Ticketing for Promoters
A promoter's ticketing platform has one job: make it obvious which tickets you sold. slash.fm gives every promoter a tracked link per event, reports sales and revenue by link, and lets the organizer see the same numbers, so settling up is a report, not an argument.
Fees are 7% + $0.49 per ticket with card processing included, lower than Posh and the big platforms, and paid by the buyer by default, so your ticket price is the number you keep. If a lower sticker price converts better for your crowd, flip a tier to absorb fees.
Guest lists are built in. Each promoter adds names from their phone with plus-ones, the list closes at the cutoff you set, and the door checks guests in by scanning or by name. You see which promoter's guests actually showed up.
Promo codes stack with promoter links, hidden tiers can be sent to a specific group, and password-protected events keep an invite-only night off Explore. Weekly recurring events take one tap to extend.
Payouts go to the organizer account through Stripe Connect as tickets sell. If you run your own events, that is you; if you sell for a venue, the venue pays you from the per-promoter report.
FAQ
- Can I get paid directly for my link's sales?
- Payouts go to the account that owns the event. Per-promoter payouts from a single event are on the roadmap; today the owner settles with promoters from the sales-by-source report.
- Do I need the venue's permission to list an event?
- You need an approved organizer account. slash.fm approves organizers before their first event goes live to keep fake listings off the platform.
Start selling
Sign up with your phone number, create your organization and put in your first event: tickets, guest list and tables. No contract and no monthly fee. New organizers are reviewed before their first event goes live, usually within a day.