Gatehouse Guides for people who sell their own tickets. Fee arithmetic with the working shown, box office checklists, and comparisons that include the rows where we lose. Every rate is dated and linked to the page it came from, because an undated fee claim rots.
01 Event ticketing software, priced honestly The four fee models, what each one costs a 200-capacity room on a $35 ticket, and the arithmetic shown rather than asserted. 02 Choosing a ticketing platform for an independent music venue Five questions that decide the thing: who is the merchant of record, when the money lands, who owns the buyer, what the door does with no signal, and what leaving costs. 03 What a venue ticketing system has to do after the sale Holds, comps and guest list are three different things. So are refunds, exchanges and transfers. A box office checklist for the unglamorous half. 04 Affordable ticketing software, and the volume where each model wins Flat fee, percentage, or subscription. Dated figures, worked examples at three ticket prices, and the volumes at which we are the wrong answer. 05 Simple ticketing: what it takes to get an onsale live Simple usually means setup time, not feature count. Three routes to a live onsale, the hours each takes, and what each one costs you later.