Sell tickets for your concert or gig
For artists, bands, promoters and venues. Early bird releases, promo codes for everyone on the bill, guest lists, tickets that can't be screenshotted, and your fans' contact list after every show. Free for you: fans pay a flat 5% and you keep the full ticket price.
Everything a show needs
Early bird and tiered releases
Reward the fans who buy first with a cheaper early bird, then step up through general and final releases, each with its own price and number of tickets.
Promo codes for the line-up
Give the headliner, support acts and the venue their own codes, so everyone on the bill has a reason to share the show with their followers.
Guest lists
Band plus-ones, crew and media go on the guest list alongside paid tickets, so the door works from one list.
No screenshot tickets at the door
Dynamic QR codes refresh every 60 seconds, so screenshots and forwarded copies don't scan, and each ticket scans once. Door staff use the free Tickify Launch app on iOS or Android.
Your fans' contact list
Export names, emails, ticket types and purchase history whenever you like. The people at this show are the first ones to tell about the next one, and the list stays yours.
Paid to your own bank
Payouts go to your bank through Stripe after the show. Need money up front for a venue deposit or the PA? Early payouts are available on request.
What it costs
Nothing for you. A flat 5% booking fee is added at checkout and paid by the fan, with card processing included. No setup, monthly or payout fees, and free shows cost nothing.
| Ticket price | Fan pays | You receive |
|---|---|---|
| $30 | $31.50 | $30.00 |
| $50 | $52.50 | $50.00 |
| $80 | $84.00 | $80.00 |
Try your own ticket price in the fee calculator. Comparing platforms? See how Tickify stacks up.
Shows run on Tickify
Revenge On The World Tour
Room22, Sydney
Repeat sold-out shows
Anirudh Official Afterparty
Phoenix Concert Theatre, Toronto
Pre-sale sold out in 24 hours
Toneel Groep Alto
Ghent
First international sell-out
How to sell tickets for a concert or gig
- 1
Add up your costs
Venue hire, sound and lighting, artist fees, door staff and promotion. Divide the total by the tickets you can realistically sell to find your break-even price.
- 2
Set your price and releases
Price against similar shows in your city. Open with a small early bird release, then general and final releases, so the price rises as the show fills.
- 3
Build your event page
Line-up, date, venue, doors and set times, and a good photo of the artist. Fans buy on their phones, so keep it short and put the important details first.
- 4
Announce with the early bird on sale
Post the announcement with the ticket link, and get the artists, support acts and venue to share the same link with their own promo codes.
- 5
Keep promoting right up to the show
Post the line-up, a set-time reveal, and when each release is nearly gone. Sales tend to bunch up around the announcement and in the final days, so plan posts for both.
- 6
Scan fans in and get paid
Scan tickets at the door with the free Tickify Launch app, get paid to your bank after the show, and export your list for the next one.
For more on pricing and break-even, see how to sell tickets for an event online, and for a week-by-week promotion plan, how to promote an event. Running a club night instead? See club night ticketing.
Frequently asked questions
Put your next show on sale
Free for artists and promoters. Set up your releases, promo codes and guest list in under 10 minutes.