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Run your whole calendar from one box office

Built for independent rooms: recurring shows, door sales, comps, your own facility fee, and payouts that land as tickets sell. No contracts, no games with your fan data.

Mobile event page for The Borrowed Hours in Miami with tickets from $179
Check-in card for a General Admission VIP ticket with seat and a Check In button

Service and policy commitments

The big ticketers need you more than you need them

Independent venues built live music's best rooms, and got repaid with junk fees on their fans, settlement delays on their money, and marketing emails sent to their audience about somebody else's show. You don't need a "partnership." You need ticketing that works and stays out of the way.

Paid as tickets sell. Not after load-out.

Payouts move through your own Stripe account and arrive as sales happen; the bar order and the artist deposit don't wait for settlement. One flat 5%, published, the same for every room, and added at checkout by default (or absorbed by the room, your call). No reserve held back, no contracts, no minimums.

Confirmation that a Stripe account has been connected

Tuesday open mic to Saturday sellout, one system

Duplicate recurring shows in a click. Every event on your public venue page, with your branding and your featured shows up top: a storefront fans can bookmark.

June 2026 calendar with shows listed on each day

Your regulars are yours. We keep it that way.

Every buyer joins your list, not ours, and we never market other events to your fans. Email campaigns, segments, and automations are included (early access), your list exports free, and the folk-night crowd hears about folk night. And fans see the full price up front: it's your name on the ticket, so checkout should never surprise anyone.

Attendees table with names, emails and the events they attended

Volunteers scan. Box office sells. Nobody touches the books.

QR check-in from any phone, door sales as normal orders, comps without spreadsheets, and nine roles so the promoter you co-present with sees their show, not your finances.

Order summary showing the attendee pays $29.25 and the venue keeps $28.00

Your fee

The facility fee, finally done in the open

You know the math: put $3 into face value and most of it goes to the artist split; put $3 into a facility fee and the room keeps all of it. The industry buries that fee inside a service charge and mails you a rebate. Eventrise does it in the open.

  • A fee with your name on it. Shown to fans under your label with a plain-language reason for what it covers, and you keep 100% of it.

  • Never stacked. Our 5% is charged on the ticket price only, never on top of your fee.

  • Set once, override anywhere. An org-wide default you can adjust per show or per ticket type, with comps skipped when you want.

  • Shaped like real deals. Flat or a percentage, with caps and face-value bands, the shapes deal memos are written in.

  • Straight into settlement. Every fee rolls up to an automatic NBOR line in your finance summary, ready for the settlement desk.

Fans see one all-in price with your fee named inside it, and every fee refunds automatically if the show cancels.

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Integrations

Moving is our job, not yours

We bring over your events and attendee list, and you keep selling while we do it. Need a website too? We have venue site templates with Eventrise already built in, or we'll help move your current site over.

Venue website for Marquee promoting a show on August 29 with a Buy Tickets button

A website to put it all on

Launch on a venue site template with Eventrise already built in, or we'll help move your current site over, white glove like the rest of the switch.

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