7 reasons comedy, drag and bingo hosts choose One Ticket
- Tiers for every part of the room. Sell general admission and front-row ticket types, each with its own price and cap.
- Prices that step up. Start with an early-bird price that rises on a date or once so many have sold.
- A waitlist for sold-out nights. When a ticket type sells out, people join the waitlist. A freed seat goes to the next in line, held for six hours.
- A quick door. Scan QR codes from any phone, or find a guest by name when their phone has died.
- Walk-ups at the box office. Sell the last seats at the door for cash, recorded with the night’s sales.
- Monthly shows on one link. A monthly night sits on one series page, each show with its own list.
- Your price is your takings. You receive 100% of the ticket price. The buyer pays the booking fee on top.
How it works for comedy, drag and bingo hosts
- Create the show with general and front-row ticket types, each capped.
- Add a price change for the early birds.
- Share the link on your socials.
- On the night, scan tickets and sell walk-ups at the box office.
What a ticket costs, worked through
| Ticket | Price | Booking fee | Buyer pays | You receive |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General admission | $35 | $1.88 | $36.88 | $35 |
| Front row | $50 | $2.14 | $52.14 | $50 |
Sell 60 tickets at $35 and you receive $2,100. 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
Guides for comedy, drag and bingo hosts
Common questions
- Can I sell front-row tickets at a higher price?
- Yes. Make front row its own ticket type with its own price and cap.
- Can I ask guests to confirm they’re 18 or over?
- Yes, with a required tick box at checkout. Checking ID at the door is still up to you and the venue.
- Can I hide how many tickets are left?
- Yes. Turn on Hide how many tickets are remaining and the “Only 3 left” count goes from the page.
- What does a buyer pay on a $35 ticket?
- $36.88: the $35 ticket price and a $1.88 booking fee. You receive the whole $35, and the fee is the same on every plan.
Your next show, on One Ticket
Set up the tiers and the early birds in minutes. There is nothing to pay to start.