Sell your
own tickets.
Set your price, and keep all of it. The service fee is added at checkout and paid by the buyer, Stripe pays you into your own account, and the people who bought are your customers, not somebody else's mailing list.
You did the work.
Somebody else took the cut.
You promoted it, you filled it, you ran the door. Then you waited to be paid out of your own money.
The way it usually goes
- Fees come out of your ticket price, so you raise it to compensate
- The money sits with the platform until after the event
- The buyer list is theirs — you get a CSV if you're lucky
- No way to prove which promoter actually sold anything
- Your event lives on a page that also advertises other events
With GotTickets
- You set the face price and net that exact figure
- Stripe pays your own connected account — we never hold it
- Your buyers are in your dashboard, and you can email them
- Tracked links per promoter, so credit goes where it's earned
- Promo codes, add-ons and QR check-in in the same place
Five steps to on sale
Steps 1 and 3 you do once. After that it's 2, 4 and 5, every event.
Create your account
Register and pick Organiser as your account type. Free, and about a minute.
Build the event
Date, venue, artwork, description and however many ticket types you need — general, VIP, early bird, tables.
Connect Stripe
Ticket money is paid into your own Stripe account. Until it's connected, there's nowhere for it to land.
Needed to get paidPrice it properly
Run the venue, DJ, entertainment and marketing costs through the Event Earnings Calculator and see your break-even before you go on sale.
Launch, sell and scan
Share the link, hand tracked links to your promoters, watch it sell, and check people in at the door with QR.
What comes with the account
All of it is included. There is no tier that unlocks the useful half.
Event Earnings Calculator
Model venue, DJ, entertainment and marketing costs against ticket price, and see break-even and projected profit before you sell one.
Live sales dashboard
Tickets sold, revenue and remaining capacity, moving while the event is on sale — not a report you request afterwards.
QR check-in
Scan tickets at the door from a phone. The headcount updates as people come in, and duplicates get caught.
Tracked promoter links
Give each promoter their own link and QR. Every sale is credited to them for 30 days after the click, and you see who actually sells.
Sub-promoter network
Let your promoters recruit their own people, set the commission per event, and let the payouts run themselves on the day.
Promo codes & add-ons
Discount codes, bundles, merch and extras — sold through the same checkout as the ticket, on the same payout.
Venue partners
Host at a venue on the platform and the room sees your night on its calendar — approvals and settlement in one place.
Where your buyers came from
Clicks and sales broken down by source, so next time you spend the marketing money on the thing that worked.
AI flyer generatorcoming soon
Event artwork without hiring a designer. Not live yet — upload your own for now.
Exactly what you keep
Every line of this is the live configuration, not a pricing page written once and forgotten.
What this is — and what it isn't
The things worth knowing before you move an event, not after.
What you get
- A primary ticketing platform — tickets sold by you, at your price
- Your buyer list, in your dashboard, exportable
- Sub-organiser roles — POS, scanner and manager accounts for your team
- Payouts on your own Stripe account, on Stripe's normal schedule
- Support for multi-date and recurring events
What we're not
- Not a resale marketplace — nobody flips your tickets here
- Not a ticket bank — we never hold your money, so we can't withhold it
- Not an audience broker — we don't market your buyers to other events
- Not exclusive — sell wherever else you like at the same time
Put promoters to work
The part most platforms leave you to run out of a group chat and a spreadsheet.
Make the event promotable
Flip it on and set a flat commission per ticket. Only the events you choose, at the rate you choose.
Find promoters, or be found
Browse sub-promoters by city and read their profile, or approve the ones who request your event.
Invite by email
Send an invitation to the people you already work with; they accept with their own account.
30-day attribution
A click today still credits the promoter if the sale lands next week — so nobody argues about who brought whom.
Payouts run themselves
Commission is paid out through Stripe on the event date. You do not chase anyone for bank details.
See who actually sells
A per-promoter breakdown of clicks and sales, so next time you know who to give the good event to.