Everything the night needs

One platform for the sale, the shop and the door.

TixBeam covers the whole path a ticket travels: from the moment someone lands on your shop to the moment they walk past your scanner.

Storefront

A shop that looks like your event, not like a platform

Your audience should recognise you, not us. Every organization gets a public shop that carries its own identity.

Your own branding

Logo, colors, favicon and button style are yours. The checkout keeps its proven structure underneath.

Subdomain from day one

Every organization automatically gets its own TixBeam subdomain, ready before your first announcement.

Custom domain via CNAME

Point tickets.yourdomain.com at TixBeam and your shop lives entirely on your own domain.

Findable event pages

Server-rendered pages with readable slugs, canonical URLs, Open Graph images and event structured data.

Selling

Checkout that respects the buyer and your capacity

Every price and every availability check is calculated on the server, so what a buyer sees is what they get.

Ticket types and tiers

Early bird, regular, VIP, member prices — with their own capacity, sales window and description.

Real inventory control

Stock is reserved while an order is being completed and released again the moment it expires.

Server-side pricing

Totals are recalculated server-side at checkout, so a manipulated browser cannot change what is owed.

Pay at location

Let guests reserve online and pay at a location you define, with a deadline that releases the seats automatically.

Money

Payments land in your account, not in ours

TixBeam is provider-neutral. You connect your own payment provider account and the ticket money flows straight into it.

Your own provider account

Connect the supported provider you already use. Your customers, your merchant relationship, your payouts.

No waiting for a platform payout

Because the money never sits with TixBeam, your cash flow follows your provider's schedule, not ours.

Transparent platform fee

TixBeam charges €0.25 per sold ticket. Your provider's transaction costs stay between you and them.

Orders you can explain

Every order keeps its status history, so support questions have a factual answer instead of a guess.

The door

The entrance is where ticketing gets judged

A scanner that hesitates creates a queue. TixBeam validates tickets fast and refuses duplicates without drama.

Secure QR tickets

Tickets carry cryptographically signed codes, so a screenshot of someone else's ticket does not get in.

Duplicate protection

The first valid scan checks a guest in. Every later attempt on the same ticket is refused and logged.

Scanner on the phones you have

The scanner runs as a mobile web app on iPhone, Android and tablets. No native install at the door.

Live attendance

See how many guests are inside while doors are open, per entrance and per ticket type.

Reporting

See what sold and who is inside, while it happens

Sales and access sit in the same view, per event. Not an export of yesterday, but where you stand now.

Revenue and tickets sold

Net revenue, the number of paid tickets and what is left of your capacity — with the sell-through percentage beside it, so you can tell whether you are on track.

Sales per day

A chart of tickets per day shows when your announcement worked and when the sale stalled. Quiet days stay visible instead of being left out.

Per ticket type

Sold, reserved, available and revenue per type. That is how you learn whether your early round was too small or your door price too high.

Access during the night

How many issued tickets have been scanned, and how many guests are still outside. Visible per entrance as well.

Payment mix and outstanding

What was paid online, what was settled in cash and which orders are still waiting for payment, with the amount.

Taking it to your bookkeeping

Orders and revenue export as CSV, so your accounts use the same figures as your overview.

Your team

Give people exactly the access they need

Door staff should not see revenue. Finance should not be able to unpublish an event. Roles make that concrete.

Roles that match real jobs

Owner, admin, event manager, finance, marketing, scanner and viewer — each with its own boundaries.

Multiple organizations

Work for more than one organizer? Switch organizations without logging out or mixing up data.

Audit trail

Sensitive actions are recorded with who did what and when, so you can reconstruct any evening.

Support without shortcuts

TixBeam support can only look at your organization through an explicit, logged support session.

From briefing to event draft

AI prepares. Your team publishes.

Connect a compatible AI assistant through MCP and turn a briefing into a complete event draft. TixBeam enforces organization boundaries and always leaves publication to an authorized team member.

Explore MCP for events
Your briefing

Create a draft for our Friday club night with early-bird, regular and VIP tickets.

TixBeam assistant

Event draft and three ticket types prepared for review.

  1. 01

    Briefing

    Describe your event in plain language.

  2. 02

    Event draft

    AI prepares the schedule and details.

  3. 03

    Tickets

    Ticket types are added as drafts.

  4. 04

    Human review

    Your team reviews and publishes.

Publication stays deliberately human

The assistant can prepare and edit, but it can never publish an event independently.

What stays yours

The three things platforms usually take.

Your money

Ticket revenue is settled through your own payment provider account, not through a platform balance.

Your audience

Buyer data belongs to your organization. We do not market to your customers and we do not resell them.

Your brand

From the shop to the confirmation email, your audience sees your name in the foreground.

Find the part you were looking for

Four questions organizers ask before they switch, each answered on its own page with real examples.

Your next event starts here

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of your ticketing?

Tell us what you are organizing. We will look at your event with you and show you exactly how it would run on TixBeam.