Get paid
to party.
Your friends were going anyway. Get your own link and QR code for the events you choose, and every ticket bought through it pays you. No cost to join, no tickets to buy up front, no minimum to hit.
You already do this.
You just do it for free.
Nothing here asks you to do anything new. It asks you to get paid for what you were doing anyway.
Tonight, without a link
- You post the flyer, tag ten people, and six of them buy
- Nobody can prove which six, least of all you
- The promoter thanks you on the guest list
- Next month they ask you to do it again, for the same nothing
Tonight, with your link
- You post the same flyer with your own link or QR code
- Every sale through it is counted against your name
- You watch it happen live, on your phone
- The commission lands in your bank account through Stripe
Five steps, once
Steps 1–3 you do a single time. After that it's steps 4 and 5, every event, forever.
Create your account
Register and pick Sub-Promoter as your account type. It's free, and it takes about a minute.
Fill out your profile
A photo, a short bio, your city, and your socials. This is what an organiser reads before they approve you.
Needed to be foundConnect Stripe
Payouts run through Stripe straight to your bank. Until it's connected, your commission has nowhere to land.
Needed to get paidPick your events
Browse the promotable events, see what each one pays per ticket, and send a request to the ones you want.
Share and get paid
Once you're approved you get your link and QR code. Post it, hand it out, watch the sales come in.
What you get to work with
The same tools the organiser has, scoped to the events you were approved for.
Your own link
A unique code per event, on the real event page. Anyone who buys through it is credited to you — no coupon to remember, nothing for them to type.
A QR code
Download it and put it on a story, a flyer, a table tent or the back of your phone. Scans are tracked the same as clicks.
Live sales tracking
Tickets sold, commission earned and how people got there — link, QR or a share — updated as it happens, not the morning after.
One-tap sharing
Push your link to WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, X or email without copying and pasting it into anything.
A public profile
Your own page with your bio, socials and a verified track record — tickets sold and events promoted, counted by us, not claimed by you.
Requests both ways
Ask organisers for events you want, and get asked by organisers who found you in the directory. You approve or decline either way.
Exactly how you get paid
Written out plainly, because payout day is a bad time to learn how any of this works.
What this is — and what it isn't
If any of the right-hand column is what you came for, better to know now.
What you can count on
- You choose which events you promote — and you can turn any request down
- Every sale is attributed automatically; there is nothing to claim or chase
- Your track record follows you — sold 400 tickets and the next organiser can see it
- Your commission is yours; nothing is deducted by the platform
What it isn't
- Not automatic — an organiser has to approve you for each event before your link exists
- Not a fixed rate — every event sets its own, and some don't pay on every ticket type
- Not a salary — nobody sells you a target; you get paid on what actually sells
- Not resale — you never hold tickets, mark them up, or take payment yourself
How organisers find you
You don't have to wait for events. But it helps enormously when they come to you.
The promoter directory
Organisers with a promotable event browse sub-promoters and send invitations directly. You show up there once your profile is complete.
Complete means complete
A bio, your specialities, the age range you reach, and at least one social link. Miss any one of them and organisers can't see you at all.
Results move you up
The directory leads with the promoters who've actually moved tickets. Your first few events are what get you the next ten.