7 reasons musicians and promoters choose One Ticket
- Two sessions, one night. Sell an early and a late session as separate events, each with its own cap and its own list.
- Sections as ticket types. Price the front rows and general seating as ticket types with their own caps. There’s no seat map: people sit within their section.
- A page that looks like the night. Your colours, your cover and a display font on the event page, with nobody else’s events beside it.
- Prices that step up. Start with an early-bird price that rises on a date or once so many have sold.
- The whole ticket price. Musicians and the room are paid from the ticket price, and you receive all of it. The buyer pays the booking fee on top.
- Refunds buyers can trust. Your refund policy is shown before anyone pays. If the date, start time or place changes, everyone booked can refund in full.
- A quiet door. Scan tickets by QR code or find guests by name, from any phone.
How it works for musicians and promoters
- Create the concert with front-row and general ticket types, each capped.
- Pick your colours and cover, and set an early-bird price.
- Add a later session as a second event if the first fills.
- On the night, check guests in from your phone.
What a ticket costs, worked through
| Ticket | Price | Booking fee | Buyer pays | You receive |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General | $49 | $2.12 | $51.12 | $49 |
| Front rows | $69 | $2.98 | $71.98 | $69 |
Sell 120 tickets at $49 and you receive $5,880. 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 musicians and promoters
Common questions
- Can buyers pick their seats?
- No. One Ticket has no seat map. Price sections of the room as ticket types, each with its own cap.
- Can I sell two sessions on the same night?
- Yes. Make each session its own event, with its own cap, list and check-in.
- What does a buyer pay on a $49 ticket?
- $51.12: the $49 ticket price and a $2.12 booking fee. You receive the whole $49, and the fee is the same on every plan.
Your next concert, on One Ticket
Set it up in minutes, in your colours. You keep 100% of the ticket price, and there is nothing to pay to start.