, and it’s the same on every plan.
Example prices: set your own. Fees are checkout’s own, on a one-ticket order (One Ticket pricing). Free tickets carry no fee.
Plan the numbers and the refunds
- How much should I charge for a school trivia night?
- How much should I charge for a church dinner?
- How much should I charge for a fun run?
- How many tickets do I need to sell? The break-even calculator
- Refund policy template for a school trivia night
- Refund policy template for a church dinner
- Refund policy template for a fun run
Guides for charities and fundraisers
Common questions
- Does the charity receive the whole ticket price?
- Yes. The buyer pays the booking fee on top of the price, so you receive the full price you set, on every plan.
- Can supporters pay more than the ticket price?
- Add a supporter ticket type at a higher price beside the standard one, and let people choose. On Pro and Team, a pay what you want ticket lets supporters choose the amount above your minimum. 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.
- Can we take cash at the door?
- Yes. The box office records cash, comps and bank transfers on the night, alongside the tickets sold online.
- What does a buyer pay on a $95 ticket?
- $98.43: the $95 ticket price and a $3.43 booking fee. You receive the whole $95, and the fee is the same on every plan.
Your next fundraiser, on One Ticket
Set it up in minutes. Your cause receives the whole ticket price, and there is nothing to pay to start.