Everything an event needs,
in one panel.
Create the event, price the tiers, run the door offline, take the resale royalty — twelve surfaces, one login, self-serve from day one.
Twelve surfaces, one login
Net revenue, sell-through, tickets sold and royalty earnings — each with a trend, then a row per event.
Every event, one place
Sell-through, revenue, secondary volume, staff, resales and refunds — live, per event.
From a name to an on-sale
Tiers are name, price and supply. Tickets mint on purchase, so a 10,000 tier costs nothing until it sells.
Numbers you can hand over
Eight exports, CSV and PDF, VAT broken out for Poland.
What you stop doing by hand.
TicketConnect is a full ticketing stack: you create events in the organizer panel, sell tamper-proof tickets on your storefront, run the door from the app, and get paid through escrow-backed payouts. The six jobs every organizer runs by hand today become six surfaces behind one login.
The job
In the panel
Already on a platform? The lines that change most are resale, escrow and the door.
One login. The whole show.
Sign up and create your organization directly in the panel — no invite, no sales call. The dashboard opens on four numbers, each with a trend against the previous period; under them, a row per event, live as it happens.
The four tiles
Total Net Revenue
$533,035.75
Primary + royalties
Sell-through Rate
60.2%
of 12,500 minted
Tickets Sold
7,530
across three events
Royalty Earnings
$35,635.75
passive income from resales
Demo organization — the same one the showcase above renders.
Then a row per event
Neon Nights: Berlin
3,140 / 4,000
79% sell-through
$219,800.00Sónar Warehouse Sessions
2,410 / 2,500
96% sell-through
$168,700.00Amsterdam Light Symphony
1,980 / 6,000
33% sell-through
$108,900.00From a name to an on-sale.
Every event gets its own cryptographic signing key, and every ticket carries a signed QR — so a screenshot, forgery or reused ticket never gets through, and a ticket for one night can never scan into another. Tiers are name, price and supply; tickets mint on purchase, so a 10,000-cap tier costs nothing until it sells and cannot oversell.
The event form
One signing key per event
Every ticket carries a QR signed with a key unique to that event. A ticket for one night can never scan into another — and tickets mint on purchase, so supply is claimed atomically.
Cancel in one action
Refunds every buyer their full face value automatically, with a dry-run preview of the total before you confirm. No chasing individual orders.
Name, price, supply
Tickets mint on purchase — supply is claimed atomically, so you cannot oversell.
Published price schedule
Release tiers on a timer or when an earlier tier sells out. Buyers always know what's coming.
Seat-map designer
For seated venues. Assign tiers to sections and let buyers pick their seats.
The on-sale, and who sold it.
Card, BLIK or USDC on Base — whichever a fan picks, the same ticket lands in their TicketConnect wallet; you never run separate inventories per payment method. For a slammed on-sale, the waiting room admits buyers in batches with a time-boxed window, and caps count per identity, so splitting an order doesn’t get around them.
How buyers pay
Card
Paid via Stripe. The same ticket lands in the wallet regardless of method.
BLIK
Poland's mobile payment standard, also via Stripe.
USDC on Base
An on-chain stablecoin payment, settled directly on Base.
Protecting a hot on-sale
25 / 8 min
Waiting-room batch and window, both tunable
10
Tickets per buyer by default, settable 1–50
Sales sources
?utm_source=instagram
The source rides to checkout and is saved on the ticket, grouped source → medium → campaign. First-party, so it counts buyers who decline cookies — ad dashboards will always show less.
And what your fans get
The ticket in the app
No PDFs or printouts. Open the app and show the QR — the ticket updates live if the code refreshes.
Resale, or a face-value return
Can't make it? List on the storefront under the organizer's rules, or return the ticket to the waitlist at face value. Either way, you're not stuck.
A code nobody has seen
The entry code stays hidden until you reveal it at the venue. Once revealed, the ticket locks — so a resale buyer always gets a fresh code, and a screenshot can't get anyone in.
Doors open.Nothing goes down.
Scanning never depends on the venue’s Wi-Fi: every QR is verified cryptographically on the device, against data downloaded before doors. The scanner phones form a mesh that needs no internet — a ticket through gate A is rejected at gate B within seconds — and anything that slips through is flagged for review, not lost.
Staff permissions
Scan
Check tickets in at the gate.
Stats
See live check-in numbers for their assigned events.
