A shop in your own house style
Logo, accent colour, background and the roundness of the buttons are yours to set. Your audience recognises your event, not the platform underneath it.
Online ticket sales
Sell tickets online under your own name.
Your audience buys in a shop that looks like your event, pays through your own payment provider and has a ticket with a QR code in their inbox within a minute.
- Your own logo, colours and domain
- Payments straight into your own account
- Tickets by email, with a QR code
What your audience sees
A checkout that does not scare anyone off
Half the drop-off happens in the last two screens. This is what happens there.
Buying without an account
Name, email address, number of tickets, pay. No registration, no password, no confirmation mail that has to be opened first.
Tickets held during checkout
The moment someone starts the checkout, their tickets are held for them. Two buyers cannot fight over the same last ticket, and an abandoned order releases the seats by itself.
Your own payment provider
The payment runs through your own account with the provider, so the money is on your balance — not on a middleman's account you have to claim it from later.
Ticket with a QR code by email
After payment the ticket goes out immediately, with a QR code that works exactly once. Per order you can see whether that email arrived.
Selling on your own site
If you would rather keep buying inside your own website, the same sales screen goes into your page as a widget.
Online ticket sales
What it looks like
Ticket shopChoose your ticketsTixBeam Demo Night · Fri 14 Nov
- Early birdSold out
- Regular × 2€35.00
- Held while you check out10:00
Total€35.00
Continue to paymentHow a sale runs
From click to ticket
01
Your audience opens your shop
Through the link you shared, or the widget on your own site. Everything is on your address, so the link in your announcement stays yours.
02
Choosing tickets
The buyer picks a type and a quantity, within the minimum and maximum you set. Sold-out types say so up front, instead of disappointing at the end.
03
Paying
The payment runs through your provider. If it succeeds the order is done; if it is abandoned, the held tickets come back on sale within minutes.
04
Ticket in the inbox
The buyer gets the ticket with its QR code, you see the order appear in your overview, and the revenue joins your reporting.
Example
A sold-out night of 400 tickets
What is left of an average night, with €0.25 in platform fees per paid ticket.
400 tickets at €22.50€9,000.00
Platform fee (400 × €0.25)€100.00
Your payment provider's feeDirectly with your provider
Into your account€8,900.00 minus your provider's fee
Free tickets cost nothing, and a cancelled or refunded order has its platform fee corrected.
Online ticket sales
Questions we get
- When do I get the money from my ticket sales?
- We never hold it. The payment runs through your own account with your payment provider, so payouts follow the schedule you agreed with them.
- Can I hand out free tickets?
- Yes. Set the price to zero and the ticket goes through the same checkout with the same QR code. Free tickets do not count towards the platform fee.
- What happens when someone abandons a payment?
- The held tickets are released automatically and go straight back on sale. There is nothing for you to clean up.
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