Preços
Gratuito até você vender um ingresso.
Propor um evento, avaliar o interesse, pesquisar um local e uma data e calcular o número de funcionários, tudo isso não custa nada. A única taxa é sobre os ingressos, e o comprador paga além do seu preço – então você recebe o valor nominal total de tudo o que vende.
Eventos com ingressos
A única coisa da qual tiramos uma parte.
A venda de ingressos é um produto próprio: um sistema de estoque, um cofre de cartões, uma fila de revisão e uma mesa de relatórios. Comece gratuitamente e pague uma taxa mais alta por ingresso, ou assine e pague uma taxa mais baixa. De qualquer forma, a taxa é adicionada ao preço que você definiu e pago pelo comprador, para que você receba o valor nominal total e a avaliação dos juros esteja incluída.
Free
Three events a month. Tickets carry the higher service fee.
- 10% por bilhete, pago pelo comprador
- 3 events a month
- Up to 100 tickets per event
- No event planner
- Pesquisas de fase de interesse, local e data
- Pagamentos direto para sua própria conta Stripe
$20.00
Ten events a month, the planner, and the lower ticket fee.
- 5% por bilhete, pago pelo comprador
- 10 events a month
- Up to 500 tickets per event
- Event planner included
- Pesquisas de fase de interesse, local e data
- Pagamentos direto para sua própria conta Stripe
$100.00
For organizers running a full calendar, at any size.
- 5% por bilhete, pago pelo comprador
- Unlimited events
- No cap on tickets per event
- Event planner included
- Pesquisas de fase de interesse, local e data
- Pagamentos direto para sua própria conta Stripe
You still pay Stripe
Stripe charges 2.9% + 30¢ per card payment, debited from your own balance. That is Stripe's fee, not ours, and we never add to it. Checkout shows the ticket price, our service fee and Stripe's as three separate lines before anyone commits, so the buyer can see which company is charging what.
Why there is a fee at all
A ticket buyer is a stranger to us, buying from a stranger to us, using inventory, a saved-card vault, a review queue and a reporting desk that we run. That is a service with a cost, so there is a fee. It goes on top of the price, is paid by the buyer, and is shown as its own line at checkout next to Stripe's — and the rate depends on the organizer's plan, because a free plan has to pay for itself out of what it sells. The organizer receives exactly what they advertised either way.
Nobody is charged for an event that never happens
Events here are proposed before they are booked. People say they are interested, then reserve a seat and save a card — and no charge exists until the organizer has confirmed a venue and a date. If the idea does not reach enough people, or the organizer never finds a room, the saved cards are released and nothing was ever taken. There is no refund to chase because there was no payment.
Attending costs nothing extra
Browsing, saying you are interested, and voting in a venue or date poll are all free. The only thing a buyer pays beyond the ticket price is the service fee, and it is on the checkout screen before they commit.