Sell
Sell walk-up tickets at the gate.
Manage
Adjust door settings during the event.
Your team gets their own logins — assigned per event, suspended in one tap.
Tap to Pay
Gate sales on a staff phone, no terminal hardware
50
Tickets per gate order · wristbands with claim QRs
Every state change lands in the audit log, with a name against it.
Scanning
Fully offline
Verified on the device; scan history uploads when the Wi-Fi comes back
Gates warn each other
Phone-to-phone mesh or venue Wi-Fi — whichever comes first
Live codes
The QR refreshes every 30 seconds, signed on the attendee’s device; a screenshot dies within a minute
Not every ticket sells at face value to a stranger.
Codes take 1–100% off at checkout, scoped to one event or all of yours, with optional expiry and caps. Blast them to pasted addresses, a segment, or past attendees — the lists merge so nobody gets it twice — or attach a trigger and let attendance hand them out. Each buyer receives at most one automatic email, ever.
Discounts
Pick something short enough to type at the door.
Guest list
50 × 1–10
Comps per batch, atomic and revocable
Audience segments
Previewed with total and email-reachable counts before you use one.
Perks
90 days
Redemption analytics · scanned in perk mode
The resale market is yours,not a scalper’s.
Holders list on your storefront, buyers pay there, and your rules are enforced when a holder tries to list — outside your bounds, before your window, or on an event with resale off, the listing is simply rejected. When a ticket changes hands you earn a royalty, credited automatically; you never invoice anyone.
Per event
Resale on or off
Price floor and ceiling
When listing opens
Enforced at listing time, not suggested.
150%
default anti-scalping ceiling, of face value
What each side gets
5%
Your royalty, default per organization
8%
Marketplace fee, seller-paid
The seller receives the resale price minus both.
Markup escrow
Held until the event completes — cancel, and the resale buyer gets face value and the markup back
Revealed tickets lock
Once a code is shown on a screen it can never be listed again — a resale buyer never inherits a screenshot
Waitlist returns
Sold out? Returned tickets go to the waitlist at face value, first come, first served
What it costs, where it sits,when it lands.
3% on a primary sale, storefront or gate; 8% on a resale, paid by the seller. Card and BLIK processing runs through our account and comes out of our margin — the rates above are the only deduction, on every rail, and nothing is added to the buyer’s price. Proceeds sit in escrow and release at event end + 7 days: the window that lets every buyer be refunded in full if you cancel.
The rate, on every plan
3%
Primary and gate
8%
Resale, seller-paid
2.50 PLN floor below ~83 PLN · free tickets are always free.
Immediate share, by trust tier
0%
New
50%
Verified
80%
Trusted
95%
Platinum
On USDC sales; card and BLIK follow the payout route you chose.
Two ways to be paid
Card payments settle straight into it; the money is yours in Stripe.
A multi-owner treasury your organization controls — no single account can drain it.
Eight exports · VAT broken out
Plans gate capabilities,not fees.
Free carries the full core product — events, tiers, storefront sales, discounts, comps, resale, door operations, payouts and reports. Pro puts your logo and colors on the storefront and adds advanced analytics. The fees on your ticket sales are identical on every plan.
Free
$0
The whole core product
Pro
$99 / mo
Your brand, deeper analytics
Enterprise
$499 / mo
Your domain, the API
$2,500 one-time setup on Enterprise · annual billing on both paid plans · a failed renewal gets a 3-day grace, then you fall back to Free and everything keeps working.
Fees don't change with your plan
3%
Primary & gate
8%
Resale, seller-paid
2.50 PLN
Floor, below ~83 PLN
Free tickets are always free. Card and BLIK processing is on us.
Or it ships as your product
The same engine, behind your brand.
Enterprise is also the licensee track: launch a fully branded ticketing product — events, paid tickets, QR check-in, resale, payouts — without building any of the hard parts. You integrate the way you’d integrate Stripe or SendGrid: REST, an API key, and signed webhooks, in plain business language.
Built, and running.
Every surface below is public — open the panel, browse the storefront, read the docs, and verify the full source on GitHub, right now.
No invite, no sales call. Create your organization yourself and publish your first event today.
Create your organization
Self-serve from the first login.
Publish your first event
Tiers, price schedule, storefront page — live in minutes.
Get paid on every sale
Primary, gate and resale. The royalty never needs invoicing.